Dorothy Thompson (1893-1961) was an American broadcast and print journalist, best
known for her work as a foreign correspondent and her column "On the Record" that
appeared in the New York Herald Tribune from 1936-1941.
If the word "journalist" means a writer who records public events, then Dorothy Thompson
was a journalist in the fullest sense of the definition. Her column,
On the Record, published for more than twenty consecutive years in scores of newspapers bears witness
to this fact. The international fame she achieved and the political influence she
wielded, however, were due less to her skillful recording of events than to her extraordinary
percipience in analyzing them. A sound knowledge of history, a well-trained memory,
and a surprisingly wide range of personal contacts with the great and near-great,
many of which became enduring friendships, enabled her to measure any situation against
its background as well as to assess its consequences and foresee new situations likely
to derive from it.
To find the starting point, one may well go back to the unhappiness of a sensitive
little girl of twelve whose mother had died and whose adored father, an English-born
Methodist preacher, soon married the church organist. Neither love nor understanding
prevailed between Dorothy and her step-mother and the girl was sent to Chicago to
live with an aunt. She left no significant marks either at public school or at the
Lewis Institute. Only when she worked her way through college, at Syracuse University,
did Dorothy truly discover the world of the intellect. Even so she was better remembered
as an embracer of causes than as a student of note. Her interest was politics and
economics and when she failed in grammar and could not be a teacher, she joined the
suffrage movement, making powerful speeches for it all over New York State. This was
her first crusade.
By the time America entered the first World War, Dorothy Thompson's effort to be sent
overseas having failed like her grammar, a deep concern for the needs of humanity
drew her into social work. But this was not her calling, and saving enough from the
pittance earned she sailed to Europe the moment the guns were silenced. A group of
Zionists on the same boat, traveling to a convention, attracted her interest and she
secured her first journalistic assignment by reporting their meetings for the International
News Service. This first bite of the reportorial apple produced growing hunger for
more and soon she was traveling all over Europe on the trail of every uprising or
budding revolution and selling stories to whatever newspaper would buy them. Then
it was that the makings of her later successes began to take shape; she set no limit
to the time and effort invested in the story at hand; she considered no person or
detail too insignificant to be pursued; she never discounted intuition; yet spared
herself no work in tracking down the facts which would give validity to her hunches.
Whatever knowledge she already possessed about any given situation, she never stopped
looking for more, allowing little or no margin for error in facts or in reasoning.
These forms of self-discipline added to the sharpness of her mind and the beauty of
her face, with its sparkling blue eyes, fair skin and generous smile, pushed open
many a door which other and more seasoned reporters found forbiddingly closed.
Concentrating finally on Central Europe, she acquired an excellent command of the
German language and some of its dialects and soon became Vienna correspondent for
the
Philadelphia Public Ledger. Her marriage in 1921 to Josef Bard, a Hungarian writer, gave her unusual insights
into much of Central Europe. By 1925, she had been appointed Chief of the Central
European Service for the
Ledger as well as for the
New York Evening News, both then owned by the Curtis Publishing Company. Much personal unhappiness and
a divorce already lay behind her when she went to Russia in 1927 to report on the
tenth anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution. While the articles on Russia appeared
in book form in America, Dorothy Thompson resigned as Bureau chief and took a well-earned
vacation in Italy. Sinclair Lewis met her in Berlin, proposed instantly, and pursued
her wherever she went. By May of 1928, she married Lewis in a London ceremony that
added more fame to her reputation.
When they both returned to the United States, the life of leisure that she might have
led held no appeal for Mrs. Sinclair Lewis who, only at first and very briefly, used
her new name to sign articles. In 1929, a series of articles on Canada and another
on prohibition sparked the beginning of her reputation as a lecturer as well as writer.
Her only child, a son, was born in 1930 and for a while Dorothy gave herself up to
the full enjoyment of motherhood.
The following year, however, she returned to Europe for an extensive interview with
Adolf Hitler, then leader of the National Socialist Party of Germany. The interview
was expanded into the book
I Saw Hitler. Readers who were inclined to believe the author said it was prophetic, but most
of the American public let it go by unheeded or perhaps unread. Dorothy Thompson started
writing on foreign affairs for the
Saturday Evening Post and during the next four or five years her coverage-in-depth of international developments
proved important to the thoughtful readers she increasingly acquired.
She went again to Germany in 1934. Hitler had risen to power and she suddenly found
herself expelled from his country in a matter of hours, a measure without precedent
at that time. The expulsion suddenly catapulted Dorothy Thompson into fame and, ironically
enough, contributed vastly to her rise in political journalism. In 1936, she became
a columnist for the
New York Herald Tribune with wide syndication and complete freedom to write about whatever caught her fancy.
The column appeared three times a week alternating with that of Walter Lippmann. Her
approach to the subjects was as varied as the material itself: witty or acid; convincing
when she pleaded for higher moral standards or better legislation; infuriating on
some strictly political issue; devastatingly amiable if the occasion so required;
and deeply moving when her own heart was moved. Much work went into her columns, but
the stylistic ease never revealed the strain or effort that had gone into the writing.
On the platform she was too often explosive, vehement or irritatingly asserting, but
rarely, if ever, in her writing.
Nonetheless, Dorothy Thompson was as intrepid with her pen as she was with her lips
and, as the Nazi menace grew, the drive of her denunciations and warnings grew likewise.
The dedication to human freedom and self-respect which had motivated her strongly
in school, now spurred her into a one-woman crusade, which also became a phenomenon
of its kind. She was determined to awaken America and the Western world to the real
and present menace of Nazism and of the fearful conflagration that might be required
to prevent the conquest of the entire West. In the chain of crises which preceded
Hitler's invasion of Poland in 1939, she managed to reach the scene of each of them
on time, her dual skill as reporter and analyst making resultant columns doubly effective.
At this time, many Americans came to look upon her as an oracle, while others hated
her for disturbing the security they thought they had found. She sparked many a controversy
and whoever tangled with her was inevitably compelled to think quickly and with facts
at hand.
In the thirties, the apathy of Americans towards international affairs filled her
with increasing dismay. She knew what was at stake if Hitler carried out the plans
he had so brashly set forth in the book,
Mein Kampf, which few in the United States had bothered to read. Americans had to be awakened
before the first deadly blows struck at Western civilization. The successive crises
of that period which weakened Europe helped her crusade to enlist supporters at home.
The disastrous events in Europe during 1935-1941 were a tragic vindication of Dorothy
Thompson's words, yet the core of Americans who believed that the United States should
and could stay out of any European entanglement was still unyielding. But on December
7, 1941, when Japan struck at Pearl Harbor, the American people, stunned as they were,
rallied more swiftly, united more tightly, acted more determinedly because, consciously
or otherwise, Dorothy Thompson's crusading had, in some measure, prepared them for
the ordeal.
In the war years, donning a correspondent's uniform, she was again as the woman of
twenty years earlier following her hunches and being on the spot wherever the news
was breaking. In or out of the country the network of her unique contacts became thicker
and vaster than ever before. Such men in positions of command as Winston Churchill
sought her counsel and tapped her experience and knowledge. Her power to influence
American public opinion was still soaring. She was not always right, as she well knew,
and often too vehement in her public expression to suit her listeners, but despite
these drawbacks and despite the forces of good and of evil which whirled around her,
she preserved intact her integrity as a writer, her dedication to the quest for truth
and--remarkable in any human being--her total lack of vanity. In a Europe darkened
by the horrors of Nazi occupation, patriots by the thousands knew Dorothy Thompson
by name while the clandestine radios quoted her words as proof that America was determined
to restore freedom to the world.
The marriage with Sinclair Lewis had inevitably gone on the rocks, and a divorce had
set them free in 1940. For Dorothy Thompson, despite her ever-present preoccupation
with public affairs and with the danger that freedom might be lost, despite the recognition
she received and the honors which came to her, the failure of her second marriage
scarred her deeply and left a trail of self-reproach and pain.
In 1943, while engrossed in aiding the refugees who were finding their way across
the Atlantic, Dorothy found a new sort of happiness laced with a serenity she had
never thought existed. This appeared in the person of Maxim Kopf, a Czechoslovak artist
whom she married in 1943 and of whom she often said: "He is the man I should have
married in the first place." The war was still far from being won and her crusade
was not yet at an end. She remained very much in the limelight and her power had not
waned. But in herself there was a new quality which seemed to cut down her vehemence.
Once the war was over the nature of the problems changed. She became involved in the
struggle between Israel and the Arab countries in addition to a continuing concern
with the plight of all refugees. The cold war against Communism had little in common
with the war against Hitler and the Nazis and the American people were inclined to
rest on their laurels. Dorothy Thompson did not lay down her pen nor step off completely
from the platform, but times had changed and so had the mood of the public. There
was no need for a crusade now, at least not the same kind of a crusade, and some of
the fire and spark began to go out of her writing. Dorothy was happy at home and gave
more thought to broader issues.
Dorothy Thompson knew America in depth through its history, laws, Constitution, government,
literature, social problems and the arts. She knew its strength and its weakness and
loved all of them with a sincerity that startled those who had never seen this side
of her many-faceted personality. Yet this love of country--a patriotism that disliked
flag-waving but would accept any challenge--was at the root of her ability to influence
the thinking of her countrymen for the better part of a quarter-century.
When she gave up her newspaper column in 1958, she intended to devote herself to writing
an autobiography, but her health began to fail and the task was barely started when
it was brought to an end. Her two grandchildren, the sons of her only son, Michael,
were in Portugal and at Christmas time, 1960, she flew over to spend the holidays
with them and her daughter-in-law. She only lived through one month of the new year
and died in Lisbon.
The collection is divided into 10 series: Incoming correspondence, Outgoing correspondence,
Family papers, Subject file, Ladies Home Journal material, "On the Record" articles, Manuscripts, Notes and research material, Manuscripts
by others, and Oversized material. Incoming correspondence is arranged alphabetically
by sender, while Outgoing correspondence is arranged by date. Family papers is arranged
alphabetically by each family member's name (e.g. Joseph Bard, Maxim Kopf). The Ladies Home Journal material and Manuscripts are organized alphabetically by title. Meanwhile, "On the
Record" articles are arranged by date. The undated articles in this series are alphabetized
by title. Manuscripts by others is arranged alphabetically by author or by title
when the author is unknown.
The majority of our archival and manuscript collections are housed offsite and require
advanced notice for retrieval. Researchers are encouraged to contact us in advance
concerning the collection material they wish to access for their research.
Written permission must be obtained from SCRC and all relevant rights holders before
publishing quotations, excerpts or images from any materials in this collection.
The
Dorothy Thompson Collection, also located in the Special Collections Research Center, comprises a separate group
of materials which relate chiefly to Dorothy Thompson's early career and her marriage
to Josef Bard.
Bard, Josef.
Baruch, Bernard M. (Bernard Mannes), 1870-1965.
Churchill, Winston, 1874-1965.
Cocteau, Jean, 1889-1963.
Culbertson, Ely, 1891-1955.
Flanders, Ralph E. (Ralph Edward), 1880-1970.
Frankfurter, Felix, 1882-1965.
Gaulle, Charles de, 1890-1970.
Gunther, John, 1901-1970.
Hull, Cordell, 1871-1955.
Irwin, Wallace.
Kopf, Maxim, 1892-1958.
Lane, Rose Wilder, 1886-1968.
Lewis, Sinclair, 1885-1951.
Lilienthal, Alfred M.
Luce, Clare Boothe, 1903-1987.
Mann, Thomas, 1875-1955.
Masaryk, Jan, 1886-1948.
Mowrer, Edgar Ansel, 1892-1977.
Nasser, Gamal Abdel, 1918-1970.
Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1884-1962.
Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945.
Sheean, Vincent, 1899-1975.
Thompson, Dorothy, 1893-1961.
Truman, Harry S., 1884-1972.
Urzidil, Johannes, 1896-1970.
West, Rebecca, 1892-1983.
Broadcast journalism -- United States.
Communism -- Soviet Union.
Family -- Press coverage.
Jews -- Germany -- History -- 1933-1945.
Journalism -- United States.
Journalists -- Biography.
Journalists -- Correspondence.
Radio journalists -- United States.
War correspondents.
Women and journalism.
Women authors, American.
Women broadcasters -- United States.
Women in radio broadcasting -- United States.
Women intellectuals -- United States.
Women journalists -- United States.
World War, 1939-1945 -- Journalists.
Zionism.
Europe -- Politics and government -- 20th century.
Germany -- Politics and government -- 20th century.
United States -- Intellectual life -- 20th century.
United States -- Politics and government -- 20th century.
Authors.
Journalists.
Radio journalists.
War correspondents.
Dorothy Thompson Papers,
Special Collections Research Center,
Syracuse University Libraries
Gift of
Dorothy Thompson.
