The Charles W. Jackson Files document his work during the Truman administration as an official in the Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion and in the Office of Government Reports, and subsequently in the White House Office as an assistant to Dr. John R. Steelman, the Assistant to the President. Throughout this period, Jackson's duties involved serving as a liaison between the federal government and the Advertising Council, a non-profit organization which provided free advertising services and facilities to government agencies and private organizations in order to promote causes that would serve the public or the national interest. Among the public-service advertising campaigns in which Jackson was involved (and which are documented in these files) were efforts to promote food conservation and relieve world hunger after World War II, ensure housing and job opportunities for returning veterans, prevent forest fires, encourage automotive safety, and secure blood donations for casualties of the Korean War. Jackson's other duties as a government official during this period are also documented. The files include correspondence, memoranda, press releases, newspaper clippings, brochures, radio and television scripts, and a variety of advertising materials.

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Size: 13.2 linear feet (approximately 26,400 pages).
Access: Open.
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The Charles W. Jackson Files are part of the Staff Member and Office Files of the Harry S. Truman Papers. They document Jackson's work during the Truman administration as an official with the Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion, the Office of Government Reports, and the White House Office from 1945 to 1952. Jackson did not take the material in these files with him at the conclusion of his government service. When the administration ended in 1953, his files were shipped to Kansas City as part of Mr. Truman's presidential papers, which Truman subsequently donated to the United States government.

In all three of the jobs that he held during this period, Jackson's principal responsibility was to serve as the federal government's liaison with the Advertising Council, a non-profit organization representing the American advertising industry. The Advertising Council provided federal agencies and private organizations with free facilities and assistance in the development of public-service advertising campaigns. Jackson's files reflect the efforts of the federal government to use the techniques and resources of the advertising industry to encourage popular support for a variety of causes that would serve the public or the national interest. In addition, the files contain information about the Advertising Council's work in behalf of private charities and other non-profit organizations, in which Jackson was also frequently involved.

The government information and advertising programs that are documented in Jackson's files range from armed forces recruiting efforts to the U.S. Forest Service's crusade against forest fires (featuring early uses of the famous "Smokey the Bear" character.) Jackson helped determine the priority of federal advertising programs, consulting with the information departments of the agencies and coordinating advertising campaigns in which more than one agency was involved. Jackson's close working relationship with the Advertising Council is reflected in extensive correspondence with Council officials and in other materials relating to that organization, which can be found throughout his files. A continuation of the War Advertising Council that had assisted government information programs during World War II, the Advertising Council worked with Jackson's office to prepare and present public-service messages through such means of mass communication as newspapers, magazines, radio, television (which was just emerging as a significant advertising tool during this period), car cards, and billboards. Examples of advertising material for all of these media can be found throughout Jackson's files. Particularly notable are the "Radio Fact Sheets" prepared by the Advertising Council for distribution among radio stations; the sheets provide information about each public-service advertising campaign, and suggest the themes that should be emphasized to get the message across to listeners.

The Jackson Files are organized into three series, roughly corresponding to the positions he held in the federal government from 1945 to 1952: an Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion File; an Office of Government Reports File; and an Assistant to the Assistant to the President File. Because Jackson's duties did not change dramatically when he moved from one position to another as a result of postwar government reorganizations, each series is quite similar to the others with regard to the type of materials it contains and the subjects it documents. The Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion File contains correspondence, memoranda, and newspaper clippings, as well as brochures, radio scripts, and other advertising materials, relating to Jackson's work as Program Manager in the Media Programming Division of the Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion (OWMR). The files indicate that Jackson worked at the OWMR from December 3, 1945, to December 11, 1946, at which time the OWMR was consolidated with other agencies. A large portion of the OWMR File concerns Jackson's work with the Department of Agriculture, the President's Famine Emergency Committee, CARE, and other agencies and organizations that were struggling to cope with the postwar world food crisis. Jackson helped develop advertising campaigns that encouraged the American people to practice food conservation at home and donate scarce resources for shipment abroad. While at OWMR, Jackson was also involved in advertising programs aimed at facilitating the transition to a peacetime domestic economy. Through these programs, Americans were urged to take voluntary steps to combat inflation, ease the housing shortage, and ensure adequate job opportunities for returning veterans. The Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion File is arranged alphabetically by subject.

