Harry S. Truman Papers: President's Secretary's Files

Date Span: 1800 - 1960; Bulk Date Span: 1945 - 1953

President Truman instructed his personal secretary, Rose Conway, to keep several categories of documents, including the most sensitive ones that came to his desk, in special files located near the Oval Office. The President's Secretary's Files include national security and intelligence information, the President's most sensitive correspondence, his speech file, records of his daily appointments, and the miscellaneous notes and memorandums that constitute his diary.

[Administrative Information | Biographical Sketch | Collection Description | Series and Subseries Descriptions | Folder Title List]

ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

Size: 127 linear feet, 9 linear inches (ca. 233,600 pages).
Access: Open, with the exception that some documents that are closed for national security reasons or in accordance with the donor's legal instructions.
Copyright: Harry S. Truman donated his copyright interest in any of his writings in this collection to the people of the United States. In addition, documents prepared by government employees of the United States, in the course of their official duties, are also in the public domain. Copyright interest in documents, which do not fall into the aforementioned categories, is presumed to remain with the writers of the documents or their heirs.
Processed by: Dennis E. Bilger, Harry Clark, Erwin J. Mueller, and C. W. Ohrvall (1974-1987); Cynthia G. Edwards, Tammy Kelly, David Clark, and Randy Sowell (2004); Jan Davis and David Clark (2013, 2018).

The creation of this online resource was made possible in part by funding from the William T. Kemper Foundation - Commerce Bank, Trustee.

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH

1884 (May 8)		Born, Lamar, Missouri
1887		Moved with family to farm near Grandview, Missouri
1890		Moved with family to Independence, Missouri
1901		Graduated from Independence High School
1901-1906		Lived in Independence and Kansas City, Missouri; held various jobs, including clerk at two Kansas City banks
1905-1911		Served in Missouri National Guard
1906-1917		Worked on family farm near Grandview, Missouri
1917-1919		Served in 129th Field Artillery; commanded Battery D during World War I; promoted to rank of Captain
1919 (June 28)		Married Bess Wallace at Trinity Episcopal Church, Independence, Missouri
1919-1922		Partner with Eddie Jacobson in Kansas City haberdashery
1923-1925		Eastern District Judge, Jackson County (Missouri) Court
1924 (February 17)		Daughter, Mary Margaret born
1927-1935		Presiding Judge of the Jackson County (Missouri) Court
1935-1945		United States Senator from Missouri
1945 (January 20-April 12)		Vice President of the United States
1945 (April 12)-1953 (January 20)		President of the United States
1953 (January)		Left presidency and retired to Independence, Missouri
1957 (July 6)		Helped dedicate the Harry S. Truman Library, Independence, Missouri
1972 (December 26)		Died, Research Hospital, Kansas City, Missouri

A more detailed timeline of Harry S. Truman's life and Presidency is available on the Truman Trivia Page.

COLLECTION DESCRIPTION

The President's Secretary's Files consist of thirty-two series. There are also multiple subseries in the collection. The first series, the 1) Speech File, is comprised of nine subseries. The first two subseries contain the originals (reading copies) of President Truman's 1948 and 1952 campaign speeches. The third and fourth subseries contain press releases and drafts of these campaign speeches. The fifth and sixth subseries contain the originals, press releases, and drafts of other speeches delivered by Truman during his Presidency. The seventh subseries contains drafts of speeches and related notes in Truman's handwriting. (The President personally wrote drafts of some major speeches, but more frequently, he edited drafts prepared by Clark Clifford or other speechwriters on the White House staff.) The eighth subseries contains miscellaneous information relating to speeches, and the ninth includes speeches delivered by others.

The 2) Political File consists of cables, charts, correspondence, financial records, memorabilia, newspaper clippings, printed materials, speeches, and minutes of meetings pertaining to the Democratic National Committee, elections, Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinners, campaign gifts, candidates, platform strategies, state politics, and the 1948 Presidential campaign. Correspondents include Alben W. Barkley, India Edwards, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Clayton Fritchey, W. Averell Harriman, Adlai Stevenson, Louis Johnson, and Frank McKinney. Notable records within this series include material received from Frank Parks relating to the financing of Richard Nixon's 1950 Senatorial campaign, and requests that President Truman accept the 1952 Democratic nomination for President.