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A - General correspondence |
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Abe-Ame 16 May 1933-11 May 1959
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Ame-Aut 11 Nov 1932-12 Mar 1958
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Acheson, Dean 21 Sep 1945, 06 Apr 1949
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Adams, Franklin and Esther 03 Dec 1930-09 Mar 1959
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Allen, Jay 24 Oct 1938-27 Aug 1946
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Alsop, Joseph and Stewart 18 Feb 1948-15 Jun 1960
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American Academy of Arts and Letters, The 20 Nov 1950-08 Nov 1951
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American Council for Judaism 20 May 1941-06 Jun 1950
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American Council for Judaism 19 Feb 1951-28 Oct 1958
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American Express Company, The 28 Feb 1951-11 May 1951
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American Friends Service Committee 27 Feb 1939-08 Aug 1958
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American Middle East Relief, Inc. 20 Jul 1950-28 Feb 1957
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American University of Beirut 10 Jan 1951-26 Mar 1952
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American Way, Inc., The 18 Aug 1953-04 Nov 1953
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Andrews, Henry 01 Aug 1934-23 Apr 1960
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Apartment Locating Bureau 07 Aug 1958-16 Sep 1958
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Armstrong, Hamilton Fish 07 Dec 1938-21 Dec 1959
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Arthur, Franchon M. 20 Nov 1944-22 Jan 1945
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Ascoli, Max, Mr. and Mrs. 20 Jun 1934-13 Nov 1944
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Astor, Nancy 01 Dec 1949, 23 Sep 1955
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Atlantic Monthly, The 28 Aug 1928-06 Oct 1960
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Atwater, Mrs. W. Clarke 04 Nov 1960
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Author's League of America, Inc., The 05 Mar 1958
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American Friends of the Middle East |
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[General 1951
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William Eddy 09 Jan 1950-19 Dec 1951
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Cornelius Van H. Engert 01 Jun 1951-13 Sep 1951
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[General] 1952
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Garland Evans Hopkins 10 Apr 1952-27 Oct 1952
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[General] 1953
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02 Jun 1953-30 Sep 1953 02 Oct 1953-31 Dec 1953
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Garland Evans Hopkins 23 Jan 1953-18 Mar 1953
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[General] 1954
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Garland Evans Hopkins
12 Jan 1954-06 Oct 1954
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Kay Sisto 21 Mar 1954-20 Sep 1954
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[General] 1955
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William Z. Cline 09 Feb 1955-19 Sep 1955
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William Archer Wright
29 Mar 1955-07 Oct 1955
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[General] 1956
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William Z. Cline 13 Jan 1956-11 Oct 1956
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William Archer Wright
11 Jan 1956-28 Jun 1956
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[General] 1957
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[General] 1958
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William Z. Cline 06 Feb 1958-09 May 1958
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Garland Evans Hopkins 03 Mar 1958-30 Jun 1958
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[General] 10 Feb 1959, 24 Nov 1959
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[General] 15 Jan 1960-03 Dec 1960
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B - General correspondence |
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Bab-Bel 16 Jul 1931-28 Apr 1958
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Bel-Ble 20 Oct 1930-23 Apr 1956
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Bli-Bos 05 Feb 1949-03 Jan 1960
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Bou-Bre 01 Oct 1937-09 Dec 1960
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Bri-Byr 06 Nov 1940-11 Mar 1955
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Barnes, Harry Elmer 01 Oct 1950-23 May 1958
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Barr, Springfellow 08 Nov 1944-31 Mar 1958
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Barrie, J. M. 13 May 1930
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Baruch, Bernard 13 Nov 1944-16 Jun 1959
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Beals and Nicholson 08 Jan 1951-05 Feb 1951
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Beaverbrook, William Maxwell Aitken 25 May 1923
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Bell, Canon Bernard Iddings 14 Jul 1950-01 Jan 1952
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Bell, Ralph and Marjorie 04 Jun 1951-08 Jun 1953
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Bell Syndicate 04 Apr 1941- 02 Dec 1948
- John N. Wheeler
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Bell Syndicate 01 Feb 1949-24 Dec 1953
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Bell Syndicate 28 Jan 1954-12 Apr 1960
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Berger, Elmer 03 Jul 1951-28 Oct 1958
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Biddle, Francis 06 Apr 1943
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Blesch, Josephine 23 Dec 1953-20 Dec 1959
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Boeker, Alexander 03 Feb 1948-22 Jul 1953
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Borah, William E. 07 Dec 1929
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Borchardt, Hermann 08 Apr 1947-17 Sep 1947
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Bottome, Phyllis 25 Jul 1928-23 Oct 1958
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Bouton, S. Miles 19 Jan 1949-29 Nov 1959
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Boveri, Margaret 28 Feb 1952-20 Jan 1961
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Boxer, John 20 Apr 1948-30 Jun 1948
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Brandt, Karl and Anita 02 Aug 1938-26 May 1959
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Buck, Pearl S. 03 Dec 1942-02 Aug 1952
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Buhlig, Richard 02 Jan 1932-10 May 1952
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Byrd, Richard E. 21 Aug 1950-04 Jan 1951
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Cad-Cer 05 Aug 1931-18 Feb 1960
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Cha-Col 03 Feb 1939-11 Nov 1957
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Com-Czu 04 Nov 1931-19 May 1960
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Cabell, James Branch 30 Aug 1930-06 Nov 1930
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Canfield, Cass 18 Feb 1949-10 Feb 1959
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C. A. R. E. 07 Feb 1947-17 Jul 1952
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Carter Insurance 31 Jul 1947-05 Jan 1960
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Casanova, Grace 09 Jun 1939-30 Aug 1960
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Cerf, Bennett 06 Apr 1943
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Churchill, Winston 16 Feb 1944-03 Jan 1958
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Clark, Madelaine 15 Oct 1941-04 Feb 1943
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Clark, Wesley 01 Aug 1951-01 Nov 1960
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Clay, Lucius 07 Jan 1948-24 Jan 1949
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Cocteau, Jean 15 Jun 1945
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Committees 05 Jan 1946-20 Dec 1960
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Common Cause 31 Mar 1948-14 Apr 1951
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Condolences re: death of Maxim Kopf Jul 1958
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Connally, Thomas 13 Apr 1950
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Costain, Thomas B. 01 Jul 1931-17 Jul 1931
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Cousins, Norman 27 Nov 1959
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Crosser, Paul 28 Apr 1953-21 Oct 1955
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Crusade for Freedom 27 Dec 1950-16 Dec 1952
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Culbertson, Ely and Dorothy 23 Jun 1944-24 Sep 1957
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D - General correspondence |
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Dai-Def 14 Jul 1928-30 Jun 1960
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Dei-Due 07 Jul 1940-29 Jul 1955
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Duk-Dyn 02 Aug 1949-10 Jan 1958
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Dahlquist, John E. 02 Feb 1950, 02 Aug 1954
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Dana, Harold S. 25 Apr 1950-28 Mar 1960
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Daniel, Anita 21 Oct 1930-09 Apr 1960
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Davis, Elmer 03 Sep 1942-15 Feb 1944
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Debs, Eugene V. 13 May 1926
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De Conti, Marc C. 07 Mar 1950-17 Mar 1951
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De Gasperi, Alcide 06 Aug 1946
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De Gaulle, Charles 10 Apr 1948
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De Groot, Roy 02 Jul 1950-28 Mar 1951
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Deichmann, Hans 15 Dec 1943-19 Jun 1957
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De Sales, Reine 30 Aug 1937-14 Jul 1952
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Detmold, Mabel 25 Jul 1947-20 Sep 1957
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De Voto, Bernard 11 Dec 1942, 21 Nov 1943
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Dewey, Thomas E. 14 Apr 1939, 22 Mar 1944
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Dorfmann, Ania 11 Sep 1949, undated
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Drawbell, James 12 Jan 1944-21 Oct 1954
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Drucker, Peter 21 Feb 1950-23 Nov 1957
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Dudensing, Patrick 17 Feb 1949-28 Aug 1956
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Dulles, Allen W. 28 Jan 1948-08 Feb 1950
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Dulles, John Foster 30 Oct 1953, 04 Jan 1954
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Eat-Ehr 23 Jul 1931-21 Oct 1960
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Eic-Eye 28 Apr 1930-04 Jan 1956
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Eastland, James 22 Oct 1958
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Eaton, Cyrus 10 Apr 1944-22 Apr 1959
(9 items)
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| Box 9 |
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Eddy, William 06 May 1959-04 Feb 1960
(4 items)
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| Box 9 |
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Editorial Exchange 06 Jul 1949-01 Sep 1954
(11 items)
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| Box 9 |
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Elliman, Douglas E. 01 Aug 1957-14 Jun 1960
(9 items)
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| Box 9 |
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Ely, Henrietta and Gertrude Feb 30, 1943-18 Apr 1956
(10 items)
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| Box 10 |
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Emmet, Christopher 13 Oct 1948-17 Nov 1950
(8 items)
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| Box 10 |
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Empire Travel Service 26 Oct 1949-24 Nov 1953
(17 items)
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| Box 10 |
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Ernst, Morris L. 09 Mar 1932-06 Dec 1960
(12 items)
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| Box 10 |
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Evans, Ernestine 06 Aug 1934-06 Dec 1960, undated
(46 items)
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| Box 10 |
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Washington
Evening Star 27 Sep 1952-16 Jan 1957
(10 items)
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F - General correspondence |
| Box 10 |
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Fab-Fie 29 Aug 1928-15 Dec 1960
(42 items)
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| Box 10 |
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Fif-Fre 19 Dec 1930-05 Mar 1959
(75 items)
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| Box 10 |
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Fri-Fur 01 Jan 1939-06 Nov 1957
(36 items)
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| Box 10 |
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Fadiman, Clifton 17 Apr 1944-10 Aug 1944
(6 items)
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| Box 10 |
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Farley, James A. 02 Nov 1939-18 Feb 1956
(3 items)
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| Box 10 |
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Farrar, John and Margaret 06 Dec 1943-14 Oct 1952
(14 items)
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| Box 10 |
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Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America 1943-28 Feb 1944
(7 items)
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| Box 10 |
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Finland, Legation of 07 Sep 1942-08 Oct 1943
(3 items)
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| Box 10 |
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Finletter, Thomas 24 Jul 1950
(1 item)
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| Box 10 |
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Fitzgerald, F. Scott undated
(1 item)
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| Box 10 |
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Flanders, Ralph E. 07 Jul 1937-15 Dec 1958
(36 items)
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| Box 10 |
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Flesch, Rudolf 30 Jan 1956, 17 Feb 1956
(2 items)
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| Box 10 |
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Fodor, Marcel W. 28 Jan 1923-15 Oct 1960
(71 items)
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| Box 11 |
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Foerster, Professor F. W. 11 Nov 1941-30 Dec 1941
(10 items)
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| Box 11 |
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Forrestal, James 05 Apr 1946, 19 Feb 1948
(2 items)
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Forster, E. M. 11 Jul 1930
(1 item)
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Fotitch, Constantin 24 Dec 1945-07 Mar 1946
(8 items)
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| Box 11 |
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Frank, Jerome 23 Apr 1938-13 Feb 1941
(20 items)
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| Box 11 |
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Frankfurter, Felix (folder missing as of 5/25/06) 10 Apr 1936, 28 Aug 1947
(2 items)
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| Box 11 |
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Freedom House, Inc. 06 Mar 1944-04 Feb 1948
- George Field
(4 items)
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| Box 11 |
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Free German Committee Aug/Sep, 1943-01 Jun 1945
- New York
(60 items)
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| Box 11 |
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Freytag, Paul F. 18 Sep 1956-06 May 1960
(10 items)
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| Box 11 |
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Fueloep-Miller, René 23 Dec 1949-06 Sep 1960
(23 items)
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| Box 11 |
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Fulbright, J. William 20 Feb 1943-08 Aug 1957
(9 items)
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| Box 11 |
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Fuller, Peta J. 13 Nov 1950-07 Apr 1959
(21 items)
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G - General correspondence |
| Box 11 |
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Gae-Gis 15 May 1928-10 May 1960
(78 items)
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| Box 12 |
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Git-Gra 23 Nov 1937-08 Dec 1959
(55 items)
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| Box 12 |
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Gre-Gus 21 Oct 1943-27 Apr 1960
(47 items)
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| Box 12 |
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Galbraith, John Kenneth 10 Mar 1943, 18 Jan 1944
(2 items)
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| Box 12 |
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Gallup, George 11 Sep 1958
(1 item)
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| Box 12 |
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Galsworthy, John 04 Sep 1930
(1 item)
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| Box 12 |
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Gibson, Hugh 27 Jan 1943-05 Jul 1949
(3 items)
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| Box 12 |
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Gildersleeve, Virginia 12 Mar 1948-21 Aug 1958
(8 items)
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| Box 12 |
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Gould, Bruce and Beatrice 09 Oct 1940-27 Dec 1948
(30 items)
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| Box 12 |
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Gould, Bruce and Beatrice 06 Jan 1949-03 Nov 1952
(93 items)
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| Box 12 |
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Gould, Bruce and Beatrice 07 Jan 1953-16 Jan 1961
(176 items)
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| Box 12 |
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Grady, Lucretia 04 Aug 1949-16 Feb 1955
(10 items)
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| Box 13 |
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Graubard, Stephen 29 Nov 1953-20 Jun 1959
(38 items)
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| Box 13 |
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Grimm, Peter 12 Aug 1943-07 Dec 1960
(22 items)
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| Box 13 |
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Gromyko, Andrei 30 Mar 1944
(1 item)
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| Box 13 |
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Grynszpan, Herschell 26 Jan 1939-14 May 1947
(5 items)
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| Box 13 |
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Guaranty Trust Company 16 Jul 1928-20 Dec 1957
(91 items)
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| Box 13 |
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Gunther, John and Jane 08 Dec 1938-02 Nov 1960
(26 items)
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H - General correspondence |
| Box 13 |
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Hab-Hau 07 Jul 1928-16 Dec 1957
(102 items)
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| Box 13 |
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Hav-Hil 10 Nov 1930-06 Dec 1960
(57 items)
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| Box 13 |
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Hin-Hyd 04 Nov 1929-21 Nov 1958
(86 items)
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| Box 13 |
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Halifax, Edward 08 Mar 1942-06 Mar 1946
(3 items)
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| Box 13 |
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Harvard University 31 Oct 1945-02 Dec 1954
(3 items)
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| Box 13 |
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Haterius, Evodia 12 May 1945-11 Jan 1960
(12 items)
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| Box 13 |
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Heil, Walter and Katherine 23 Jan 1947-05 Jan 1960
(9 items)
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| Box 13 |
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Hemingway, Ernest (Missing 04/2000) undated
(1 item)
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| Box 14 |
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Hibbs, Benjamin 05 Jan 1949-03 Jan 1951
(10 items)
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| Box 14 |
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Hicks, Granville 31 May 1947
(1 item)
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| Box 14 |
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Hill, Lister 05 Feb 1949
(2 items)
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| Box 14 |
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Hocking, William Ernest 23 Apr 1949-17 Dec 1959
(6 items)
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| Box 14 |
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Holy Land Christian Committee 22 Dec 1949-12 Nov 1951
(34 items)
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| Box 14 |
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Hoople, Ruth 17 Aug 1928-26 Mar 1960
(21 items)
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| Box 14 |
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Hoover, Herbert 01 Jan 1938-30 Dec 1958
(9 items)
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| Box 14 |
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Hoover, J. Edgar 08 May 1936-16 Dec 1958
(8 items)
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| Box 14 |
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Houghton-Mifflin and Company 13 Aug 1942-31 Oct 1960
(40 items)
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| Box 14 |
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Hull, Cordell 23 Nov 1938-26 Apr 1949
(4 items)
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| Box 14 |
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Humphrey, Hubert H. 24 Mar 1954-04 Mar 1957
(4 items)
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| Box 14 |
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Hussein, Ahmed 18 Jul 1957-22 Apr 1958
(3 items)
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I - General correspondence |
| Box 14 |
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I 09 Nov 1940-22 Jan 1958
(51 items)
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| Box 14 |
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Incze, Lewis L. 10 Jan 1948-02 Dec 1949
(17 items)
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| Box 14 |
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Invitations to speak 09 Sep 1958-12 Oct 1960
(55 items)
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| Box 14 |
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Irwin, Wallace and Tish 29 Dec 1930-13 Apr 1959
(35 items)
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| Box 14 |
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Ismay, Hastings Lionel 05 Nov 1952
(1 item)
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J - General correspondence |
| Box 14 |
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J 01 May 1928-14 Sep 1960
