Harry S. Truman Papers
Staff Member and Office Files:
White House Official Reporter Files

1945-1953.

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Size: 20 linear feet.
Access: Open.
Copyright: The donor gave to the U.S. government the copyrights in this material and in any other material received by the U.S. government and maintained in a depository administered by the National Archives and Records Administration. Documents created by U.S. government officials in the course of their official duties are in the public domain. Copyright interest in other documents presumably belongs to the creators of those documents, or their heirs.
Processed by: Roland W. Doty, Jr. (1960); Randy Sowell (2005).

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FOLDER TITLE LIST

    SPEECH FILES, 1945-1953
Box 1
  • Transcripts of President's speeches, Apr. 1945-June 17, 1948 (1st set)
Box 2
  • Transcripts of President's speeches, June 18-Dec. 1948 (1st set)
Box 3
  • Transcripts of President's speeches, Jan. 1949-Dec. 1950 (1st set)
Box 4
  • Transcripts of President's speeches, Jan. 1951-Sept. 1952 (1st set)
Box 5
  • Transcripts of President's speeches, Oct. 1952-Jan. 15, 1953 (1st set)
Box 6
  • Transcripts of President's speeches, Apr. 1945-June 16, 1948 (2nd set)
Box 7
  • Transcripts of President's speeches, June 17-Dec. 1948 (2nd set)
Box 8
  • Transcripts of President's speeches, Jan. 1949-Jan. 1951 (2nd set)
Box 9
  • Transcripts of President's speeches, Feb. 1951-Sept. 29, 1952 (2nd set)
Box 10
  • Transcripts of President's speeches, Sept. 30, 1952-Jan. 15, 1953 (2nd set)
Box 11
  • Transcripts of President's speeches, Apr. 1945-June 15, 1948 (3rd set)
Box 12
  • Transcripts of President's speeches, June 17-Dec. 1948 (3rd set)
Box 13
  • Transcripts of President's speeches, Jan. 1949-Jan. 1951 (3rd set)
Box 14
  • Transcripts of President's speeches, Feb. 1951-Sept. 29, 1952 (3rd set)
Box 15
  • Transcripts of President's speeches, Sept. 30, 1952-Jan. 15, 1953 (3rd set)
Box 16
    PRESS CONFERENCES FILES, 1945-1953
  • President's Press Conferences - Apr. 17, 1945-Dec. 12, 1946 - No's 1-91 (1st set)
Box 17
  • President's Press Conferences - Dec. 18, 1946-May 12, 1949 - No's 92-182 (1st set)
Box 18
  • President's Press Conferences - May 26, 1949-May 24, 1951 - No's 183-265 (1st set)
Box 19
  • President's Press Conferences - June 7, 1951-Jan. 15, 1953 - No's 266-324 (1st set)
Box 20
  • President's Press Conferences - Apr. 17, 1945-Dec. 31, 1946 - No's 1-93 (2nd set)
Box 21
  • President's Press Conferences - Jan. 8, 1947-Mar. 24, 1949 - No's 94-173 (2nd set)
Box 22
  • President's Press Conferences - Mar. 31, 1949-Jan. 13, 1951 - No's 174-251 (2nd set)
Box 23
  • President's Press Conferences - Jan. 18, 1951-Jan. 15, 1953 - No's 252-324 (2nd set)
Box 24
  • President's Press Conferences - Dec. 7, 1945-July 17, 1947 - No's 37-112 (3rd set)
Box 25
  • President's Press Conferences - July 24, 1947-Aug. 4, 1949 - No's 113-192 (3rd set)
Box 26
  • President's Press Conferences - Aug. 11, 1949-May 17, 1951 - No's 193-264 (3rd set)
Box 27
  • President's Press Conferences - May 24, 1951-Dec. 31, 1952 - No's 265-322 (3rd set)
  • President's Press Conference - Dec. 20, 1945-June 27, 1946 - No's 40-71 (4th set)
Box 28
  • Press Conference of Fred M. Vinson - Director of the Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion, May 9, 1945
  • Press Conference of Edwin W. Pauley - Head of the American Delegation to the Allied Commission on Reparations, Aug. 30, 1945
  • Press Conference of Herbert Hoover reporting on the Famine Emergency, May 13, 1946
  • Press Conference of Michael V. DiSalle and Cyrus S. Ching - O.D.M. and O.E.S., on Jan. 26, 1951
Box 29
    WORKING PAPERS FILES, 1945-1953
  • Working papers of the Official Reporter, Apr. 1945-Dec. 1946
Box 30
  • Working papers of the Official Reporter, Jan. 1947-June 1948
Box 31
  • Working papers of the Official Reporter, July 1948-Apr. 1949
Box 32
  • Working papers of the Official Reporter, May 1949-Apr. 1951
Box 33
  • Working papers of the Official Reporter, May 1951-June 1952
Box 34
  • Working papers of the Official Reporter, July 1952-Jan. 1953
Box 35
    SHORTHAND NOTEBOOK FILES, 1945-1953
  • Shorthand notes, President's speeches, Oct. 1, 1945-June 20, 1951 (Book S-11 has been renumbered and is filed with Campaign Trip Speeches, 1948, Box 36). It has been corrected to read 4A.
Box 36
  • Shorthand notebooks, President's speeches, June 21, 1951-Dec. 16, 1952
Box 37
  • Shorthand notebooks, President's campaign speeches, 1948
  • Shorthand notebooks, President's speeches on Western trip, May 7-16, 1950
  • Shorthand notebooks, President's campaign speeches, Sept. 1-Nov. 1, 1952
Box 38
  • Shorthand notebooks, President's news conferences, May 15, 1945-August 11, 1949
Box 39
  • Shorthand notebooks, President's news conferences, Aug. 11, 1949-Jan. 15, 1953
Box 40
  • Shorthand notebooks, Mr. Ross' news conferences, May 17, 1945-Aug. 3, 1949
Box 41
  • Shorthand notebooks, Mr. Ross' news conferences, Aug. 5, 1949 - Dec. 22, 1950
  • Shorthand notebooks, Mr. Short's news conferences, Dec. 27, 1950-Sept. 5, 1952
Box 42
  • Shorthand notebooks, White House news conferences, Aug. 8-Sept. 4, 1945
  • Shorthand notebooks, general stenographic, Dec. 23, 1943-Dec. 4, 1952 (Book I is missing)
  • Shorthand notebook, conferences, Jan. 1-Apr. 27, 1945
  • Shorthand notebook, special conferences, Mar. 19, 1948-OCt. 4, 1951
  • Shorthand notebook, unidentified, apparently notes on a press conference about the attempted assassination of the President, Nov. 1950

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