The 3) Press Conference File consists of two subseries, which contain transcripts of President Truman's press conferences from 1945 to 1953 and transcripts of press conferences held by the Secretary of State from 1948 to 1953. The 4) Press Release File also consists of two subseries. The first contains Presidential statements, proclamations, executive orders, appointment announcements, directives, remarks, and texts of letters issued as White House press releases from 1945 to 1953. The second contains press releases of President Truman's radio speeches from 1948 to 1952.

The 5) President's Appointments File is comprised of three subseries. The first subseries contains the President's desk calendars-schedules of his daily appointments that were placed on Truman's desk each day from 1945 to 1951. The desk calendars list the date and time of each visitor's appointment, with handwritten notations concerning additional visitors, cancellations, or time changes. Mrs. Truman's appointments from 1951 to 1952 are also listed. The second subseries contains the President's "daily sheets" from 1945 to 1953. The daily sheets are more detailed than the desk calendars, usually including information about the background of the appointments and the subjects to be discussed. Truman sometimes wrote diary-like notes on the daily sheets describing his day's appointments. Filed along with the daily sheets are correspondence, newspaper clippings, press releases, printed materials, reports, and other documents relating to the appointments. The third subseries contains appointment books listing the President's daily appointments from 1945 to 1953.

The 6) Department of State Radio Bulletins File consists of State Department press releases of foreign policy speeches delivered by the President and the Secretary of State in 1945. The 7) Trip File contains cables, handwritten notes, itineraries, schedules, memorabilia, memorandums, newspaper clippings, digests, photographs, printed materials, and speeches relating to the President's trips from 1945 to 1953. Included is information about Truman's trips to Missouri, Brazil, Canada, Germany, Mexico, the Caribbean, Wake Island, and Key West, Florida. Notable items include the trip log of the President's airplane, the Independence, and documentation of the controversy that resulted when the President's motorcade was allegedly stopped for speeding in Charlottesville, Virginia.

The 8) Gift and Greeting File consists of three subseries, relating in turn to birthday gifts, Christmas gifts, and gifts in general. Included in this series are cards, letters, handwritten notes, and memorabilia pertaining to gifts to the President, Mrs. Truman, and their daughter Margaret from 1945 to 1953. Also included are lists of the gifts received and of those that were shipped from the White House to Missouri when the Trumans returned home.

The 9) General File contains correspondence, charts, graphs, handwritten notes, memorabilia, memorandums, newspaper clippings, photographs, press releases, and printed materials pertaining to a wide variety of topics, including atomic energy, Winston Churchill and his meetings with the President, floods, food, the Inauguration of the President, labor, legislation, meetings, the North Atlantic Treaty, personnel, reorganizations, resignations, security, steel, strikes, taxes, the United Nations, and veterans. This series includes Truman's correspondence with such prominent figures as Omar Bradley, Winston Churchill, Dwight Eisenhower, James Forrestal, W. Averell Harriman, Robert Landry, Max Lowenthal, Douglas MacArthur, George C. Marshall, Matthew Ridgway, and other Cabinet members and Presidential advisers.

The 10) Subject File is the largest series in the PSF, comprising more than one-fifth of the collection. It contains cables, correspondence, handwritten notes, itineraries and schedules, legislation, maps, minutes of meetings, memorandums, newspaper clippings, photographs, press releases, printed materials, reports, speeches, telegrams, and transcripts. The Subject File is comprised of twelve subseries.

The Agencies subseries of the Subject File contains information concerning Congress and various agencies of the Executive Branch, including the Council of Economic Advisers, Economic Cooperation Administration, Economic Stabilization Agency, Federal Security Agency, National Security Resources Board, Office of Defense Mobilization, Office of Price Administration, Reconstruction Finance Corporation, and Securities and Exchange Commission. The subseries also includes information pertaining to government advisory boards and commissions, the military, and the United Nations.

The Bureau of the Budget subseries includes documents relating to budget projections, recommendations, appropriations, and expenditures for government agencies during the Truman administration.