(60 items)
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| Box 14 |
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Jewish question 26 Apr 1933-14 Apr 1960
(37 items)
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| Box 14 |
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Johnson, Louis 15 May 1950
(1 item)
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| Box 15 |
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Johnson, Margot 28 Nov 1945-13 Oct 1960
(46 items)
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| Box 15 |
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Johnson and Higgins, insurance brokers 20 Jul 1953-21 Feb 1958
(46 items)
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| Box 15 |
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Jung, Carl 23 Sep 1949
(2 items)
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K - General correspondence |
| Box 15 |
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Kah-Key 01 Jan 1928-28 Nov 1957
(62 items)
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| Box 15 |
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Kha-Kut 27 Jul 1926-29 Sep 1960
(96 items)
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| Box 15 |
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Kaltenborn, H. V. 08 Aug 1942-19 Jul 1960
(13 items)
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| Box 15 |
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Katyn Massacre Committee 01 Aug 1949-07 Nov 1951
- general
(31 items)
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| Box 15 |
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Katyn Massacre Committee
- organizational material
(32 items)
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| Box 16 |
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Kefauver, Estes 17 Sep 1958-01 Oct 1958
(2 items)
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| Box 16 |
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Keller, Father James 03 Jan 1956
(1 item)
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| Box 16 |
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Kellogg, Frank B. 04 Dec 1930
(1 item)
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| Box 16 |
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Kennedy, John F. 02 Jul 1957-23 Jul 1957
(2 items)
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| Box 16 |
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Kenny, Nick 05 Apr 1950
(1 item)
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| Box 16 |
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Kerr, Robert S. 16 Jul 1944
(1 item)
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| Box 16 |
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Kiep, Hildegard 14 May 1928-24 Sep 1949
(7 items)
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| Box 16 |
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Kirwin, Harry and Margaret 09 Oct 1949-06 Mar 1958
(18 items)
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| Box 16 |
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Knickerbocker, H. R. 24 Apr 1928-28 Jun 1930
(4 items)
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| Box 16 |
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Knox, Frank 20 Feb 1942
(1 item)
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| Box 16 |
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Kortner, Fritz 30 Mar 1938-04 Sep 1941
(33 items)
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| Box 16 |
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Koussevitzky, Serge 21 Aug 1940-29 Aug 1944
(2 items)
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L - General correspondence |
| Box 16 |
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Laf-Led 03 Mar 1938-14 Feb 1960
(50 items)
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| Box 16 |
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Lee-Lip 28 May 1928-07 Apr 1960
(56 items)
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| Box 16 |
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Lit-Lyo 11 Oct 1939-23 Jun 1959
(54 items)
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| Box 16 |
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Landon, Alf 12 Jan 1938-09 Mar 1960
(5 items)
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| Box 16 |
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Lane, Arthur Bliss 01 Mar 1949-08 Feb 1956
(6 items)
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| Box 16 |
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Lane, Rose Wilder 25 Jan 1927-25 Sep 1960
(29 items)
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| Box 16 |
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Laski, Victor undated
(4 items)
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| Box 16 |
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Laws, Bolitha J. 04 Sep 1953-24 Apr 1958
(6 items)
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| Box 16 |
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Le Corbusier, Charles Edoward 27 Jun 1945
(1 item)
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Lecture agent, |
| Box 16 |
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W. Colston Leigh 15 Jan 1954-13 Aug 1956
(51 items)
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| Box 17 |
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Harold R. Peat and Grace Sims Peat
15 Nov 1948-11 Oct 1960
(153 items, 2 folders)
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| Box 17 |
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Lenski, Lois 07 Sep 1947
(1 item)
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| Box 17 |
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Lent and Abrams 17 Jul 1957-14 Oct 1958
(13 items)
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| Box 17 |
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Lerner, Max 01 Mar 1956
(1 item)
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| Box 17 |
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Lewis, John L. 12 Apr 1947-07 Jul 1947
(3 items)
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| Box 17 |
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Lewis, Claude and Helen 14 Jan 1951-09 Dec 1960
(9 items)
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| Box 17 |
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Lilienthal, Alfred 25 Aug 1949-04 Jun 1957
- Holy Land Emergency Liason Program
(62 items)
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| Box 17 |
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Lindsay, Vachel 22 Oct 1931
(1 item)
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| Box 17 |
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Lippmann, Walter 14 Mar 1945-19 Feb 1960
(22 items)
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| Box 17 |
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Listen, Hans 10 Jan 1942-25 Jan 1943
- fan mail
(75 items)
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| Box 17 |
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Littell, Norman M. 27 Nov 1944-29 Dec 1954
(79 items)
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| Box 18 |
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Littell, Norman M. 10 Jan 1955-01 Nov 1960
(42 items, 2 folders)
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| Box 18 |
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Literary permissions and reprints 04 Jan 1949-15 Sep 1960
(266 items, 3 folders)
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| Box 18 |
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Lochner, Louis P. 08 Jul 1943-04 Jun 1950
(8 items)
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| Box 18 |
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Loeb, William 11 Apr 1947-24 Sep 1957
(61 items)
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| Box 18 |
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Lodge, Henry Cabot 08 Nov 1949-27 Mar 1953
(4 items)
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| Box 19 |
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Lovett, Robert A. 15 Dec 1947-15 Apr 1948
(6 items)
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| Box 19 |
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Lowell, Ross H. 13 Feb 1945-20 May 1947
(28 items)
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| Box 19 |
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Luce, Clare Boothe 22 Oct 1940-24 Sep 1952
(14 items)
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| Box 19 |
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Luce, Henry R. 12 Mar 1948-10 Nov 1954
(6 items)
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| Box 19 |
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Luchaire, Antonia Valentina Jan, 1939-11 Oct 1941
(16 items)
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| Box 19 |
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Lyons, Leonard 05 Dec 1944-24 Feb 1950
(4 items)
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M - General correspondence |
| Box 19 |
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Mac-May 31 Mar 1938-28 Jan 1961
(105 items)
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| Box 19 |
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McA-Mid 17 Dec 1922-27 Jun 1960
(98 items)
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| Box 19 |
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Mil-Myl 06 Mar 1931-04 Feb 1960
(115 items)
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| Box 19 |
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MacArthur, Douglas 04 Feb 1955
(1 item)
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| Box 19 |
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MacLeish, Archibald 02 Jun 1942-22 Jun 1942
(2 items)
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| Box 19 |
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Manhattan Publishing Company 23 Oct 1959-08 Nov 1960
(24 items)
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| Box 19 |
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Mann, Thomas 21 Apr 1937-15 Apr 1941
(17 items)
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| Box 20 |
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Maritain, Jacques 11 Jan 1943-07 Apr 1943
(2 items)
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Marlboro College 18 Dec 1946-21 Nov 1955
(69 items, 2 folders)
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| Box 20 |
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Marshall, Gen. George 27 Feb 1942-26 Mar 1948
(4 items)
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| Box 20 |
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Masaryk, Jan 15 Nov 1947-24 Mar 1948
(5 items)
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| Box 20 |
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Mathews, William R. 09 Jan 1942-29 Jul 1958
(45 items)
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| Box 20 |
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Maugham, W. Somerset 30 May 1923
(1 item)
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| Box 20 |
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Maxwell, Elsa 03 Jan 1950
(1 item)
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| Box 20 |
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McMahon, Sen. Brien 28 Sep 1949-14 Dec 1950
(2 items)
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| Box 20 |
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Meneken, H. L. 25 Mar 1926-12 Dec 1955
(39 items)
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| Box 20 |
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Menjou, Aldolphe 21 Aug 1933
(1 item)
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| Box 20 |
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Menuhin, Yehudi 23 Oct 1959
(1 item)
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| Box 20 |
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Millay, Edna St. Vincent 01 Feb 1944
(1 item)
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| Box 20 |
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Model, Roland and Stone 13 Nov 1950-09 Sep 1958
- Stockbrokers
(22 items)
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| Box 20 |
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Montgomery, John Flournoy 20 Feb 1950-10 May 1954
(34 items)
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| Box 20 |
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Morrow, Edward R. 04 Jan 1954 |
| Box 20 |
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Morse, John and Martha 19 Mar 1951-22 Oct 1959
(35 items)
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| Box 20 |
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Moses, John 09 Aug 1937-05 Aug 1960
(58 items)
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| Box 20 |
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Moses, Robert 11 Feb 1944
(1 item)
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| Box 20 |
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Montgelas, Albrecht 30 Sep 1940-22 Nov 1946
(17 items)
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| Box 20 |
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Mowrer, Edgar Ansel 17 Nov 1938-03 Jan 1954
(26 items)
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| Box 20 |
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Mundt, Karl 19 May 1941-21 Dec 1948
(4 items)
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| Box 20 |
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Muste, A. J. 27 Mar 1948-31 Mar 1954
(10 items)
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N - General correspondence |
| Box 21 |
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Nag-Nea 20 Oct 1927-19 Feb 1958
(76 items)
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| Box 21 |
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Nea-New York E 03 Nov 1927-22 Jul 1960
(45 items)
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| Box 21 |
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New York N-Nich 18 Dec 1938-27 Aug 1958
(47 items)
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| Box 21 |
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Nic-Not 08 Dec 1941-28 Apr 1960
(39 items)
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| Box 21 |
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Nasser, Gamal Abdel 14 Feb 1958
(1 item)
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| Box 21 |
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National Council for Prevention of War 06 Nov 1945-27 Sep 1952
(8 items)
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| Box 21 |
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National Council for Youth 17 Mar 1954-03 Sep 1957
(52 items)
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| Box 21 |
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National Institute of Arts and Letters 30 Dec 1949-17 Dec 1954
(26 items)
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| Box 21 |
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New York Post 03 Apr 1936-01 Oct 1952
(48 items)
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| Box 21 |
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Newspaper Guild of New York 07 Jan 1941-02 Jan 1948
(17 items)
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| Box 21 |
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Newton, Caroline 14 Oct 1930-07 Jun 1960
(49 items)
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| Box 22 |
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Ngo-Dinh-Diem undated
(4 items)
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| Box 22 |
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Nichols, William 28 Jan 1949-28 Jun 1955
(6 items)
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| Box 22 |
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Nicholson, Harold 11 Jul 1938-29 Aug 1939
(4 items)
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| Box 22 |
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Niebuhr, Reinhold 18 May 1951
(2 items)
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| Box 22 |
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Nizer, Louis 09 Jan 1940-13 Apr 1950
(51 items)
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O - General correspondence |
| Box 22 |
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O 01 Jul 1931-Nov 1960
(43 items)
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| Box 22 |
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"On the Record" 08 Aug 1958-18 Sep 1958
- fan mail-discontinuation of column
(96 items)
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| Box 22 |
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Once on Christmas 12 Dec 1946-30 May 1958
(26 items)
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| Box 22 |
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Ormerod, William 26 Mar 1943-27 Jan 1958
- British Information Services
(82 items)
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P - General correspondence |
| Box 22 |
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Pag-Per 27 Apr 1945-25 Jun 1959
(60 items)
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| Box 22 |
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Pfa-Por 06 Jul 1931-05 Dec 1959
(43 items)
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| Box 23 |
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Pos-Pye 21 Oct 1927-25 May 1958
(40 items)
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| Box 23 |
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Paderewski, Ignace 10 Jan 1941
(1 item)
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| Box 23 |
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Panel of Americans 03 Sep 1953-23 Apr 1957
(22 items)
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| Box 23 |
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Parker, Dorothy 02 Nov 1940
(1 item)
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| Box 23 |
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Parsons, Clementine M. 28 Sep 1960-25 Jan 1961
(9 items)
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| Box 23 |
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Patterson, Grove 08 Nov 1948-25 Jul 1955
(11 items)
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| Box 23 |
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Pearsall, Richard 21 Dec 1954-23 May 1958
(11 items)
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| Box 23 |
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Pegler, Westbrook 17 Nov 1938-19 Nov 1938
(4 items)
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| Box 23 |
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Perkins, Frances 12 Nov 1930-03 Apr 1947
(2 items)
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| Box 23 |
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Pickford, Mary 20 May 1941
(1 item)
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| Box 23 |
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Pierce, Loren Ray 19 Sep 1940-07 Oct 1949
(43 items)
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| Box 23 |
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Porter, Sylvia 16 Dec 1954
(1 item)
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| Box 23 |
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Powell, George M. 16 Nov 1938-08 Jan 1951
(51 items)
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| Box 23 |
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Praeger, Frederick A., Inc. 1959-05 Dec 1960
(10 items)
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| Box 23 |
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Publication permissions, Germany 10 May 1949-18 Oct 1956
(36 items)
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| Box 23 |
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Pulitzer, Joseph 01 Nov 1939
(1 item)
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R - General correspondence |
| Box 23 |
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Rab-Rav 08 Jul 1931-01 Nov 1960
(55 items)
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| Box 23 |
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Raw-Ree 27 Jan 1942-17 Dec 1958
(45 items)
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| Box 23 |
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Ref-Ric 15 Jan 1932-01 Apr 1960
(63 items)
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| Box 24 |
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Rid-Rut Jun, 1928-17 Nov 1960
(109 items)
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| Box 24 |
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Reader's Digest 03 Sep 1958-08 Nov 1959
- fan mail
(67 items)
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| Box 24 |
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Henry Regnery Company 16 Apr 1951-07 Dec 1959
(16 items)
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| Box 24 |
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Reinheimer, Howard 03 Jun 1939-09 Jul 1941
(24 items)
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| Box 24 |
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Requests-to contribute articles and information 27 Dec 1958-15 Aug 1960
(21 items)
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| Box 24 |
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Requests-speaking 02 Dec 1953-29 Aug 1958
(62 items)
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| Box 24 |
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Requests-miscellaneous 25 Oct 1954-02 Jun 1958
(66 items)
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| Box 24 |
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Reston, James 22 Sep 1955
(1 item)
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| Box 24 |
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Ring of Freedom Organizational Materials
(50 items)
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| Box 25 |
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Ring of Freedom 04 Dec 1931-13 Jan 1942
(68 items)
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| Box 25 |
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Rockefeller, Nelson A. 02 Jun 1941-13 Jun 1941
(2 items)
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| Box 25 |
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Roosevelt, Elanor 08 Nov 1938-21 Dec 1952
(26 items)
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| Box 25 |
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Roosevelt, Franklin D. 03 Oct 1939-08 Mar 1945
(10 items)
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| Box 25 |
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Rosenstock-Huessey, Eugen 22 Dec 1944-31 Mar 1957
(32 items)
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| Box 25 |
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Rothchild, Hilda 18 Apr 1945-12 Dec 1960
(52 items)
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| Box 25 |
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Rubenstein, Marion 18 Jul 1949-27 Oct 1954
(8 items)
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| Box 25 |
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Russell, Bertrand 17 Mar 1923
(1 item)
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| Box 25 |
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Ryner, Ernest 22 Jan 1952-03 Mar 1954
(6 items)
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S - General correspondence |
| Box 25 |
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Saa-Say 14 Oct 1930-08 Apr 1960
(58 items)
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| Box 25 |
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Sch-Scu 17 Oct 1930-13 Sep 1960
(58 items)
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| Box 25 |
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Sdr-She 18 Nov 1940-29 Jul 1960
(77 items)
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| Box 26 |
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Shi-Sou 01 May 1935-06 Jan 1961
(686 items)
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| Box 26 |
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Spe-Str 22 Jun 1931-07 Sep 1960
(102 items)
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| Box 26 |
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Stu-Syr 12 Dec 1938-01 Feb 1960
(54 items)
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| Box 26 |
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Sachs, Alexander 07 May 1938-09 Aug 1956