The Office of Government Reports File contains correspondence, memoranda, newspaper clippings, speeches, and advertising materials relating to Jackson's work as Acting Chief of Advertising Liaison in the Office of Government Reports (OGR). The files indicate that Jackson worked at the OGR from December 12, 1946, to July 28, 1947. In addition to a continuing emphasis on food conservation and foreign aid--reflected, for example, in extensive information on the European Recovery Program, or "Marshall Plan"--the OGR File contains documentation of a number of other public-service advertising campaigns, including the patriotic rededication program of the American Heritage Foundation, which sponsored the nationwide tour of the "Freedom Train" in 1947-49. Although Jackson apparently left the OGR in 1947, much of the material in the OGR File dates from 1948, and includes some documents from the office files of Lee House, Program Manager in the Advertising Liaison Division of the OGR. The Office of Government Reports File is arranged alphabetically by subject.

The Assistant to the Assistant to the President File, which comprises over one-half of the collection, contains correspondence, memoranda, press releases, printed material, television scripts, transcripts of proceedings, and other materials relating to Jackson's work in the White House Office as a Special Assistant to Dr. John R. Steelman, the Assistant to the President. The files indicate that Jackson began work in the White House Office on August 27, 1947, and evidently contain no material dating after June 30, 1952 (the end of the fiscal year), although it appears that Jackson remained in his post until the end of the Truman administration in January, 1953. This series includes folders for each letter of the alphabet, with each folder containing Jackson's correspondence with persons whose names begin with that letter, filed in chronological order. Thus, the "D" folder contains correspondence with Clint Davis of the U.S. Forest Service regarding forest fire prevention, and the "Q" folder contains correspondence with Spencer Quick, another Steelman assistant, regarding the civil defense program. As in the two previous series, there are also folders under the names of individual agencies, organizations, and topics.

A considerable amount of material in the Assistant to the Assistant to the President File relates to "Battle Report--Washington", a weekly television series of eighty-six episodes that appeared on the NBC network from August 13, 1950, to April 20, 1952. Hosted by Dr. Steelman, the Assistant to the President, "Battle Report featured interviews with top government officials and film footage of contemporary events. With its content dominated by the Korean crisis and the anti-Communist rhetoric of the Cold War, "Battle Report" basically served as a vehicle for presenting the Truman administration's policies and views to the American public. As Steelman's assistant, Jackson was apparently responsible for preparing materials and making arrangements for the series; his files include scripts for the programs and drafts of remarks to be made by Dr. Steelman during the broadcasts.

Jackson's other duties as Steelman's assistant included making preparations for a series of White House meetings at which members of the Advertising Council, or selected business, labor, and church leaders, conferred with top officials of the Truman administration. These meetings seem to have provided the administration with opportunities to present its positions on major issues to select groups of prominent Americans. Jackson's files contain information on these White House meetings from September, 1946, to March, 1952, including correspondence with invitees and transcripts of the proceedings (sometimes featuring off-the-record remarks by President Truman, Secretary of State Dean Acheson, and other high administration officials.). Although information regarding these meetings can also be found in the two previous series, most of the relevant material is located in the Assistant to the Assistant to the President File.

This series also contains information on efforts by the Red Cross to encourage Americans to donate blood for casualties of the Korean War, and on other advertising programs related to that conflict. An extensive body of material filed under the name of the Advertising Council contains detailed information on the council's efforts during this period in behalf of such causes as traffic safety, civil defense, and racial tolerance. A folder under Jackson's name contains some personal correspondence and a brief summary of his government service. The Assistant to the Assistant to the President File is arranged alphabetically by subject.

Public information and advertising programs during this period are also documented in the files of two other officials who worked with Jackson in Dr. Steelman's office, John T. Gibson and Spencer R. Quick. Their files, like Jackson's, are part of the Staff Member and Office Files of the Harry S. Truman Papers. Truman Library collections containing material on the U.S. government's foreign information programs--which are also dealt with to some extent in Jackson's files--include the papers of Charles Hulten, Howland Sargeant, and Charles W. Thayer. The John R. Steelman Papers, which are closed for research pending processing as of August, 1999, should also contain information relating to Jackson's government service.