The Cabinet subseries contains material pertaining to the Departments of Agriculture, Justice, Commerce, Air Force, Army, Navy, War, Interior, Labor, Post Office, State, and Treasury from 1945 to 1953. Correspondents include Cabinet members and sub-Cabinet officials such as Dean Acheson, Clinton Anderson, Charles Brannan, James Byrnes, Oscar Chapman, Tom Clark, Jesse Donaldson, William Fechteler, James Forrestal, William Foster, Robert Hannegan, W. Averell Harriman, Harold Ickes, Louis Johnson, Julius Krug, Robert Lovett, George C. Marshall, J. Howard McGrath, James McGranery, Robert Patterson, Anna Rosenberg, Kenneth Royall, Lewis Schwellenbach, John Snyder, Edward Stettinius, John L. Sullivan, W. Stuart Symington, James Webb, and Francis Whitehair. Other documents in this subseries relate to the civil service, prisoners of war, the Medal of Honor, personnel, and the transition process from the Truman to the Eisenhower administration.

The China Lobby subseries contains information about American anti-communists who were strong supporters of Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist regime in China. Known informally as the "China Lobby," this influential group was highly critical of the Truman administration's policies in the Far East. The subseries includes correspondence, financial records, legislation, minutes of meetings, memorandums, newspaper clippings, press releases, printed materials, reports, speeches, and transcripts relating to the activities of the China Lobby.

The Conferences subseries includes correspondence, maps, memorandums, minutes of meetings, press releases, printed materials, reports, and telegrams pertaining to important conferences and meetings with foreign leaders. The conferences documented in this subseries include the United Nations Conference in San Francisco and the Potsdam (Berlin) Conference in 1945; the Paris Conference of Foreign Ministers in 1946; the Moscow and London Conferences of Foreign Ministers in 1947; and the Japanese Peace Treaty Conference in San Francisco in 1951. Also included in this subseries is information concerning President Truman's meetings with British Prime Ministers Clement Attlee and Winston Churchill, French President Vincent Auriol, French Prime Minister Rene Pleven, and Italian Prime Minister Alcide de Gasperi. Among the topics discussed in the Conferences subseries are European recovery, Germany, reparations, peace treaties, the Berlin Blockade, the atomic bomb, trade, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), and the Korean War.

The Council of Foreign Ministers subseries consists of bound reproductions of documents pertaining to subjects discussed at the meetings of the Council, including postwar recovery, reparations, peace settlements, disarmament, occupation, demilitarization, denazification, displaced persons, and economic issues.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) subseries includes correspondence, memorandums, newspaper clippings, reports, and printed materials relating to the atomic bomb, communism, criminal activities, espionage, and intelligence activities. This subseries contains many reports submitted to the White House by FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, who was especially preoccupied with the threat of communist subversion.

The Foreign Affairs subseries contains many important and sensitive materials documenting U.S. foreign policy as it was conducted at the highest level of the government during the Truman administration. The subseries includes cables, correspondence, handwritten notes, itineraries, maps, memorandums, minutes of meetings, newspaper clippings, photographs, press releases, printed materials, reports, schedules, speeches, telegrams, and transcripts pertaining to Asia, statehood for Alaska, military bases, the Berlin Crisis, the occupation of Germany, the Palestine issue, reparations, the Truman Doctrine, the United Nations, the Suez Canal, Latin America, Lend-Lease, and Puerto Rico. Also included is correspondence and documents relating to meetings with government officials from Saudi Arabia, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Chile, China, Ecuador, France, India, Iran, Iraq, Italy, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Russia, Sweden, Turkey, Yugoslavia, and many other nations. Of particular significance in this subseries are telegrams from the U.S. government to its diplomatic representatives in capitals around the world.

The National Security Council subseries consists of charts, graphs, correspondence, handwritten notes, memorandums, printed materials, and reports relating to the activities of the National Security Council (NSC), which was established in 1947. Among the topics documented in this subseries are the Japanese peace treaty, the ending of the Berlin Airlift, psychological warfare, the United Nations, European defense, the Voice of America, trade, mobilization, military production, intelligence gathering and dissemination, communism, Soviet aggression, the use of Soviet defectors, arms shipments, and the Korean War.