(15 items)
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| Box 26 |
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Salk, Jonas E. 18 Apr 1958
(1 item)
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| Box 26 |
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Sarnoff, David and Lisa 20 Nov 1944-13 Feb 1959
(13 items)
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| Box 26 |
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Sauk Centre-Sinclair Lewis Main Street Year 31 May 1960-24 Jul 1960, 1960
(9 items)
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| Box 26 |
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Scheffer, Paul 23 Dec 1938-29 Dec 1946
(51 items)
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| Box 26 |
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Scheffer, Paul 01 Jan 1947-21 Sep 1952
(63 items)
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| Box 27 |
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Scheffer, Paul 25 Jan 1953-29 Dec 1955
(75 items)
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| Box 27 |
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Scheffer, Paul 12 Feb 1956-24 Jan 1959
(33 items)
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| Box 27 |
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Scheffer, Paul Undated
(11 items)
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| Box 27 |
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Schlesinger, Jr., Arthur 05 Apr 1954
(1 item)
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| Box 27 |
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Schorer, Mark 28 Apr 1953-13 Sep 1960
(36 items)
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| Box 27 |
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Schwarzenberg, Anna 14 Jul 1928-11 Jan 1954
(14 items)
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| Box 27 |
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Schwarzwald, Eugenie 30 Nov 1921-08 Aug 1940
(43 items)
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| Box 27 |
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Sell, Henry Blackman 31 Mar 1944-25 Dec 1944
(12 items)
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| Box 27 |
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Sergio, Lisa 18 Jan 1958-13 Apr 1958
(5 items)
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| Box 27 |
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Shaw, Virginia 31 Mar 1952-19 Jan 1960
(5 items)
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| Box 27 |
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Sheean, Vincent and Dinah 19 Jul 1947-12 Jul 1960
(80 items)
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| Box 28 |
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Sheean, Vincent and Dinah Undated
(3 folders, 157 items)
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| Box 28 |
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Sherburne, Elizabeth 11 Jan 1954-05 May 1960
- Billings and Sherburne
(18 items)
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| Box 28 |
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Sherwood, Robert E. 19 Aug 1947-26 Aug 1947
(2 items)
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| Box 28 |
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Shirer, William L. 09 Apr 1947-24 Nov 1958
(3 items)
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| Box 28 |
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Simoncic, Klement and Betty 18 Jan 1949-02 Dec 1960
(14 items)
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| Box 28 |
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Sinclair, Upton 25 Jan 1928-Mar 1953
(3 items)
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| Box 28 |
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Smathers, George 19 Aug 1957
(1 item)
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| Box 28 |
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Smith, Harrison 11 Oct 1949-07 Jul 1952
(7 items)
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| Box 28 |
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Smith, Margaret Chase 16 Jun 1950-30 Aug 1951
(5 items)
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| Box 28 |
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Sokolosky, George E. 24 Jul 1944-15 Apr 1947
(2 items)
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| Box 28 |
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Sorokin, Pitirima 23 Apr 1955-03 May 1955
(7 items)
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| Box 28 |
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Stevenson, Adlai E. 05 Aug 1952-22 Sep 1952
(4 items)
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| Box 28 |
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Stimson, Henry L. 21 Oct 1939-14 Apr 1944
(5 items)
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| Box 28 |
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Stout, Rex 24 Mar 1944-19 Oct 1944
(3 items)
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| Box 28 |
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Strauss, Lewis 01 Aug 1956
(1 item)
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| Box 28 |
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Studley, Henry 15 Nov 1939-11 Jan 1947
(41 items)
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| Box 28 |
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Swing, Betty Gram 26 Apr 1938-25 Jan 1960
(10 items)
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| Box 28 |
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Syracuse University 23 Nov 1951-17 Jan 1961
(14 items)
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T - General correspondence |
| Box 28 |
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Taf-Thy 13 Jul 1934-03 Oct 1960
(53 items)
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| Box 28 |
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Til-Tru 06 Aug 1923-07 Nov 1958
(56 items)
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| Box 28 |
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Tub-Tyl 28 Feb 1941-12 Sep 1958
(24 items)
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| Box 29 |
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Theta Sigma Phi 22 Feb 1954-05 Jul 1954
(9 items)
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| Box 29 |
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This Week Magazine 02 Mar 1951-31 Dec 1959
(9 items)
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| Box 29 |
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Thomas, Norman 10 Aug 1947-14 Jan 1957
(6 items)
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| Box 29 |
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Tillich, Paul 08 Apr 1943-27 Jan 1945
(3 items)
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| Box 29 |
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Time, Inc. 28 Apr 1939-25 Jul 1958
(19 items)
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| Box 29 |
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Tolley, William P. 26 Nov 1951-26 Jan 1961
(9 items)
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| Box 29 |
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Toscanini, Arturo 22 Jan 1943-25 Dec 1955
(3 items)
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| Box 29 |
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Town Hall, Inc. 12 Mar 1947-29 Sep 1953
(24 items)
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| Box 29 |
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Traeger, Cornelius H. 05 Aug 1940-20 Apr 1959
(11 items)
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| Box 29 |
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Truman, Harry and Bess 18 Apr 1945-18 May 1950
(4 items)
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| Box 29 |
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Tucci, Niccolo 06 May 1947-26 Jun 1948
(12 items)
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U - General correspondence |
| Box 29 |
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U 01 Jul 1928-19 Jan 1959
(45 items)
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| Box 29 |
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United States Arab-Asian Institute, Inc. 02 Oct 1958-03 Dec 1958
(3 items)
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| Box 29 |
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United States Department of Army 02 May 1944-04 Feb 1952
(9 items)
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| Box 29 |
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United States Attorney General 25 Jan 1950
(1 item)
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| Box 29 |
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United States Office of Censorship 15 Apr 1942-29 May 1942
(2 items)
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| Box 29 |
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United States Council of the International Chamber of Commerce 17 Nov 1952
(1 item)
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| Box 29 |
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United States Department of Defense 01 Nov 1947-07 Nov 1956
(4 items)
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| Box 29 |
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United States District Court 10 Feb 1948-29 Jul 1958
(2 items)
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| Box 29 |
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United States Embassy in London 27 Sep 1955
(1 item)
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| Box 29 |
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United States Foreign Service 15 Oct 1941-04 Mar 1957
(22 items)
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| Box 29 |
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United States Information Service 21 Nov 1950-27 Jun 1956
(5 items)
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| Box 29 |
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United States Department of Interior 15 Feb 1938-07 Feb 1955
(3 items)
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| Box 29 |
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United States Operations Mission to Iran 14 Mar 1957
(1 item)
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| Box 29 |
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United States Department of Justice 20 Oct 1943-15 Aug 1947
(4 items)
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| Box 29 |
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United States political adviser for Germany 24 Jun 1945
(1 item)
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| Box 29 |
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United States Postmaster General 06 Jan 1944
(1 item)
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| Box 29 |
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United States President 21 Apr 1941-22 May 1953
(10 items)
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| Box 29 |
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United States Public Works Administration 16 Mar 1936
(1 item)
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| Box 29 |
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United States Savings and Loan League 03 Nov 1952-15 Jan 1953
(2 items)
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| Box 29 |
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United States Department of State 29 Apr 1939-08 Sep 1960
(33 items)
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| Box 29 |
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United States Supreme Court 23 Oct 1947
(1 item)
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| Box 29 |
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United States Treasury Department 20 Mar 1945-09 Mar 1951
(4 items)
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| Box 29 |
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United States Mission to the United Nations 28 Jun 1948-10 Sep 1949
(3 items)
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| Box 29 |
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United States Vice President 14 Dec 1943
(1 item)
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| Box 29 |
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United States War Department 07 Dec 1942-31 Mar 1947
(10 items)
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| Box 30 |
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United Youth for Victory 23 Dec 1941-14 Jul 1942
(39 items)
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| Box 30 |
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Urzidil, Johannes 19 Sep 1949-07 Dec 1960
(37 items)
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V - General correspondence |
| Box 30 |
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Vag-Ves 30 Apr 1927-22 Jan 1959
(35 items)
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| Box 30 |
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Vie-Vor 18 Nov 1930-04 Feb 1958
(61 items)
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| Box 30 |
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Vandenberg, Arthur H. 27 Jul 1945-19 Dec 1950
(12 items)
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| Box 30 |
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Vanguard Press 03 Jan 1938-11 Jan 1938
(20 items)
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| Box 30 |
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Vierick, Peter 14 May 1949-05 Aug 1950, undated
(12 items)
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| Box 30 |
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Vischer, Wilhelmina 12 Jul 1951-26 Jan 1960
(11 items)
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| Box 30 |
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Volunteer Land Corps 09 Apr 1942-08 Jan 1951
(17 items)
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| Box 30 |
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Volunteer Land Corps organizational material 19 May 1942-10 Aug 1950
(23 items)
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| Box 30 |
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Von Gebhardt, Hertha 27 Dec 1946-16 Sep 1947
(12 items)
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| Box 30 |
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Von Hassell, Ulrich 26 Jul 1945-11 Oct 1947
(5 items)
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| Box 30 |
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Von Moltke, Helmuth and Freya 23 Jan 1945-30 May 1956
(25 items)
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| Box 30 |
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Von Unruh, Fritz 18 Apr 1946-09 Mar 1960
(28 items)
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World Organization of Mothers of All Nations |
| Box 31 |
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[General] 26 Feb 1945-27 Dec 1947
(24 items)
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| Box 31 |
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[General] 14 Jan 1948-31 Dec 1948
(17 items)
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| Box 31 |
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[General] 28 Mar 1949-15 Dec 1949
(38 items)
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| Box 31 |
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[General] 09 Jan 1950-07 Oct 1950
(93 items)
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| Box 31 |
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[General] 14 Feb 1951-21 Dec 1951
(86 items)
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[General] 02 Jan 1952-30 Nov 1952
(51 items)
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| Box 32 |
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[General] 03 Feb 1953-07 Apr 1956
(22 items)
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| Box 32 |
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[General] 07 Nov 1957-11 Sep 1959
(19 items)
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W - General correspondence |
| Box 32 |
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Wad-War 23 Jul 1934-10 Sep 1960
(51 items)
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| Box 32 |
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War-Why 18 Nov 1938-12 Aug 1960
(89 items)
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| Box 32 |
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Wic-Won 11 Jul 1928-22 Nov 1960
(76 items)
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| Box 32 |
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Woo-Wyl 28 Apr 1928-11 Dec 1957
(69 items)
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| Box 32 |
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Wallace, Henry Agard 13 Aug 1942-02 Jan 1945
(7 items)
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| Box 32 |
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Walpole, Hugh 12 Dec 1923-16 May 1952
(6 items)
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| Box 32 |
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Walton, Leslie Bannister 19 May 1950-28 Apr 1953
(18 items)
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| Box 32 |
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Wambaugh, Sarah 29 Apr 1950-15 Jan 1952
(14 items)
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| Box 32 |
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Warren, Dale 20 Mar 1940-28 Nov 1960, undated
(2 folders)
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| Box 32 |
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Warren, Earl 01 Mar 1958
(1 item)
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| Box 32 |
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Waterman, Faith 30 Jan 1948-28 Jun 1960
(169 items)
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| Box 33 |
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Watkins, Ann, Inc. 21 Oct 1941-23 Aug 1946
(20 items)
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| Box 33 |
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Wedding announcements 29 Oct 1950-18 Apr 1958
(43 items)
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| Box 33 |
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Weisgal, Meyer 28 Jun 1940-25 Feb 1959
(27 items)
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| Box 33 |
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Wells, Herbert George 25 Oct 1924-08 Dec 1940
(6 items)
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| Box 33 |
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Wenner-Gren, Axel 09 Feb 1940-04 Jun 1941
(7 items)
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| Box 33 |
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Wesbrook, Elizabeth 17 Jan 1952-07 Dec 1958
(8 items)
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| Box 33 |
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West, Rebecca 09 Dec 1923-06 Dec 1959
(9 items)
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| Box 33 |
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Westbrook, Lasrence 20 Apr 1942-30 Apr 1958
(6 items)
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| Box 33 |
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Wharton, Edith 29 Dec 1922-09 Feb 1931
(9 items)
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| Box 33 |
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Wheeler, Burton K. 08 Jul 1944-14 Dec 1946
(4 items)
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| Box 33 |
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White, Paul Dudley 03 Oct 1958
(1 item)
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| Box 33 |
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Wiatrak, Edward S. 04 Jan 1950-06 Feb 1956
(29 items)
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| Box 33 |
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Wilder, Thornton 24 Feb 1948
(1 item)
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| Box 33 |
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Willkie, Wendell 23 Feb 1939-09 Jun 1944
(6 items)
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| Box 33 |
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Winchell, Walter 04 Feb 1944-15 Apr 1947
(5 items)
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| Box 33 |
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Winsloe, Christa 04 Nov 1932-09 Dec 1957
(77 items)
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| Box 33 |
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Woollcott, Alexander 12 Feb 1941-16 Jul 1942
(6 items)
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| Box 33 |
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Wright, Hamilton 12 Dec 1957-08 May 1958
(15 items)
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Y - General correspondence |
| Box 34 |
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Y 06 May 1944-31 May 1956
(26 items)
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| Box 34 |
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Yale University Library 05 Feb 1951-13 Jan 1958
(11 items)
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| Box 34 |
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Young, Agatha 18 Sep 1953-07 Jul 1954
(12 items)
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Z - General correspondence |
| Box 34 |
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Z 26 Sep 1939-04 Oct 1959
(34 items)
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| Box 34 |
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Zuckmayer, Carl 19 Dec 1939-15 Jun 1955
(25 items)
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Unidentified
10 May 1928-13 Dec 1960
(48 items)
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Outgoing correspondence |
| Box 35 |
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[General] 1918-1934
(27 items)
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Subjects: Joseph Bard, Karl Brandt, Theodore Dreiser, Marcel W. Fodor, Sinclair Lewis,
Serbia, Suffrage, Triple Entente
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Recipients:
Buffalo Evening News, Tish Irwin, Rose Wilder Lane (3), H. L. Mencken, Dale Warren, Helen Woodward
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| Box 35 |
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[General] 1938
(20 items)
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Subjects: "Balance of Power", Herschell Grynszpan, Journalism, Journalist's Defense
Fund, Fritz Kortner, Vanguard Press
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Recipients: Paul Scheffer, George Seldes |
| Box 35 |
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[General] 1939
(27 items)
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Subjects: Communism, "Dawn's Early Light", Deportation Case, Germany, Hitler, Propaganda,
Eugenie Schwarzwald, Youth
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Recipients: Thomas E. Dewey, Robert Edmondson, James A. Farley, Fritz Kortner, Rose
Wilder Lane (2), Joseph Pulitzer, Henry L. Stimson, H. G. Wells
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| Box 35 |
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[General] Jan-Jun 1940
(16 items)
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Subjects: "Another Sun", Biography, "Lindbergism", Franklin D. Roosevelt, Semantics,
"Spell Your Name", War
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Recipients: John Chamberlain, Fritz Kortner, Dale Warren, Axel Wenner-Gren |
| Box 35 |
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[General] Jul-Dec 1940
(20 items)
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Subjects: C. C. C. Camps, "Dawn's Early Light", Economics, Fascist Groups, Herschell
Grynszpan, Journalist's Defense Fund, Personal Attacks, Russian Alliance, Socialism,
Unemployment, Wendell W. Willkie
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Recipients: Lawrence Dennis, Clare Boothe Luce, Edgar Ansel Mowrer, Franklin D. Roosevelt,
Henry L. Stimson, Meyer Weisgal
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| Box 35 |
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[General] Jan-Apr 1941
(17 items)
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Subjects: American Business Interests, Food for France, Germany, Journalist's Defense
Fund, Newspapers, Louis Nizer, Norman Thomas, War
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Recipients: Eleanor Roosevelt |
| Box 35 |