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OFFICE OF WAR MOBILIZATION AND RECONVERSION FILE, 1944-1947 (Bulk Date Span: 1945-1946)

• Abundant Foods
• Advertising Copy [for OWMR and the Advertising Council, Inc.]
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• Advertising Council
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• Agriculture, Department of--Famine Emergency
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• American Red Cross
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• Army
• Atomic Energy Commission
• Car Cards
• Columbia Broadcasting System
• Crop Corps
• Economic Stabilization
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• Famine Emergency Campaign--Glossy Prints

• Famine Emergency Committee--Advertisements and Clippings
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• Famine Emergency Committee--NRDGA [National Retail Dry Goods Association]
• Famine Emergency Committee--OWMR [Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion]
• Famine Emergency Committee--Radio/Television Program Advertising
• Famine Emergency Committee--Reports
• Famine Emergency Committee--Synagogue Council of America
• Famine Emergency Program
  [1 of 5, Feb.-Mar. 1946]

[2 of 5, April 1946]
[3 of 5, May 1946]
[4 of 5, June-July 1946]
[5 of 5, Aug. 1946-Jan. 1947]
• Farm Labor
• Farm News Roundup
• Farm Papers
• Farm Production Goals
• Farm Safety Campaign

• Food Conservation
  [1 of 5]
  [2 of 5]
  [3 of 5]
  [4 of 5]
  [5 of 5]
• Food for Freedom
• Forest Service
• 4-H Club
• Girl Scout Program
• Government Information [information programs for government agencies]
• Group Prejudice--"A Post-War Menace"
• Highway Safety
• Home Food Preservation
• Hospital Campaign

• Housing
• Hyde, Anthony
• International Emergency Food Council
• Juvenile Delinquency
• Labor, Department of
• Magazines [cross reference sheet]
• Mann, William Lee
• Meat
• Media Programming Division
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• Merchant Marine [and U.S. Marine Corps]
• Miscellaneous [correspondence]
• Motion Pictures
• National Association of Broadcasters
• National Social Welfare Assembly
• Navy Department--General
• Navy Department--Naval Reserves
• "News from Sweden"--Newsletter
• Overseas Christmas Mail
• Pabst Sales Company
• Post Office Department--"Mail Early"
• Post-War Payroll Savings
• Price Administration, Office of
• Priorities [developed by the Advertising Council and the Media Programming Division for information directors]
• Production and Marketing Administration
• Production Urgency Program
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• Production Urgency--OWMR [Jackson]
• Progress Reports--Media Programming

• Radio Allocations
• Rent Control
• Rubber
• Safety File
• Scrap Drive
• Selective Service
• Shopping News [Cleveland]
• Soil Conservation
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• State, Department of
• Sugar
• Timber Management
• Tin Salvage
• Treasury, Department of
• 24 Sheet Posters--Discrepancies
• UNESCO [United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization]
• UNRRA [United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration]
• United States Savings Bonds
• Veterans Administration
• Veteran's Assets
• Veterans Employment Service
  [1 of 3]
  [2 of 3]

[3 of 3]
• Veterans Housing
• Veterans Insurance
• Veterans' Readjustment
• Victory Gardens
• Victory Loan Volunteers
• Volunteer War Job
• Weapons
• Western Newspaper Union
• White House Meeting--Board of Directors of Advertising Council and Government Officials, September 17 and 18, 1946
• World Trade
  [1 of 3]
  [2 of 3]
  [3 of 3]
• World Trade--International Trade Organization
• Yearly Report--Media Programming Division, OWMR

OFFICE OF GOVERNMENT REPORTS FILE, 1946-1949 (Bulk Date Span: 1947-1948)

• Abundant Foods
• Advertising Council--5th Anniversary
• Advertising Council, 1947
• Advertising Liaison
• Agriculture, Department of
• Agriculture, Department of--Fat Salvage Program
  [1 of 4]
  [2 of 4]
  [3 of 4]
  [4 of 4]
• Agriculture, Department of--Food and Feed Conservation
• Agriculture, Department of--Forest Fire Prevention Program
• Agriculture, Department of--Freedom Gardens Program
• Agriculture, Department of--General
• Agriculture, Department of--Plentiful Foods Program
• Agriculture, Department of--Reports
• Agriculture, Department of--Statements and Press Releases
• Agriculture, Department of--Timber Management Program
• American Heritage Foundation
• CARE [Cooperative for American Remittances to Europe, Inc.]