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[General] May-Aug 1941
(32 items)
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Subjects:
The Federalist, Germany, Herschell Grynszpan, Jewish Questions, Ring of Freedom, War
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Recipients: Karl Mundt, Elmer Rice, Nelson A. Rockefeller, Franklin D. Roosevelt,
Meyer Weisgal
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| Box 35 |
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[General] Sep-Dec 1941
(16 items)
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Subjects: American Friends of the Middle East, I.G. Farban Industries, Antonia Valentina
Luchaire, Radio Policy, Maria Schneider, "Ten Articles of Personal Faith"
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Recipients: William Paley, Meyer Weisgal |
| Box 35 |
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[General] Jan 1942
(3 items)
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Subjects: Germany, United Youth for Defense, James Warburg |
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Recipients: Eleanor Roosevelt |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Feb 1942
(6 items)
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Subjects: Broadcasting Problems |
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Recipients: Max Ascoli, Alfred Lilienthal |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Mar 1942
(2 items)
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Subjects: German Newspapers |
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Recipients: Byron Price |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Apr 1942
(4 items)
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Subjects: United Youth for Defense |
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Recipients: Alfred Lilienthal, Charles D. Lockwood |
| Box 36 |
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[General] May 1942
(5 items)
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Subjects: "The Making of Tomorrow" |
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Recipients: Alfred Lilienthal |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Jun 1942
(5 items)
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Subjects: Definition of "Public Interest", German Newspapers, James Warburg, Child
Welfare
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Recipients: Archibald MacLeish |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Jul 1942
(4 items)
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Subjects: The "American Unconscious", Paul Scheffer, Henry Wallace and Herbert Hoover,
War
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Recipients: Allen Dulles, John Moses, Raoul de Roussy de Sales |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Aug 1942
(3 items)
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Subjects: Paul Scheffer, Volunteer Land Corps |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Sep 1942
(1 item)
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Subjects: Volunteer Land Corps |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Oct 1942
(4 items)
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Subjects: Government and the Press, India, War's Effects |
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Recipients: Robert Littell, Franklin D. Roosevelt |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Nov 1942
(2 items)
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Subjects: "European Federation" |
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Recipients: Jacques Maritain |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Dec 1942
(4 items)
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Subjects: "Listen Hans" |
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Recipients: John Moses |
| Box 36 |
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[General] 1942, undated
(2 items)
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Subjects: Communism |
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Recipients: Sumner Welles |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Jan-Feb 1943
(6 items)
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Subjects: British-United States Relations, Europe |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Mar 1943
(1 item)
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| Box 36 |
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[General] Apr 1943
(7 items)
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Subjects: Herman Budzislawski, Motion Pictures, Post-War Germany |
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Recipients: Howard Deitz, Paul Tillich |
| Box 36 |
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[General] May 1943
(2 items)
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Subjects: Sinclair Lewis, Motion Pictures |
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Recipients: Bennett Cerf, Quincy Howe |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Sep 1943
(1 item)
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Subjects: War Food |
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Recipients: Marvin Jones |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Oct 1943
(3 items)
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Subjects: The Classics, The English Language, Europe, Japanese Propaganda |
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Recipients: Burgess Johnson |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Nov 1943
(3 items)
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Subjects: Maxim Kopf, Thanksgiving Wishes |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Dec 1943
(8 items)
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Subjects: Censorship, "Czecho-Slovakia", German People |
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Recipients: E. J. King |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Jan 1944
(6 items)
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Subjects: Censorship, Germany, The Ideal President, Movies |
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Recipients: Bruce Bliven, Byron Price, Spyros Skouras |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Feb 1944
(6 items)
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Subjects: Family Economics, Maxim Kopf, "View" |
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Recipients: William F. Cronin, Thomas E. Dewey |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Mar 1944
(2 items)
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Subjects: Freedom House |
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Recipients: Gertrude Lawrence |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Apr 1944
(6 items)
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Subjects: Economic Centralization, Freedom House, Italian Exiles, "Pan-Germany" |
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Recipients: Thomas E. Dewey, Beatrice Gould, Cordell Hull, Loren Price, Rex Stout |
| Box 36 |
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[General] May 1944
(6 items)
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Subjects: Political Campaigns, The Press |
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Recipients: Franklin D. Roosevelt |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Jun 1944
(4 items)
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Subjects: India, Informants, Writers |
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Recipients: Writers' War Board |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Jul 1944
(1 item)
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Subjects: Freedom House |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Aug 1944
(7 items)
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Subjects: Committee for a Democratic Germany, Force for Peace, Nazi Party, Volunteer
Land Corps, Women's Action Committee for Victory and Lasting Peace
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Recipients: John Bainbridge, Allen W. Gullion |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Oct 1944
(2 items)
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Subjects: Propaganda Aims |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Nov 1944
(4 items)
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Recipients: James Mead |
| Box 36 |
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[General] Dec 1944
(1 item)
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| Box 36 |
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[General] 1945
(11 items)
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Subjects: American League for the United States of Europe, Europe, Yalta Conference |
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Recipients: Berton K. Wheeler, Franklin D. Roosevelt |
| Box 36 |
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[General] 1946
(25 items)
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Subjects: Autobiographical, Conscience, Hans Deichmann, Germany, Hitlerism, Price
Controls, Russia, Writers' War Board
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Recipients:
The Daily Worker, Edgar Ansel Mowrer, Baron von Rheinbaben, Vincent Sheean, Rex Stout
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| Box 36 |
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[General] Jan-Jun 1947
(31 items)
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Subjects: Bill of Rights, Hermann Borchardt, Coal Miners, Communist Party, Europe,
Foreign Language Press, Germany, Harvard Salzburg Seminar, Maxim Kopf, The Polish
People, Taxation, United Nations
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Recipients: Karl Brandt, Victor Grosz, John Gunther, J. Edgar Hoover, John L. Lewis,
Robert Patterson, Frances Perkins, George Sokolosky, Robert Taft, Arthur Vandenburg,
Meyer Weisgal
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| Box 36 |
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[General] Jul-Dec 1947
(32 items)
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Subjects: Marcel W. Fodor, "The Idea of Europe", Italian Treaty, Niccolo Tucci, United
Stations Real Estate, Development, W.O.M.A.N
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Recipients: Lucius Clay, Felix Frankfurter, Hasting Lionel Ismay, John C. Knox, Robert
Lovett, Jan Masaryk, The
New York Times, Vincent Sheean, Arthur Watkins
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| Box 37 |
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[General] Jan-Aug 1948
(61 items)
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Subjects: Robert Best, Communism, Czechoslovakia, "The European Digest", European
Confederation, Farm Management, Lewis L. Incze, India, Italy, Jan Masaryk, Negro Question,
Palestine Partition, Ferdinand Peroutka, Personal Attacks, Prisoners of War Camps,
Russia, Richard Tauber, United States Foreign Policy, Voice of America, W.O.M.A.N.,
World Situation
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Recipients: Joseph Alsop, Charles Bartlett, Ernest Bevin, William Beveridge, Lucius
Clay, Elmer Davis, Charles de Gaulle, Ralph Flanders, James Forrestal, Virginia Gildersleeve,
H. L. L'Heureux, Walter Lippmann, Robert Lovett, George Marshall, Eleanor Roosevelt,
Carlo Sforza, Vincent Sheean, M. J. Slavic, Harry S. Truman, Thornton Wilder
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| Box 37 |
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[General] Oct-Dec 1948
(18 items)
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Subjects: Germany, Ferdinand Peroutka, U.N.E.S.C.O., W.O.M.A.N |
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Recipients: Walter Lippmann, Stella Reading, Carlo Sforza |
| Box 37 |
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[General] Mar-Jan 1949
(30 items)
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Subjects: Herman Budzislawski, F. F. Coady, Hans Deichmann, René Fueloep-Miller, Jewish
Atrocities, Personal Attack, Dimitri Shostokovitch, Helmuth von Moltke, Zionism
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Recipients: Dean Acheson, Elmer Berger, Erich Fischer, Benjamin Hibbs, Professional,
Benjamin Rosenthal, Vincent Sheean, Arthur Vandenburg
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| Box 37 |
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[General] Jun-Aug 1949
(34 items)
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Subjects: Immigration, Maxim Kopf, Strike-Bell Syndicate vs. Newspaper Guild |
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Recipients: Max Eastman, George Marshall, Grace Sims Peat, Petra Vermehren |
| Box 37 |
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[General] Sep-Dec 1949
(62 items)
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Subjects: Communist Party, Stubens Pond Club, Zionism |
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Recipients: Henry Andrews, Elmer Berger,
Cleveland Plain Dealer, Richard Coudenhove-Kalgeri, James Drawbell, Daniel Frisch, Peta Fuller, Virginia
Gildersleeve, John Haynes Holmes, Hildegard Kiep, William Loeb, H. L. Mencken, Dinah
Sheean, Harrison Smith, Countess von Goertz, Dale Warren, Lawrence Westbrook
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| Box 37 |
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[General] Jan 1950
(33 items)
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Subjects: Jewish Hostages, The Saar, W.O.M.A.N |
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Recipients: Bell Syndicate, Elmer Berger, Miles Bouton,
Cleveland Plain Dealer, Thomas Connally, Patrick Dudensing, Normal Littell, Henrik Mannerfrid, Edgar Ansel
Mowrer, Ala Story, Petra Vermehren
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| Box 37 |
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[General] Feb 1950
(35 items)
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Subjects: Bureau of Fine Arts, Korea, Russia, Rebecca West, W.O.M.A.N |
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Recipients: Bell Syndicate, William Rose Benet, Peter Drucker, Bruce and Beatrice
Gould, William Loeb, Helen Martin, John Morse, Paul Scheffer
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| Box 37 |
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[General] Mar 1950
(43 items)
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Subjects: Edward Bellamy, Lucius Clay, Francisco Franco, Germany, Palestine, Lawrence
Westbrook, W.O.M.A.N
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Recipients: Thomas Connally, Herbert Hoover, Reinhold Niebuhr, Vincent Sheean, Petra
Vermehren, John Wheeler
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| Box 37 |
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[General] Apr 1950
(27 items)
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Subjects: Catholicism, Lucius Clay, Far Eastern Policy, Ernest Hemingway, Syracuse
University, W.O.M.A.N
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Recipients: Bernard Baruch, Thomas Connally, Ralph Flanders, Bruce and Beatrice Gould,
Victor Lasky, Norman Littell, Sanford Ross, David Sarnoff, Vincent Sheean, Harrison
Smith
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| Box 37 |
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[General] May 1950
(31 items)
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Subjects: Richard Buhlig, Germany, Katyn Massacre Committee, The Kinsey Report, Morganthau
Plan, Vincent Sheean, Harry S. Truman
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Recipients: Karl Deichmann, Bruce Gould, Alfred Lilienthal, William Loeb |
| Box 37 |
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[General] Jun 1950
(27 items)
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Subjects: Aggression vs. Resistance, American Friends of the Middle East, Bavarian
Refugee Administration, Committee for the Prevention of World War III, "Hold Berlin"
Rally, Korea, Personal Attacks, W.O.M.A.N., Women in Politics
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Recipients: Peter Drucker, Thomas Finletter, Frederika, Queen of Greece, Norman Littell,
Margaret Chase Smith
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| Box 37 |
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[General] Jul 1950
(16 items)
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Subjects: Atomic Energy, Common Cause, Incorporated |
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Recipients: René Fueloep-Miller, Roy de Grout, Arthur Bliss Lane |
| Box 37 |
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[General] Aug 1950
(24 items)
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Subjects: Germany, Governorship of California, Effie Purcell, United Nations, W.O.M.A.N |
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Recipients: Richard E. Byrd, Bruce and Beatrice Gould, Walter Lippmann, Grace Sims
Peat, Cornelius Traeger, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
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| Box 37 |
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[General] Sep 1950
(10 items)
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Subjects: Middle East, Harry S. Truman |
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Recipients: Lynn Atkinson |
| Box 37 |
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[General] Oct 1950
(26 items)
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Subjects: Autobiographical, Yusif el Banak, Germany, Middle East, Tibet, W.O.M.A.N.,
Zionism
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Recipients: Alfred Lilienthal, Jack Wheeler |
| Box 37 |
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[General] Nov 1950
(11 items)
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Subjects: René Fueloep-Miller |
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Recipients: Henry Andrews, William A. Eddy, Margaret Kirwin, Caroline Newton |
| Box 37 |
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[General] Dec 1950
(11 items)
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Subjects: American Friends of the Middle East, Middle East, Zionists |
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Recipients: Marcel W. Fodor, Benjamin Hibbs, Pamela Wilson |
| Box 37 |
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[General] Jan 1951
(13 items)
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Subjects: Peter Bon de Sousa Pernes |
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Recipients: Marcel W. Fodor, Walter Lippmann, Porter Sargent, Dale Warren |
| Box 37 |
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[General] Feb 1951
(18 items)
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Subjects: Communism, Containment, Maxim Kopf, Korea, Harry S. Truman, Fritz von Unruh |
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Recipients: Robert Taft, Jack Wheeler |
| Box 38 |
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[General] Mar 1951
(39 items)
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Subjects: Biography, Germany, Alexander Hamilton, Maxim Kopf, Sinclair Lewis, Middle
East, Peace Plans, Russia, Vincent Sheean, Johannes Urzidil
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Recipients: Shannon Allen, Ralph Bell, Bell Syndicate, Bruce Gould, Norman Littell,
Martha Morse, Grace Sims Peat, Herbert Pell, Edward Weeks, John Wheeler, William Zuckerman
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| Box 38 |
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[General] Apr 1951
(29 items)
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Subjects: Anti-semitism, Fouad Farouk, Foundations, The Free Press, Middle East, Edna
St. Vincent Millay, Margaret Wilson
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Recipients: Shannon Allen, Kenneth Bannister, Cosmopolitan Club, Peter Drucker, Ralph
Flanders, C. S. Freeman, Paul Scheffer, William Zuckerman
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| Box 38 |
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[General] May 1951
(30 items)
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Subjects: Jewish Question, MacArthur-Truman Debate, Middle East |
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Recipients: Henry Andrews, C.A.R.E., Ralph Flanders, Tish Irwin, Jacques Maritain,
John Flourney Montgomery, Grace Sims Peat, Dinah Sheean, Vincent Sheean, Theodore
Weeks, Jack Wheeler
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| Box 38 |
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[General] Jun 1951
(17 items)
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Subjects: American Friends of the Middle East, Reine de Sales, Jan Masaryk, Zionism |
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Recipients: Elmer Davis, Peter Drucker, Ralph Flanders, Virginia Gildersleeve, William
Ernest Hocking, Walter Lippmann, Jean Marie Richard
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| Box 38 |
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[General] Jul 1951
(26 items)
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Subjects: American Friends of the Middle East, Feminism, Israel, Korea, Sinclair Lewis,
O'Dwyer, Russia, Vincent Sheean, Harry S. Truman
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Recipients: James Babb, C.A.R.E., Bruce and Beatrice Gould, Paul Scheffer, Whitney
Shepardson, Arthur Sulzberger, Johannes Urizidil
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| Box 38 |
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[General] Aug 1951
(15 items)
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Subjects: Middle East, W.O.M.A.N., Zionism |
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Recipients: Ralph Bell, Virginia Gildersleeve, Ernest Hocking, Mary Hughes, Edgar
Ansel Mowrer, Harold Peat
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| Box 38 |
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[General] Sep 1951
(26 items)
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Subjects: Anglo-Iranian Oil, Asia, C.A.R.E., Middle East, W.O.M.A.N |
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Recipients: Henry Andrews, Ralph Bell, Pearl S. Buck, Millar Burrows, Cornelius Van
Engert, C. S. Freeman, Margaret Chase Smith
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| Box 38 |
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[General] Oct 1951
(11 items)
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Subjects: Sinclair Lewis, Vincent Sheean |
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Recipients: Melville Cane, Dorothy Culbertson, Vincent Sheean |
| Box 38 |
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[General] Nov 1951
(29 items)
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Subjects: American Friends of the Middle East, "Dawn's Early Light", Reader's Digest |
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Recipients: Karl Brandt, Cornelius Van Engert, Edgar Ansel Mowrer, Dale Warren |
| Box 38 |
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[General] Dec 1951
(19 items)
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Subjects: American Friends of the Middle East, Syracuse University, W.O.M.A.N |
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Recipients: Melville Cane, William P. Tolley, Dale Warren |
| Box 38 |
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[General] Jan 1952
(29 items)
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Subjects: American Friends of the Middle East, Foreign Affairs, Middle East, W.O.M.A.N.,
"Women's Manifesto", Writing
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Recipients: Abaullah Ibrahim Baker, Bernard Berenson, Millar Burrows, Winston Churchill,
Mary Hughes, Alfred Lilienthal, Grace Sims Peat, Eleanor Roosevelt, Tolstoy Foundation,
Inc., Lawrence Westbrook
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| Box 38 |
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[General] Feb 1952
(28 items)
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Subjects: American Friends of the Middle East, Franchon Arthur, Catholicism, Communism,
Discrimination, Justice, Middle East, Lisbon N.A.T.O. Meeting,
Washington Star Column, W.O.M.A.N., Writing
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Recipients: Etienne Gibson, Bruce Gould, Garland Evans Hopkins, Walter Lippmann, John
Flourney Montgomery, Caroline Newton, Paul Scheffer, Rudolph Sturm
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| Box 38 |
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[General] Mar 1952
(61 items)
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Subjects: Foreign Affairs, Germany, Jewish Question, Volunteer Land Corps, W.O.M.A.N |
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Recipients: Peter Bon de Sousa Pernes, Margaret Boveri, Millar Burrows, Dwight D.
Eisenhower, James A. Farley, Etienne Gibson, Caroline Newton, Grace Sims Peat, David
Sarnoff, Virginia Shaw, Dale Warren, Rebecca West, Alice Whelen
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| Box 38 |
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[General] Apr-May 1952
(4 items)
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Recipients: George Kennan |
| Box 38 |
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[General] Jun 1952
(9 items)
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Subjects: Garland Evans Hopkins, Middle East |
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Recipients: Margaret Boveri, Ahmed Naguib El Hilaly Pasha, Caroline Newton, Kamel
Bey Abdul Rahim
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| Box 38 |
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[General] Jul 1952
(15 items)
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Subjects: American Friends of the Middle East, American Middle East Relief, Politics,
Relief Work
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Recipients: Grace Casanova, Garland Evans Hopkins, Harry Kirwin, Azzam Pasha, Fawzi
Selo, Adeeb El-Shaishekly, Harrison Smith
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| Box 38 |
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[General] Aug 1952
(32 items)
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Subjects: Arab Students' Conference, Foreign Affairs, Middle East, Politics, Margaret
Truman,
Washington Star Column, W.O.M.A.N
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Recipients: William Z. Cline, Stephanie Dolgorousky, Ania Dorfmann, Beatrice Gould,
Eva Graham, Garland Evans Hopkins, Harold Peat, Adlai Stevenson
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| Box 38 |
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[General] Sep 1952
(25 items)
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Subjects: American Friends of the Middle East, Thomas E. Dewey, Dwight D. Eisenhower,
Foreign Policy, Middle East,
Washington Star Column, W.O.M.A.N
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Recipients: William Eddy, Bruce Gould, Benjamin Hibbs, Walter Lippmann, Henry Luce,
Grace Sims Peat, Paul Scheffer, Adlai Stevenson
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| Box 38 |
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[General] Oct 1952
(14 items)
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Subjects: Middle East, N.A.T.O |
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Recipients: William Z. Cline, Hastings Lionel Ismay, Norman Littell, Clare Boothe
Luce, Vincent Sheean
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| Box 38 |
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[General] Nov 1952
(4 items)
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Subjects: Adlai Stevenson |
| Box 38 |
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[General] Dec 1952
(20 items)
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Subjects: Foreign Affairs, Jewish Question, Personal Attacks |
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Recipients: Elmer Berger, Walter Winchell |
| Box 38 |
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[General] Jan 1953
(26 items)
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Subjects: Foreign Affairs, Immigration Policy, Maxim Kopf, Middle East, The Rosenberg
Case, Vincent Sheean
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Recipients: Ralph Bell, Melville Cane, Garland Evans Hopkins, William Loeb, Vincent
Sheean, Elizabeth Sherburne, Peter Viereck
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| Box 38 |
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[General] Feb-Mar 1953
(64 items)
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Subjects: American Friends of the Middle East, Education, Jelke Case, Sinclair Lewis,
Middle East
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Recipients: Mohammed Ali, Millar Burrows, Andrew Chancellor, Norman Littell, Henry
Cabot Lodge, Jr., Jean Marie Richard, Francis Valente
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| Box 38 |
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[General] Apr 1953
(57 items)
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Subjects: American Press, Franchon Arthur, Civil Liberties, Conservation, Domestic
Affairs, Education, Foreign Policy, Germany, Middle East, Social Security
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Recipients: Harry Elmer Barnes, Millar Burrows, William Z. Cline, Ralph Flanders,
James W. Fulbright, Walter Lippmann, Edgar Ansel Mowrer, Henry Regnery, Elizabeth
Sherburne, Upton Sinclair, Lawrence Westbrook
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| Box 39 |
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[General] May 1953
(36 items)
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Subjects: Education, Earl Jowitt, Modern Art, Poland, Stubens Pond Club, Fritz von
Manstein
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Recipients: Whittaker Chambers, Bruce Gould, Caroline Newton, Hilda Rothchild, Lisa
Sarnoff, Dale Warren, James Wilson
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| Box 39 |
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[General] Jun 1953
(26 items)
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Subjects: American Friends of the Middle East, Education, Earl Jowitt, Sinclair Lewis,
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Recipients: Carl Deichmann, Henry Luce, Grace Sims Peat, Rebecca West |
| Box 39 |
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[General] Jul-Aug 1953
(26 items)
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Subjects: American Friends of the Middle East, Middle East, Welfare Agencies |
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Recipients: Melville Cane, James Drawbell, Ahmed Hussein, Henry Luce, Rudolph Sturm,
John Wheeler
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| Box 39 |
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[General] Sep 1953
(37 items)
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Subjects: Catholicism, Sinclair Lewis |
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Recipients: William Z. Cline, Dorothy Culbertson, Gertrude Ely, Bruce Gould, Grace
Sims Peat, Raymond Swing, Dale Warren, Alice Whelen
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| Box 39 |
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[General] Oct-Nov 1953
(40 items)
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Subjects: Herbert Brownell, Foreign Affairs, Germany, Alfred Lilienthal, Middle East,
Jean Marie Richard, United Nations, Zionism
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Recipients: Shannon Allen, George Barakat, John Foster Dulles, Gertrude Ely, Bruce
Gould, Eva Grant, Bolitha Laws, Walter Lippman, Vincent Sheean, Mrs. Earl Warren
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| Box 39 |
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[General] Dec 1953
(24 items)
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Subjects: Foreign Policy, Journalism, Personal Attack, Fred Smith |
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Recipients: Josephine Blesch, John Foster Dulles, Baruch Korff, Walter Lippmann, Norman
Littell, Edward R. Morrow, Paul Scheffer, Anna Schwarzenberg
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| Box 39 |
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[General] Jan 1954
(29 items)
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Subjects: Gerald Johnson, Germany, Readings, Zionism |
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Recipients: Nancy Astor, Margaret Biveri, John Crosby, Bruce Gould, Garland Evans
Hopkins, Baruch Korff, William P. Tolley, Rebecca West, Christa [surname unknown;
not Winsloe]
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| Box 39 |
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[General] Feb 1954
(28 items)
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Subjects: American Friends of the Middle East, Education, Zionism |
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Recipients: Joseph Alsop, Miles Bouton, Walter Lippmann, George Sokolosky |
| Box 39 |
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[General] Mar 1954
(29 items)
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Subjects: American Friends of the Middle East, Israel, "Witch Hunts", W.O.M.A.N |
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Recipients: Kenneth Bayless, Robert Frost, Corless Lamont, Alfred Lilienthal, Haile
Selassie, Dale Warren, William Zuckerman
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| Box 39 |
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[General] Apr 1954
(27 items)
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Subjects: Atomic Power, Middle East, Poland |
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Recipients: Margaret Boveri, Dorothy Culbertson, Stephen Graubard, Charles J. Kersten,
Paul Scheffer, Elizabeth Sherburne
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| Box 39 |
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[General] May 1954
(41 items)
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Subjects: American Friends of the Middle East, Foreign Policy, Journalism |
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Recipients: Dorothy Culbertson, Stephen Graubard, Garland Evans Hopkins, Norman Littell,
Grove Patterson, Professional, Elizabeth Sherburne, Kay Sisto, Norman Thomas
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| Box 39 |
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[General] Jun 1954
(9 items)
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Subjects: James Roosevelt |
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Recipients: Colston Leigh, Dale Warren |
| Box 39 |
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[General] Jul 1954
(18 items)
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Subjects: Middle East |
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Recipients: Dorothy Culbertson, Bruce Gould, Ruth Hoople, Garland Evans Hopkins, Harry
Kirwin, Colston Leigh, Grace Sims Peat, John N. Wheeler
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| Box 39 |
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[General] Aug 1954
(7 items)
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Subjects: "The Year Has Twelve Months" |
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Recipients: Margaret Cuthbert, Marcel W. Fodor, Bruce Gould, Walter Lippmann |
| Box 39 |
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[General] Sep 1954
(9 items)
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Subjects: Foreign Policy, Paul Scheffer |
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Recipients: Stephen Graubard, Grove Patterson |
| Box 39 |
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[General] Oct 1954
(5 items)
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Recipients: Stephen Graubard |
| Box 39 |
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[General] Nov 1954
(28 items)
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Subjects: Central Intelligence Agency, Israel, Middle East, Franklin D. Roosevelt |
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Recipients: John Foster Dulles, Virginia Gildersleeve, Colston Leigh, Gamal Abdel
Nasser, Vincent Sheean, Dale Warren, Rebecca West
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| Box 39 |
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[General] Dec 1954
(26 items)
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Subjects: Middle East,
Toledo Blade Column, "Wasted Moments", Writing
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Recipients: William Eddy, Colston Leigh, Grove Patterson, Henry Regnery, Paul Scheffer |
| Box 39 |
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[General] Jan 1955
(17 items)
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Subjects: Henry A. Byroade, Egyptian Revolution, Germany, Maxim Kopf, United Nations,
W.O.M.A.N
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Recipients: Josephine Blesch, William A. Jenner, Baruch Korff, Colston Leigh, Douglas
MacArthur
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| Box 39 |
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[General] Feb 1955
(25 items)
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Subjects: Germany |
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Recipients: Etienne Gibson, Bruce Gould, Colston Leigh, Walter Lippmann, Paul Scheffer,
Vincent Sheean
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| Box 39 |
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[General] Mar 1955
(15 items)
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Subjects: England, Middle East |
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Recipients: Colston Leigh, Walter Lippmann, Hermann Rauschning, Vincent Sheean |
| Box 39 |
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[General] Apr 1955
(36 items)
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Subjects: Italy, Maxim Kopf, Sinclair Lewis, Hermann Rauschning, Segregation, Yalta |
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Recipients: Harry Elmer Barnes, Karl Brandt, Bruce Gould, Colston Leigh |
| Box 39 |
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[General] May 1955
(12 items)
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Subjects: David Sarnoff |
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Recipients: Harry Elmer Barnes, Paul Scheffer |
| Box 39 |
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[General] Jun 1955
(22 items)
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Subjects: Turkey |
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Recipients: Josephine Blesch, Karl Brandt, William Z. Cline, Peta Fuller, Lisa Sarnoff,
Meyer Weisgal
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| Box 39 |
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[General] Jul 1955
(12 items)
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Subjects: Hitler |
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Recipients: Ely Culbertson, Ernest W. Gibson, Bruce Gould, Caroline Newton |
| Box 40 |
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[General] Aug 1955
(29 items)
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Subjects: Paul Scheffer |
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Recipients: Grace Casanova, Vincent Sheean |
| Box 40 |
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[General] Sep 1955
(36 items)
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Subjects: American Friends of the Middle East, England, Germany, Turkey |
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Recipients: Charles E. Bohlen, Karl Brandt, C. Douglas Dillon, Benjamin Freedman,
Bruce Gould, Colston Leigh, H. L. Mencken, Gamal Abdel Nasser, C. B. Ormerod, John
Wheeler
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| Box 40 |
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[General] Oct 1955
(7 items)
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Recipients: Countess von Werthern |
| Box 40 |
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[General] Nov-Dec 1955
(17 items)
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Subjects: Business, Government and the Arts |
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Recipients: Colston Leigh |
| Box 40 |
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[General] Jan 1956
(12 items)
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Subjects: Averell Harriman, Israel, Middle East, Russia |
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Recipients: Josephine Blesch, Dorothy Culbertson, Colston Leigh, Vilma Monkenberg-Kollmer,
Paul Scheffer, Adlai Stevenson, Elizabeth Westbrook
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| Box 40 |
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[General] Feb 1956
(21 items)
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Subjects: Book Reviews, Business, MacLean-Burgess Affair, Middle East, Russia |
|
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Recipients: Karl Brandt, Tish Irwin, Max Lerner, Paul Scheffer, Vincent Sheean, Rebecca
West
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| Box 40 |
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[General] Mar 1956
(21 items)
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Subjects: Israel, Journalism, Middle East, Russia |
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Recipients: Colston Leigh, Wythe Williams, Margaret Wilson |
| Box 40 |
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[General] Apr 1956
(38 items)
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Subjects: Education, Juvenile Delinquency, Russia |
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Recipients: Bell Syndicate, Habeb Bourgiba, Sherwood Eddy, Tish Irwin |
| Box 40 |
|
[General] May 1956
(43 items)
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Subjects: American Friends of the Middle East, Book Burning,
Ladies Home Journal, Middle East, Russia, "The Third Act"
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Recipients: William Z. Cline, Bruce Gould, Colonel Mack |
| Box 40 |
|
[General] Jun 1956
(16 items)
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Recipients: Grace Sims Peat |
| Box 40 |
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[General] Jul 1956
(9 items)
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Subjects: American Newspaper Guild, Politics |
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Recipients: Bruce Gould, Arthur Krock, Harold Stassen |
| Box 40 |
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[General] Aug 1956
(7 items)
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Subjects: Middle East |
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Recipients: Lewis Strauss |
| Box 40 |
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[General] Sep 1956
(13 items)
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Subjects: Israel, Journalism, Middle East, Religion, Suez Crisis |
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Recipients: Karl Brandt, Rebecca West |
| Box 40 |
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[General] Oct 1956
(17 items)
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Subjects: Education |
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Recipients: Cass Canfield, John Wheeler |
| Box 40 |
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[General] Nov 1956
(13 items)
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Subjects: Middle East |
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Recipients: Queen Frederika, Stephen Graubard, Constantine Karamanlis |
| Box 40 |
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[General] Dec 1956
(13 items)
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Subjects: American Friends of the Middle East, Middle East, Personal Attacks |
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Recipients: |
| Box 40 |
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[General] Jan 1957
(10 items)
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Subjects: American Friends of the Middle East, Personal Attacks |
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Recipients: Paul Scheffer, John Wheeler |
| Box 40 |
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[General] Feb 1957
(7 items)
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Subjects: Middle East, Eugen Rosenstock-Hussy |
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| Box 40 |
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[General] Mar 1957
(29 items)
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Subjects: Middle East |
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Recipients: William Eddy, Hubert H. Humphrey |
| Box 40 |
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[General] Apr 1957
(38 items)
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Subjects: American Friends of the Middle East, "The Courage To Be Happy", Middle East,
Personal Attacks, Edna St. Vincent Millay, Zionism
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Recipients: Marie Alexandrakis, Bruce Gould, C. B. Ormerod, Lisa Sarnoff, Dinah Sheean,
Dale Warren, Margaret Wilson
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| Box 40 |
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[General] May 1957
(20 items)
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Subjects: American Friends of the Middle East, Business, Germany, "On Being A Woman",
Personal Attacks, Zionism
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Recipients: Kenneth Bannister, Harry Elmer Barnes, Marcel W. Fodor, Dale Warren, William
Zuckerman
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| Box 40 |
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[General] Jun 1957
(9 items)
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Subjects: "The Courage To Be Happy" |
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Recipients: Houghton-Mifflin Company, Elizabeth Sherburne |
| Box 40 |
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[General] Jul 1957
(17 items)
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Subjects: Algerian Question, Biography, Business, Middle East |
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Recipients: Ernestine Evans, Bruce Gould, John F. Kennedy |
| Box 40 |
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[General] Aug 1957
(16 items)
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Subjects: Syria, Writing |
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Recipients: James W. Fulbright, Bruce Gould, Ahmed Hussein |
| Box 40 |
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[General] Sep 1957
(11 items)
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Subjects: Education |
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Recipients: William Loeb, Dale Warren |
| Box 40 |
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[General] Oct 1957
(13 items)
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Recipients: Elizabeth Sherburne, Dale Warren |
| Box 40 |
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[General] Nov 1957
(34 items)
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Subjects: Concentration Camps, Education |
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Recipients: Dale Warren |
| Box 40 |
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[General] Dec 1957
(23 items)
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Subjects: "The Courage To Be Happy", Maxim Kopf, Religion |
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Recipients: Margaret Cuthbert, Elizabeth Sherburne, Dale Warren |
| Box 40 |
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[General] Jan 1958
(36 items)
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Subjects: American Friends of the Middle East, Autobiography, Segregation, Lisa Sergio |
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Recipients: Peta Fuller, Gamal Abdel Nasser |
| Box 40 |
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[General] Feb 1958 |
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Subjects: Howard Fast, American Friends of the Middle East |
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Recipients: Gamal Abdel Nasser |
| Box 41 |
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[General] Mar 1958
(18 items)
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Subjects: Business |
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Recipients: Bruce Gould, Garland Evans Hopkins |
| Box 41 |
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[General] Apr 1958
(23 items)
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Subjects: Communism, Middle East |
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Recipients: Jonas Salk, Lisa Sarnoff, Vilma Thayer |
| Box 41 |
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[General] May 1958
(3 items)
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Subjects: Business |
| Box 41 |
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[General] Jun 1958
(25 items)
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Subjects: Maxim Kopf, Zionism |
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Recipients: Melville Cane, Hans V. Kaltenborn, Vilma Thayer |
| Box 41 |
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[General] Jul 1958
(17 items)
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Subjects: Autobiography, Maxim Kopf, Writing |
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Recipients: Bruce Gould, Mark Schorer, Vilma Thayer |
| Box 41 |
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[General] Aug 1958
(48 items)
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Subjects: Acknowledgements of Condolences, Autobiography, Maxim Kopf |
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Recipients: Vilma Thayer, Dale Warren |
| Box 41 |
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[General] Sep 1958
(38 items)
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Subjects: Discontinuance of Column, Middle East, Minorities |
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Recipients: Allen W. Dulles, Paul Freytag, Peta Fuller, George Gallup, Estes Kefauver,
Mark Schorer, Fred A. Seaton
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| Box 41 |
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[General] Oct 1958
(26 items)
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Subjects: Personal, Russia, Paul Scheffer |
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Recipients: James Eastland, Marcel W. Fodor, Bruce Gould, Helen Reid, William P. Tolley,
William Vischer
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| Box 41 |
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[General] Nov 1958
(27 items)
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Subjects: Autobiography, Education, Maxim Kopf, Sinclair Lewis, Russia, Paul Scheffer,
Taxes, Margaret Wilson
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Recipients: Phyllis Bottome, Cass Canfield, Jonathan Cape, James Eastland, Marcel
W. Fodor, Bruce Gould, William Vischer, Leslie Walton, Dale Warren
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| Box 41 |
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[General] Dec 1958
(3 items)
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Subjects: Autobiography, "The Courage To Be Happy" |
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Recipients: Dale Warren |
| Box 41 |
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[General] Jan 1959
(9 items)
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Subjects: Autobiography, Education, Maxim Kopf, Middle East, Maria Rathaus |
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Recipients: Elizabeth Sherburne |
| Box 41 |
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[General] Feb 1959
(34 items)
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Subjects: Autobiography, Education, Maxim Kopf, Sinclair Lewis, Medical Centers |
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Recipients: Josephine Blesch, Erika Fueloep-Miller, Bruce Gould, Peter Grimm, Lawrence
Pollinger, Whitney Shepardson, Elizabeth Sherburne, Cornelius Horace Traeger, Dale
Warren
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| Box 41 |
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[General] Mar 1959
(13 items)
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Subjects: Autobiography |
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Recipients: Bruce Gould |
| Box 41 |
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[General] Apr 1959
(6 items)
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Subjects: Autobiography, Education, Edna St. Vincent Millay |
| Box 41 |
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[General] Jun 1959
(5 items)
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Recipients: Marcel W. Fodor |
| Box 41 |
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[General] Jul 1959
(15 items)
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Subjects: Autobiography, Maxim Kopf, Language, Sinclair Lewis, Jan Masaryk, John Wesley |
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Recipients: Ernestine Evans, Stephen Graubard, Mark Schorer, Cornelius Horace Traeger,
Dale Warren
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| Box 41 |
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[General] Aug-Sep 1959
(9 items)
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Subjects: Maxim Kopf |
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Recipients: Walter Heil |
| Box 41 |
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[General] Oct 1959
(2 items)
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Subjects: Maxim Kopf |