• Citizen's Food Committee
  [1 of 3]
  [2 of 3]
  [3 of 3]
• Citizen's Food Committee--Newspaper Clippings
• Citizen's Food Committee--Press Releases
• Citizen's Food Committee--Reports, 1947
• Civil Rights
• Coast Guard, U.S.
• Collective Security
• Commerce, Department of--Scrap Iron Program
• Commerce, Department of--Travel Advisory Committee
• Committee for Economic Development
• Correspondence--Advertising Liaison
• Economic Cooperation Administration
• Education, Office of
• Education, Office of--Better Schools Program

• European Recovery Program--Newspaper Clippings and Press Releases
• European Recovery Program--Commerce [empty]
• European Recovery Program--The Committee for the Marshall Plan
• European Recovery Program--Printed Materials
  [1 of 3]
  [2 of 3]
  [3 of 3]
• European Recovery Program--State
• Farm Labor Recruiting [files of Lee House]
• Fire Prevention [files of Lee House]
• Food Conservation
• Food Conservation Program [files of Lee House]
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• Freedom Gardens [files of Lee House]

• General Outdoor [advertising company]
• Graphics, 1947
• Home Demonstration Week [files of Lee House]
• Housing
• Industrial Editors Meeting, June 10, 1948
• Interior, Department of
• Interior, Department of--Urban Rat [Control] Program
• Justice, Department of--Freedom Train Program
• Labor, Department of--Employ the Physically Handicapped
• Labor, Department of--Farm Labor Recruitment
• Labor, Department of--Industrial Safety Program
• Mann, William Lee--Correspondence
• Marine Corps
• Merchant Marine
• Military Procurement--A Guide for Joint Industry-Military Procurement [cross reference sheet]
• Miscellaneous Files--Office of Government Reports
• Motion Picture--"Give Us This Earth"
• Motion Pictures
• National Defense--Prestige Program
• National Defense--Recruitment of Physicians and Dentists
• Navy Day, 1947
• Navy, Department of--Recruitment V-6 Naval Reserve
• Overseas Information Meeting, April 1, 1948
• Pan American Conference--Bogota--March 20, 1948
• Pan American Week, April 14-20, 1948

• Public Attitudes Toward American Foreign Policy
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• Public Health
• Public Health Service--Nurse Recruitment
• Radio
• Radio Allocations
• Soil Conservation
• State, Department of--Overseas Information
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• State, Department of--Overseas Information--Printed Material
• Treasury, Department of the--U.S. Savings Bonds
• United Nations--Children's Appeal
• Veterans Administration
• Voluntary Food Conservation Program, December 5, 1947
• White House Meeting--American Heritage, May 22, 1947
• White House Meeting--Clips--October 27, 1947
• White House Meeting--Complimentary Letters--October 27, 1947
• White House Meeting--General Correspondence--October 27, 1947

• White House Meeting--Invitations--October 27, 1947
• White House Meeting--Lists, Agendas, etc.--October 27, 1947
• White House Meeting--Speakers File--October 27, 1947
• White House Meeting--General--March 1, 1948 [later changed to March 10, 1948]
• White House Meeting--Acceptances--March 10, 1948
• White House Meeting--Declines--March 10, 1948
• White House Meeting--General Correspondence--March 10, 1948
• World Bank
• World Trade
  [1 of 3]
  [2 of 3]

[3 of 3]
• World Trade--Miscellaneous
• World Trade--Reciprocal Trade

ASSISTANT TO THE ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT FILE, 1945-1952 (Bulk Date Span: 1948-1952)

• A
• Advertising Council--Anti-Inflation Campaign [1951-52]
• Advertising Council, Inc.
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• Advertising Council--Lists, Communications, Mailings, Etc.
• Advertising Council--Minutes of Board Meetings [empty]
• Advertising Council--Monthly Summaries of Activities
  [1 of 3, undated, July 1948-December 1948]
  [2 of 3, January-September 1949]
  [3 of 3, November 1949-May 1952]
• Advertising Council--Network and Regional Spot Allocation Plan
  [1 of 5, 1948 Summary, April-July 1949]
  [2 of 5, August-October 1949]