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Recipients: Margot Johnson |
| Box 41 |
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[General] Nov 1959
(21 items)
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Subjects: Autobiography, Maxim Kopf |
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Recipients: Bruce Gould, Walter Heil, Margot Johnson, Frances B. Mayer |
| Box 41 |
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[General] Dec 1959
(17 items)
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Subjects: Maxim Kopf |
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Recipients: Mark Schorer, Ala Story, Cass Canfield |
| Box 41 |
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[General] Jan 1960
(11 items)
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Subjects: Business, Maxim Kopf, Sinclair Lewis, Helmuth von Moltke |
| Box 41 |
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[General] Feb 1960
(7 items)
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Subjects: Maxim Kopf |
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Recipients: Bruce Gould |
| Box 41 |
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[General] Mar 1960
(5 items)
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| Box 41 |
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[General] Apr 1960
(21 items)
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Recipients: Henry Andrews, Bruce Gould, Mark Schorer, Elizabeth Sherburne, Dale Warren,
Margaret Wilson
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| Box 41 |
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[General] May 1960
(7 items)
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Subjects: Sinclair Lewis |
| Box 41 |
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[General] Jun 1960
(7 items)
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Recipients: William Eddy, Marcel W. Fodor |
| Box 41 |
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[General] Jul 1960
(5 items)
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Recipients: Bruce Gould |
| Box 41 |
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[General] Aug 1960
(7 items)
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Subjects: Autobiography, Education, Sinclair Lewis |
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Recipients: Mark Schorer, Dale Warren, Edward Weeks |
| Box 41 |
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[General] Sep 1960
(26 items)
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Subjects: Maxim Kopf |
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Recipients: Ernestine Evans, Ralph Flanders, Erika Fueloep-Miller, Emily Haberman,
Katherine Heil, Rose Wilder Lane (2), Grace Sims Peat, Alice Marie Tarnowski, Johannes
Urizidil
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| Box 41 |
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[General] Oct 1960
(3 items)
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Subjects: Maxim Kopf |
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Recipients: Frederick A. Praeger, Inc |
| Box 41 |
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[General] Nov 1960
(31 items)
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Subjects: China, Maxim Kopf, Fritz Kortner, Mark Schorer, Women's Suffrage, Writing |
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Recipients: Kenneth E. Beer, Mary Clarke Burnett, Martin Ebon, Bruce Gould, John Gunther,
Johannes Urizidil, Traudel Waltrant-Schmidt
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| Box 41 |
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[General] Dec 1960
(11 items)
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Subjects: Autobiography, Bonn Negotiations, Colonial Empires,
Mein Kampf, Edna St. Vincent Millay
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Recipients: Robert Anderson, Mary Gawthorpe, Bruce Gould, Rose Wilder Lane (1), Gamal
Abdel Nasser, Clementine M. Parsons, Hilda Rothchild, Ala Story
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| Box 42 |
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[General] Jan 1961
(1 item)
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| Box 42 |
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[General] Undated
(84 items)
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Subjects: American Friends of the Middle East, Peter Bon de Sousa Pernes, Book Reviews,
Broadcasting, Democracy, Economics, Jacob Epstein, Foreign Affairs, Jewish Question,
Maxim Kopf, Fritz Kortner, Middle East, Pacifists, Religion, Russia, Twin Farms, Universal
Military Training Bill, Vienna, War
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Recipients: Bernard De Voto, Garland Evans Hopkins, Fritz Kortner, Harold Nicolson,
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Henry Wallace, Dale Warren, Rose Wilder Lane (6)
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| Box 42 |
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[General] Undated
(61 items)
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Subjects: Biographical, Corporation Tax Law, Yusif El-Bandak, Foreign Policy, Hitler,
Sinclair Lewis, Jan Masaryk, Personal Attacks, Politics, Russia, Henry Wallace, War,
World Revolution, W.O.M.A.N
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Recipients: Millar Burrows, Madelaine Clark, Lucius Clay, Dorothy Culbertson, Harold
Nicolson, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Eleanor Roosevelt, Lisa Sarnoff, George Seldes, Vincent
Sheean, Spyros Skouras, Arturo Toscanini, Wendell Willkie, Margaret Wilson
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| Box 42 |
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[General] Undated
(44 items)
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Subjects: Coal Miners, Council for a Democratic Germany, Germany, Herschell Grynszpan,
Maxim Kopf, Personal Attacks, Poland, Ring of Freedom, Unions, Volunteer Land Corps,
War,
Washington Star Column, W.O.M.A.N
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Recipients: Haywood Brown, Eva Koepett, Baruch Korff, John L. Lewis, Edgar Ansel Mowrer,
Westbrook Pegler, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Eleanor Roosevelt, Arthur Vandenburg, Chiam
Weizmann, Christa Winsloe
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| Box 42 |
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[General] Undated
(77 items)
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Subjects: Joseph Bard, Civil Rights, Education, Marcel W. Fodor, Foreign Policy, René
Fueloep-Miller, Herschell Grynszpan, Juvenile Delinquency, Maxim Kopf, Personal Attacks,
Poland, Politics, Russia, Social Unit, Harry S. Truman, Unemployment, Unions, War
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Recipients: Ralph Flanders, Clare Boothe Luce, Douglas MacArthur, H. L. Mencken, Karl
Mundt, Perry Rathbone, Eric Marie Remarque, Rudolph Sturm, Margaret Wilson, Christa
Winsloe
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Secretarial correspondence 1937, 1939, 1947-1949
(3 folders)
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| Box 43 |
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Secretarial correspondence 1950-1960, undated
(11 folders)
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Ladies Home Journal material
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This series includes manuscripts, published articles, and fan mail on a variety of
subjects.
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Manuscripts |
| Box 77 |
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"Across the Street, Beyond the Gate"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"American and Un-American Social Security"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"American Education Has Many Merits"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"The American Way of Life"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"Are Our Children Learning the Harder or the Easier Way?"
- original typescript
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| Box 77 |
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"Are Our Teen-agers So Dumb After All?"
- original typescript
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| Box 77 |
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"Are We Developing a Robot Education?"
- holograph
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| Box 77 |
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"Are We Scaring Ourselves to Death?"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"Are Women Bad Employers of Other Women?"
- original typescript
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| Box 77 |
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"Are You a Candidate for a Heart Attack?"
- original typescript
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| Box 77 |
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"As Others See Us"
- typescript copy
(23 items)
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| Box 77 |
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"The Baby in the Kitchen"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"The Bandit Women of Greece"
- original typescript
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| Box 77 |
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"The Banishment of Anxiety"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"The Barbarism of Divorce Laws"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"Beware of Geniuses!"
- typescript copy
(8 items)
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| Box 77 |
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"Can It Be a Crime to be Free?"
- original typescript
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| Box 77 |
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"Can the Cold War Be Ended?"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"Can Women Be Ladies?"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"Century in a Hurry"
- holograph
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| Box 77 |
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"The Challenge from Russia Is Not Communism"
- holograph
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| Box 77 |
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"The Challenge of Soviet Education"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"Commercialism Takes-and Wears-a New Look"
- original typescript
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| Box 77 |
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"A Common Problem of High Civilization"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"Community Begins at Home"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"Concentration of Power is Ever a Corruptive Influence"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"The Crisis in American Education"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"A Critic Looks at Our Foreign Policy"
- typescript copy
(25 items)
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| Box 77 |
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"Dandelions for Father?"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"Defense and the Public Schools"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"Democracy in Theory and Practice"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"Depression and War"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"Desert Christmas"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"Destruction and Mind"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"A Dimension of Travel is Time"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"The Discrepancy Between Democratic Ideals and Realities"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"Divorces Are Not Crimes; They Are Tragedies"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"Do American Educators Know What They Are Up To?"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"Do Our Schools Need an S.O.S.?"
- typescript copy
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| Box 77 |
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"Do We Misunderstand Romantic Love?"
- typescript copy
(18 items)
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| Box 78 |
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"The Education of the Emotions Is Primary"
- typescript copy
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| Box 78 |
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"The 'Educators' Need Re-education"
- typescript copy
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| Box 78 |
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"The Employed Woman and Her Household"
- typescript copy
(5 items)
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| Box 78 |
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"The Farm Problem and Me"
- typescript copy
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| Box 78 |
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"For a Sober But Happy New Year"
- typescript copy
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| Box 78 |
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"For the First Time in Man's History"
- typescript copy
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| Box 78 |
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"A Foreign Policy for
All Americans"
- typescript copy
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| Box 78 |
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"Freedom, To Survive, Must Be Self-Limited"
- typescript copy
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| Box 78 |
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"From Whom All Blessings Flow"
- typescript copy
(11 items)
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| Box 78 |
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"The Great Affirmative"
- typescript copy
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| Box 78 |
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"The Great Confrontation"
- typescript copy
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| Box 78 |
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"How to Preserve Civilization"
- typescript copy
(2 items)
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| Box 78 |
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"If I Had a Daughter"
- original typescript
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| Box 78 |
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"If No One Else-We, the Mothers"
- original typescript
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| Box 78 |
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"I Like Americans"
- typescript copy
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| Box 78 |
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"I'm the Child of a King"
- holograph
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| Box 3 |
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"I Remember Me"
- typescript copy
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| Box 78 |
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"Is American Youth Radical?"
- typescript copy
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| Box 78 |
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"Is Johnny a Clinical Case?"
- typescript copy
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| Box 78 |
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"Is Morality 'Normal'?"
- typescript copy
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| Box 78 |
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"Is There a Climate of Fear in America?"
- typescript copy
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| Box 78 |
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"Is There a Right to 'Bad Taste'?"
- original typescript
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| Box 78 |
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"It's All the Fault of the Women!"
- holograph
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| Box 78 |
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"I've Stopped Throwing Some of My Weight Around"
- typescript copy
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| Box 78 |
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"I Write of Russian Women"
- typescript copy
(31 items)
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| Box 78 |
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"The Key to Freedom"
- typescript copy
(2 items)
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| Box 78 |
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"The Lady Can be Vengeful"
- typescript copy
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| Box 78 |
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"The Lesson of Korea"
- typescript copy
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| Box 78 |
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"Liberty and Conformity in America"
- typescript copy
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| Box 78 |
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"The Limits of Public School Education"
- original typescript
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| Box 78 |
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"The Little Towns"
- typescript copy
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| Box 78 |
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"The Loneliest Man in the White House"
- holograph
(12 items)
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| Box 78 |
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"The Mar Wind Doth Blow"
- holograph
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| Box 78 |
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"Medical Care and Its Discontents"
- typescript copy
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| Box 78 |
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"The Moments That Educate"
- typescript copy
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| Box 78 |
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"A Moral Equivalent for War"
- typescript copy
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| Box 78 |
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"Moral Laxity Results from Moral Disillusionments" |
| Box 78 |
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"The Most Beautiful Form of Courage"
- typescript copy
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| Box 78 |
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"The Most Powerful Anti-poison"
- typescript copy
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| Box 78 |
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"My Husband, Maxim Kopf"
- original typescript
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| Box 78 |
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"Must Schools Be Palaces?"
- typescript copy
(23 items)
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| Box 79 |
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"National Defense Cannot Be Intermittent"
- typescript copy
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| Box 79 |
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"The Necessity and Function of An Opposition"
- holograph
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| Box 79 |
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"The Neglected Art and Science"
- typescript copy
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| Box 79 |
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"The New Mr. Casper Milquetoasts"
- typescript copy
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| Box 79 |
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"A Not Fantastic Dream"
- original typescript
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| Box 79 |
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"Now We All Thank Our God"
- holograph
(11 items)
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| Box 79 |
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"Oh, Professor!"
- typescript copy
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| Box 79 |
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"The Old Bible and the New"
- typescript copy
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| Box 79 |
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"On Living Dangerously"
- typescript copy
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| Box 79 |
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"On Loyalty"
- typescript copy
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| Box 79 |
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"Only the Rose"
- typescript copy
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| Box 79 |
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"Our Fear-ridden Middle Classes"
- typescript copy
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| Box 79 |
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"Our Remarkable Presidency"
- original typescript
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| Box 79 |
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"Out of This World"
- original typescript
(11 items)
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| Box 79 |
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"Palaces Empty of Education"
- original typescript
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| Box 79 |
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"The Paradox of Evil and Good"
- typescript copy
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| Box 79 |
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"The People's Tribunal"
- typescript copy
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| Box 79 |
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"A Primer on the Cold War"
- typescript copy
(9 items)
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| Box 79 |
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"Queer People"
- typescript copy
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| Box 79 |
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"A Question of Value"
- original typescript
(4 items)
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| Box 79 |
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"Race Suicide of the Intelligent"
- typescript copy
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| Box 79 |
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"Radioactivity Threatens Future Generations"
- typescript copy
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| Box 79 |
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"The Ragged Beggar Stands Again"
- typescript copy
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| Box 79 |
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"A Reason to Live and a Reason to Die"
- typescript copy
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| Box 79 |
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"The Remarkable Inefficiency of Efficiency"
- holograph
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| Box 79 |
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"Report on the American Communist"
- typescript copy
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| Box 79 |
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"Respect for the Law Begins at Home"
- typescript copy
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| Box 79 |
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"Revolution in Mothballs"
- typescript copy
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| Box 79 |
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"The Right to Happiness"
- original typescript
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| Box 79 |
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"Road Accidents
Can be Cut
Down"
- typescript copy
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| Box 79 |
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"The Salem That Never Burned Witches"
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"Satan Versus Beelzebub"
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"The Secret of Survival"
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"The Sophisticates are Not the Wise"
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"The Soviet School Child"
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"Speaking of Operations -"
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"Technology Does Not Lead to Collectivism"
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"There is a Time"
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"There Was a Child Went Forth"
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"United Nations: Shadow and Substance"
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"The Untilled Acre"
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"War and Revolution"
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"Was Hitler Really Crazy"
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"We Can Conquer Minds and Hearts"
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"Western Civilization Needs More Air and Room"
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"What About the Twenty-first Century?"
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"What is a World Citizen"
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"What is Wrong with American Women?"
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"What Price Liberty?"
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"What the World Most Needs"
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"Where is
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"Which Way Today's Youth?"
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"The White Sofa"
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"Who are the Aged?
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"Why and What Should Johnny Read?"
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"Why Can't Americans Sleep?"
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"Why Don't We Take More Time to Live?"
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"Why Russia and the West Must Not Go to War"
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"Why Should Superior Men Run for Public Office?"
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"Will America Become 'Masses' or Stay 'People'?"
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"Will the Masses be Subdued by an Elite of Public Guardians?"
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"Woman"
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"The Woman's Revolution in the Arab World"
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"The World of Grandma Moses"
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Ladies Home Journal published articles 1956-1958
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Ladies Home Journal published articles 1959-1960
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Ladies Home Journal published articles Undated
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Suggestions for articles
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Fan mail on education |
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Education 1943, 1944, 1952, 1953
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Education 1954-1955
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Education 1956
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Education 1957
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Education 1958
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Education 1959
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Education 1960
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Education Undated
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"Discrepancy Between Democratic Ideals and Relations"
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"Do Women Make Bad Employers?"
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"I Am the Child of a King"
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"Is America's Moral Code Breaking Down?"
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"It's All the Fault of Women"
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"Let Me Tell You About My Heart Attack"
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"My Husband, Maxim Kopf"
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"Meaning for Us All"
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"Medical Care and Its Discontents"
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"Our Remarkable Presidency"
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"A Question of Value"
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"The Remarkable Inefficiency of Efficiency
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Articles about Russia
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"Where Is My President?"
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"Who Are the Aged?"
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General fan mail 1958
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General fan mail 1959
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General fan mail Jan 1960-Aug 1960
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General fan mail Sep 1960-Oct 1960
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General fan mail 1960
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General fan mail 1961
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"Crank" letters
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"Absolute Last Appearance"
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"The Age of Reason"
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"Agitation for Karl Grows in Hungary"
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"Alexandra Adolfovna Ismailovitch"
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"All Central Europe is Turning Toward Reaction"
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"All the King's Horses"
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"America in a New International Order"
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"The American Communists and Our Foreign Policy"
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"American Saga"
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"An American Speaks to Germans"
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"An American Tragedy"
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"An Open Letter to American Women"
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"Apprehension in" 1945
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"Are We In Peril?"
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"Art is Surviving in Stricken Europe"
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"Auntie and the Dragon"
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"Aus dem schweizerschen Bundestrat"
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"The Background of the Western-Hungarian Putsch"
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"Back the Attack with War Bonds"
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"Anatoly Barsov"
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"A Bath Abroad"
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"The Battle of Hinterbruhl"
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"Bill of Rights Sesqui-Centennial Committee"
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Biographical sketches
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"Biography of Newbold Morris"
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"Both Sides of the Servant Problem"
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"The Bread Tray"
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"Butter and Eggs"
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"A Campaign to Dramatize a Spiritual Awakening"
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"Candidates for King"
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"Can We Win the Cold War?"
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"The Changing Status of Women"
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"College Days"
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"The Coming American Revolution"
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"Comments on Roosevelt Navy Day Address"
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"Comments on Stalin Speech"
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"Concentration of Power is an Ever Corruptive Influence"
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"Cooperation or Chaos?"
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"The Cultivated Village"
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"The Danger from Russia"
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"Deferred Compensation Trusts"
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"De-Nazification and Man's Psychology"
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"The Dilemma of the Liberal"
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"Does Communism Threaten Christanity"
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"A Drama of Real Life"
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"Dream Your Own Millions"
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"The Educational Crisis in America"
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"Eisenhower"
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"The End of German Democracy?"
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"The Enigma of the Peace-Germany"
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"The Entente and the Burgenland"
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"Europe and America"
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"Fascism"
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"Fifth War Loan Appeal Message"
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"For the Common Sense of Women"
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"For the Sake of Argument"
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"Founders of New Financial Dynasties" by Dorothy Thompson and M. W. Fodor
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"Free America"
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"Freedom House"
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"German Economic Recovery Versus Chancellor Hitler"
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"The German Plans as They Affect the United States"
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"The German Revolution No. I"
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"The Germans Who Fought Hitler"
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"Gertrude Geyersbach"
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"Give Me Vermont"
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"Good Night, Sweet Prince"
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"The Great War of Words"
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"The Growth of Officialdom in Europe"
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"Has Youth a Future?"
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"Heartbreak House"
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"History Repeats Itself"
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"The Hitler Case"
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"How About a Peace Consumption Board"
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"How Democracies Meet Crisis"
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"How to Give a Party and Like It"
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"The Idea of Europe"
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"I Knew a Christian"
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"The Immortal Elsie"
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"An Indian Summer Rebellion"
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"Israel, Judaism, and the American Jew"
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"The Jews and the Russian Revolution"
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"Kid Brother" by Dorothy Thompson and Victor Stoloff
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"King Carol II of Rumania at Home"
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"Mr. Laski's Atom Bomb"
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"The Last Day" by Dorothy Thompson and Barbara De Porte
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"The Last Days of the Habsburgs"
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"A Law to Protect the Constitution"
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"Sinclair Lewis"
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"The Life at the Belgrade Court"
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"The Life in the Palace of the Bulgarian Tsar"
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"The Life of a Columnist"
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"'A Little Flat--A Strong Cognac--A Good Black Coffee'"
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"The Lure of Egypt"
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"Make Your Own Baedecker"
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"Maxim Kopf"
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"A Member of the Exploiting Classes"
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"Memorandum on Propaganda"
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"A Message to Hans"
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"Military Foundation of Peace"
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"Mister Eden in America"
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"The Moral and Intellectual Crisis of Our Times"
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"Must There Be One Form of Democracy?"
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"My Own Foreign Policy"
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"'My Red Herring'"
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"Nazi Agent" by Kurt G. W. Ludecke, as told to Dorothy Thompson
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"A New Order for Making Democracy Pay"
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"New Vienna"
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"Oh, Absalom, My Son!"
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"Oh, Thou, My Austria!"
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"The Old Out-Casts"
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"One World or No World--The Millenium or Bust!"
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"On the Condition of Civilization"
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"An Open Letter to American Industrial Leaders"
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"An Open Letter to André Vishinsky"
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"An Open Letter to Mr. Big"
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"An Open Letter to the President"
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"An Open Letter to the Youth of Germany"
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"Our European Policy III"
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"Our Ghostly Commonwealth"
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"Our Ghost-ridden Government"
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"Outlook in Italy--Full of Danger"
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"The Passing of the Vienna Coffee House"
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"Peace is Patriotism"
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"The Peace Movement in the United States"
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"Perfect Gentleman"
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"The Persecution of the Individual and Minorities in Nazi Germany"
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"Pertain"
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"The Pink Dress"
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"Poland in 1947"
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"A Politically Practical Program for Permanent Peace"
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"Portrait of an Artist as a Woman"
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"Poverty De Luxe"
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"The Present Mind of Germany"
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"President Roosevelt"
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"Proposal for a European Settlement"
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"Recreation"
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"Rendezvous in Berlin"
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"The Return of the Grand Manner"
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"Review of Heiden's 'Der Fuehrer'"
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"The Revival of Duelling in Hungary"
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"The Revolution Against Culture"
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"The Riots in Vienna"
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"A Ruined Woman"
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"The Russian Mind--and Our Own"
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"The Security of the Middle East"
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"The Shortcomings of Utilitarian Domination"
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"Signals from Germany"
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"Silver Wedding"
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"The Situation in Italy"
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"The Social and International Implications of the Nazi Revolution"
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"Socialism and Americanism"
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"Socialism and Conservation"
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"Softer Policy Toward Russia Forecast"
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"Statement from Dorothy Thompson Regarding 'She Defends Her Country'"
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"A Still Small Voice Speaks in Vain"
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"Story of a Sunday Afternoon in Baden: Of a Fickle Friend; Of Exquisite Mary and the
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"The Suicide Ad"
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"Terrorism"
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"The Theory and Practice of National Socialism"
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"The Third Act"
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"This I Believe"
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"The Tie That Binds"
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"Those Charming Viennese"
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"'Thus Conscience Doth Make Cowards of Us All'"
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"A Twice-Told Tale"
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"Unusual Conference"
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"We Can Get Along with Servants"
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"What Benefits Will This War Bring?"
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"What is United States Education Up To?"
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"What Lindbergh Really Wants"
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"A Wreath for Toni"
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"You Don't Know the Half of It"
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America: how strong are we?
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America must wage peace
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American history
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American nation
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American relief to europe
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The American revolution
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American war aims
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American war production
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Anti-Billboard campaign
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Austrian neutrality
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Battle of Leningrad
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Hermann Budzislawski
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Christmas, 1945
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Churchill's speech
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Coal strike, 1946
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Common man
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Communism
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Communism versus democracy
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Constitutional reform
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Dispossessed minorities
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Economic problems
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Education
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Eisenhower
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Emotional security
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Egypt
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European economics
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European peace
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Father
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Filene's Automatic Bargain Basement
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Food distribution
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Foreign policy costs
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Freedom House: Jan Masaryk
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Full Employment Bill
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German army
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German de-Nazification
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German Social Democratic Movement
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German surrender
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Germany: a look backward
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Germany: military governors
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Germany: Nazism
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Germany: nine years later
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Germany: prospects for victory
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Herschel Grynszpan
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Heydrich
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Hitler
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Max Hölz
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Hungary
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Involvement
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Isolationism
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Isolationism
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Japan's war tactics
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Jewish question
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Jewish question
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Jewish question
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Maxim Kopf
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Korea
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Labor and the economy
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Labor problems
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Liberalism
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Lindbergh
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Listen, Hans
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Norman Littell
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London Peace Conference
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London Peace Conference
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Draja Mikhailovich
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Molotoff's Peace
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The Morgenthau Plan
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National Socialism, German style
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The Nazis
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Nazism
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Needs of mankind
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Martin Niemoeller
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The nineteenth century
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Peace
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Peace conferences
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Peace: V-E Day
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Poland
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The political crisis
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The Potsdam Declaration
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The presidency
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Price controls
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Price controls: O.P.A.
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Prices of farm products
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Prince Otto of Habsburg
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Radio
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Refugee reform
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Republican Party
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Review of "Germany and Europe"
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Roosevelt: anniversary of his death
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Roosevelt: my vote
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Russians in Bonn
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Edna St. Vincent Millay
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S.E.C.
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Science
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Security
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Stalin and Hitler
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Teaching
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Teheran Conference
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Toscanini: introduction
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Toscanini: biography
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Trade dispute
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Trieste
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Twin Farms
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Unemployment
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Vermont
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Wagner-Murray-Dingell Bill
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War
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War
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War
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War
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War
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War guilt
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Washington Memorial
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Sumner Wells
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Burton Wheeler
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Woman Suffrage Campaign
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Women
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World peace
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Yusif El-Bandak
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Zionism
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Karl Zuckmayer
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Miscellaneous typescripts
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Manuscripts - newspaper articles |
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Austro-Hungarian problems
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"Back to Blood and Iron"
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"Ex-Premier to be Tried for Murder"
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"Foreign Loans Are Only Morphine Injections"
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German nationalist papers
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"Habsburg Partisans Plan Coup d'Etat"
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Hungarian bombings
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Hungarian elections
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Hungary: conditions
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Hungary: finances
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Hungary: Ulysses Grant Smith
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"Karl's Departure Forestalls Putch"
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"The Market of the Profiteers"
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"Opera Bouffe in Budapest"
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"Russian Refugees"
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"Strange Rats in Vienna Sewers"
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"Succession States Move Toward Understanding"
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Vienna: musical events
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Manuscripts - speeches 1929-1943 |
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America
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Changing world and future world order
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China
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Christian spirit
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Commencement addresses
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Constitution
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Current events
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Democracy
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Education
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Europe
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Ralph E. Flanders
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Foreign policy
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Freedom
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Germany
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Government and propaganda
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Isolationism
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Jewish question
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Journalism
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Latin America
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League of Nations
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Liberty
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Thomas Mann
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National Socialism
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Neutrality
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Peace movements
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Poland
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Russia
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Social responsibility
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Volunteer Land Corps
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Wagner Act
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War and changing world order
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War and changing world order
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Women
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Writers
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Arab refugees
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China
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Christian spirit
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Commencement addresses
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Communism
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Constitution
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Democracy
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Domestic policy
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Education
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Europe
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Foreign policy
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Freedom
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Germany
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Jewish question
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Journalism
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Jacques Martain
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Maxim Kopf
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Middle East
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Mihailovitch, Draja
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Peace movements
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Poland
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Politics
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Russia
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Social responsibility
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War and changing world order
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Women
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Writers
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American way of life
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Arab world and the Middle East
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Arab world and the Middle East
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Christian spirit
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Constitutionalism
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Domestic policies
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Education
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Europe
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Foreign policy
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Internationalism
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Jewish question
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Journalism
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Liberty
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Middle East
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Politics
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Stalin and Communism
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War and the changing world
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Women
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Miscellaneous
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Published speeches 1937-1955
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Pall Mall broadcast 1937
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Blue Network Sep-Dec 1943
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"Childhood"
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"Another Sun" (with Fritz Kortner)
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"Patriots"
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"A Trifling Incident"
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"As the Hart"
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"The Courage to be Happy"
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"The Boy and Man from Main Street"
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"Dawn's Early Light" by Dorothy Thompson and Fritz Kortner
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"The Detroit Story"
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"For Love of Cherry Allen"
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"The Cordell Hull Story"
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"I Should Have Murdered Him"
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"I Try to Think"
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"The Moral Crisis of Our Times"
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"Just Martyn"
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"Larkspur in Starlight"
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"Poem in 'The Frankfurter Zeitung'"
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"Since Zelda Went Away"
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"A Tired Wish"
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"V."
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"Way Down in Old Steuben" by Dorothy Thompson and Laura Moench
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("What Can I Do ...")
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"Women's Day Hymn"
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"Word Before Parting"
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Allen, Jay "Town Meeting"
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Barakat, George M. Speech at the overseas convention
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Bethmann, Erich W. "Muslim-Christian Cooperation in Morocco"
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Beveridge, William "Planning Under Democracy"
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Bottome, Phyllis "The American Hitler"
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Brandt, Karl Questionnaire-Nazi Germany
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Brecht, Bertold "Kinderkreuzzug"
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Bridges, Constance "The Divine Émile"
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Brown, Don "So This is America"
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Bruning, Henrich Questionnaire-Nazi Germany
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Chamberlain, William Henry "Farmers for Freedom"
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Cooper, Ralph E. "Man's Enemy-War"
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Culbertson, Ely "The A B C Plan for World Peace"
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Cuneo, Ernest "Commencement Address"
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De Porte, Barbara |
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"An Ideal Citizenship for an Ideal State"
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"An American Pilgrimage in France"
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"The French Socialist Party"
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Deutsch, Julius "Jugenderziehung"
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Drucker, Peter "Schriftliche Hausarbiet in der Geographie"
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Eder, Jeanne "War-Time Life in Switzerland, 1939"
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Ererod, Oluf "Report on Travel in the United States and Canada"
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Fairchild, Ellen "Persephone"
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Fodor, Marcel W. |
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"Modern Condottieris"
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The Little Entente
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Fueloep-Miller, René "The Voice of Prophesy"
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Gardner, Clinton "Prospectus for Magazine X"
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Gleichmann von Oven, Alexander "Pan Europa Heute"
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Groedel, Franz "Health Palace for New York"
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Grierson, Margaret "The Wedding"
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Guérard, Albert "World Democracy or a New Axis?"
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Gunther, John |
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"Inside Africa" Chapters 1-23, 34-46
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Hildreth, Kay "Present Schools: Good or Bad?"
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Hipschman, Donald "A Man from Main Street"
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Jameson, Storm "A Cup of Tea for Mr. Thorgill"
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Johnson, Willis and Lorena "Tomorrow's Johnny Will Learn to Read"
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Kent, Ann A. P. "My Appeal for Fairness"
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Knickerbocker, H. R. Hitler Germany articles 1 through 6
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Kortner, Fritz "Memory of a Hero"
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Kurz, Herman "O.G.P.U. (Tscheka)"
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Landman, Henry J. "Three Year High Schools and Colleges for Bright Students"
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Landon, Alf "Our Foreign Relations"
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Lane, Rose Wilder "Desert Sands"
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Lania, Leo "Why Hitler Lost the War"
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Lavanoux, Maurice "Vitality in Religious Art"
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Littell, Norman "International Investment Law Conference"
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Lookaround, Mrs. Angus "I Live in a Museum"
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Love, Betty B. "The Fugitive Teacher"
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Malik, Charles "The Dialect of Co-Existence"
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Mann, Thomas |
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"Manifesto to the Civilized World"
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Michaelis, Karin "The People Around Genia"
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Muller, H. J. "Radiation and Human Mutations"
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Nichols, William "Person to Person Editing for 11,000,000 Families"
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Palmer, Frances "And Four to Grow On"
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Platts, P, K. "Civilization and Schools"
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Book review "The Wilder Shores of Love"
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"The Island Chain"
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Sherwood, Robert E. Speech
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Smith, Roy "Germany Revisited"
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Stoneman, William "An Epigraph"
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Strachan, Alan "A History of the Greek Labor Movement"
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Tillich, Paul questionnaire-Nazi Germany
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Tucker, J. R. "Brief Tucker Plan"
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Urzidil, Johannes |
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Vegtel, Maddy "I am Looking for a Position"
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Viereck, Peter "The Poet in the Machine Age"
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Von Kleist, Henrich "Was Gilt Es Nach Diesem Kriege?"
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Wambaugh, Sarah autobiographical sketch
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Warren, Dale "Ferris Greenslet"
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Wazyk, Adam "Poem for Adults"
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Westbrook, Lawrence |
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