[3 of 5, August-December 1950]
[4 of 5, January-August 1951]
[5 of 5, September 1951-June 1952]
• Advertising Council--News [publication]
• Advertising Council--Publications and General [information]
• Advertising Council--Radio--Bulletins
• Advertising Council--Radio [Division]
• Advertising Council--Radio--Fact Sheets
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• Advertising Council--Radio--Monthly Allocations
• Advertising Council--Radio--Public Service

• Advertising Council--Radio--Schedules
• Advertising Council--Radio--Television
• Advertising Council--White House Meeting, February 15-16, 1950
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• Advertising Council--White House Meeting, January 11, 1951
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• Agriculture, Department of
• Agriculture Campaign--General [empty]
• Agriculture Campaign--4-H Club [empty]
• Agriculture Campaign--National Food Situation
• Agriculture Campaign--Plentiful Foods [empty]
• Agriculture Campaign--Prevent Forest Fires
• Agriculture--Fat Salvage [empty]
• Agriculture--4-H Club Program
• Agriculture--Home Gardens [empty]
• Agriculture--National Food Situation [empty]
• Agriculture--Plentiful Foods [empty]
• Agriculture--Prevent Forest Fires
• Agriculture--Radio and Television
• American Economic System Campaign
• American Heritage Foundation
• American Relief for Korea

• Application [for public relations position in Washington, DC]
• Armed Services
• Armed Services Day [May 20, 1950]
• B
  [1 of 5, 1949]
  [2 of 5, January-June, 1950]
  [3 of 5, July-December, 1950]
  [4 of 5, January-December, 1951]
  [5 of 5, 1952]
• "Battle Report--Washington"
• "Battle Report--Washington", 1950
  [1 of 7, August]
  [2 of 7, September 3 and 10]
  [3 of 7, September 17 and 24]
  [4 of 7, October 1 and 8]

[5 of 7, October 15, 22, and 29]
[6 of 7, November]
[7 of 7, December]
• "Battle Report--Washington",1951
  [1 of 12, January]
  [2 of 12, February]
  [3 of 12, March]

[4 of 12, April]
[5 of 12, May]
[6 of 12, June]
[7 of 12, July]
[8 of 12, August]
[9 of 12, September]
[10 of 12, October]
[11 of 12, November]
[12 of 12, December]

• "Battle Report--Washington," 1952
  [1 of 4, January]
  [2 of 4, February]
  [3 of 4, March]
  [4 of 4, April]
• "Battle Report--Washington"--Congressional Records
• "Battle Report--Washington"--News Releases Concerning Telecasts
• Blood Donor Campaign
  [1 of 4]
  [2 of 4]
  [3 of 4]
  [4 of 4]

• C
  [1 of 2, 1949-50]
  [2 of 2, 1951-52]
• CARE [Cooperative for American Remittances to Europe]
• CARE Packages for Europe [Department of State]
• Census
• Census Fact Book
• Chamber of Commerce
• Civil Defense
• Civil Service Commission
• Committee for Economic Development
  [1 of 2, February-October 1949]
  [2 of 2, November 1949-June 1952]

• Committee for Economic Development--Meeting, May 12, 1949
• CROP [Christian Rural Overseas Program]
• Crusade for Freedom
• D
  [1 of 2, 1949-50]
  [2 of 2, 1951-52]
• Defense
• Displaced Persons
• E
• F
  [1 of 2, 1949-50]
  [2 of 2, 1951-52]
• "The Facts We Face"--Television Program--Sunday, April 22, 1951
• Farm Goals--Agriculture
• Federal Council of Churches of Christ
• "Follow-Up" [includes staff directory, appointment schedules, and handwritten notes, 1949-50]
• Forest Fire Prevention [empty]
• Forest Service

• G
  [1 of 4, 1949]
  [2 of 4, January-July, 1950]
  [3 of 4, August-December, 1950]
  [4 of 4, 1951-1952]
• General Outdoor Advertising Company
• H
  [1 of 2, 1949-1950]
  [2 of 2, 1951-1952]
• Home Gardens
• I
• International Advertising Convention--October 1949 [empty]
• International Fair--Chicago [empty]
• International Fair--Proposed--Detroit [empty]
• International Trade Organization
• J
• Jackson, Charles W.

• K
• L
  [1 of 3, 1949]
  [2 of 3, 1950-51]
  [3 of 3, 1952]
• Land Reform
• M
  [1 of 4, 1949]
  [2 of 4, 1950]
  [3 of 4, 1951]
  [4 of 4, 1952]
• Mc
• Miscellaneous
  [1 of 4, 1949]
  [2 of 4, 1950]
  [3 of 4, 1951]

[4 of 4, 1952]
• Miscellaneous--II
  [1 of 3, 1949]
  [2 of 3, 1950]
  [3 of 3, 1951]
• Miscellaneous--III [advertising materials for the Bank of America]
• Miscellaneous Publications
  [1 of 3, 1950]
  [2 of 3, 1951]
  [3 of 3, 1952]

• Mutual Security Agency
• N
• National Association of Broadcasters
• NATO [North Atlantic Treaty Organization]
• O
• Office of Defense Mobilization
• Office of Price Stabilization
• "Old Correspondence of Historical Interest" [1947-49]
• Operation Democracy, Incorporated
• Overseas Advertising Campaign
• Overseas Information (Department of State, Office of Public Information)
• P
  [1 of 4, 1949]
  [2 of 4, 1950]
  [3 of 4, 1951]
  [4 of 4, 1952]
• Pan American
• Pan American Union [empty]

• Pamphlets
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• Plentiful Foods (Department of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration)
• Point IV and the Institute of Inter-American Affairs
• Point IV--Presidential Message
• Prevent Forest Fires (Department of Agriculture, Forest Service)
• Public Relations Journal
• Q
• R
  [1 of 5, 1948-49]
  [2 of 5, 1950]
  [3 of 5, January-March 1951]

[4 of 5, April-December 1951]
[5 of 5, 1952]
• Radio
• Radio Allocations
• Red Cross
  [1 of 3, 1947-49]
  [2 of 3, 1950-51]
  [3 of 3, 1952]
• Round Table
• S
  [1 of 5, 1948-49]
  [2 of 5, January-April 1950]

[3 of 5, May-December 1950]
[4 of 5, 1951]
[5 of 5, 1952]
• Scrap [Iron and Steel Salvage Program]
• Soresi [Carl] and Letter Writing Campaign
• Sponsors--Expressions of Appreciation to Sponsors
• State, Department of--CARE
• State, Department of--General
• State, Department of--Overseas Information--American Heritage Foundation
• State, Department of --Voluntary Foreign Aid Committee
• State--Overseas Information
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• Steel Scrap Collection [Department of Commerce]

• T
• Television
• Travel Advisory Committee
• Treasury, Department of
• U
• United Nations Day
• United Nations Day--October 24, 1948
• United Nations--Organization, Day, Week
• U.S.O. [United Service Organizations, Inc.]
• United States Public Health Service--VD
• V
• Voice of America
• W
  [1 of 4, 1948-49]

[2 of 4, 1950]
[3 of 4, January-August 1951]
[4 of 4, September 1951-1952]
• War Assets Administration
• White House Meeting, February 9, 1949--Acceptances
• White House Meeting, February 9, 1949--Agenda, Lists, Miscellaneous [meeting of Board of Directors and committees of the Advertising Council]
• White House Meeting, February 9, 1949--Declinations
• White House Meeting, February 9, 1949--Invitations
• White House Meeting, February 9, 1949--Speakers, Speeches, etc.
• White House Meeting, February 9, 1949--Thank You Letters
• White House Meeting, October 22, 1951
• White House Meeting, October 22, 1951--List of Names for

• White House Meeting, October 22, 1951--Transcript of Proceedings--First Session
• White House Meeting, October 22, 1951--Transcript of Proceedings--Luncheon Meeting [address by Secretary Snyder]
• White House Meeting, October 22, 1951--Transcript of Proceedings--Second Session
• White House Meeting, March 5, 1952
• Witten [Louis A.]--Correspondence
• World Trade
• XYZ
• Y
• Young, James Webb
• Young, Thomas H. [director of advertising, United States Rubber Company]
• Zander, Alfred

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