The National Security Council-Atomic subseries contains agendas, cables, charts, graphs, correspondence, handwritten notes, maps, memorandums, minutes of meetings, newspaper clippings, photographs, press releases, printed materials, and reports pertaining to atomic energy and atomic weapons. Included is information on the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in World War II, and the postwar series of tests that led to the development of the hydrogen bomb.

The National Security Council-Meetings subseries consists of agendas, correspondence, memorandums, and reports relating to the 128 meetings of the National Security Council that were held from September 1947 to January 1953. The NSC Papers and other documents in this subseries pertain to a wide variety of foreign policy issues, including relations with the Soviet Union and its satellites, the Truman Doctrine, the Marshall Plan, the Korean War, internal security, the Berlin Crisis, the recognition of Israel, the Point Four program, the United Nations, civil defense, and oil supplies. Much of this material reflects the advice President Truman was receiving from his foreign policy specialists as he grappled with the Cold War. Drafts of "NSC 68"-the most famous NSC Paper, which recommended massive increases in U.S. military spending to counter the worldwide Soviet threat-can be found in this subseries, along with related documents. Summaries of discussions at NSC meetings are filed under "Memoranda for the President." Click here for a list of National Security Council meeting dates and agenda topics.

The Supreme Court subseries contains correspondence and other documents concerning appointments to the U.S. Supreme Court and the President's relations with various Justices, including Harold H. Burton, Robert H. Jackson, and Stanley F. Reed.

The 11) Historical File consists of charts, graphs, correspondence, drafts of legislation, financial records, handwritten notes, legal documents, maps, memorabilia, memorandums, newspaper clippings, photographs, press conference transcripts, press releases, printed materials, reports, and speeches pertaining to Harry S. Truman's life, political career, and Presidency. The Historical File apparently was intended to serve as a documentary record of the Truman administration. It is comprised of four subseries. The Truman Papers subseries contains addresses by the President, corrected by the White House Official Reporter, Jack Romagna, to indicate when Truman departed from the prepared text. (The texts of almost all of Truman's speeches as President have been published by the National Archives in the Public Papers of the Presidents of the United States series.) The Topics subseries contains documents pertaining to the atomic bomb, Cabinet members, China, civil defense, civil rights, Congress, Dwight D. Eisenhower, economic stabilization, foreign policy, Germany, government reorganization, health, the surrender of Japan, the Korean War, George Marshall, conferences with V. I. Molotov, the Potsdam Conference, the Truman Doctrine, and the United Nations. Included in this subseries are many explanatory memorandums by Eben Ayers, a Special Assistant at the White House who was assigned to organize an historical record of the administration. The Presidential Addresses, Letters, and Messages subseries contains documentation of President Truman's correspondence and speeches from 1950 to 1953. The Pre-Presidential subseries includes materials pertaining to Truman's Masonic activities, military career, business career, and service as County Judge and U.S. Senator.

The 12) Korean War File contains cables, correspondence, handwritten notes, itineraries, maps, memorandums, newspaper clippings, press releases, printed materials, reports, and transcripts pertaining to the North Korean invasion of South Korea, financial and military support for South Korea, prisoner of war exchanges, President Truman's meeting with General MacArthur at Wake Island, and the actions of the Joint Chiefs of Staff relating to the Korean conflict. The 13) Frank E. Lowe File also pertains mostly to the Korean War. Lowe, a U.S. Army officer and friend of both President Truman and General MacArthur, was sent to Korea by the President in 1950 to serve as his "eyes and ears" on the scene, and as his personal liaison to the General. This series includes cables, correspondence, handwritten notes, itineraries, maps, memorandums, newspaper clippings, press releases, printed materials, and reports relating to Lowe's mission and his contacts with President Truman.

The 14) Intelligence File includes charts, graphs, correspondence, memorandums, reports, and printed materials. It is comprised of four subseries. The Central Intelligence subseries consists mostly of daily summaries of the military situation in Korea from June 1950 to January 1953, with references to political and economic issues, cease-fire negotiations, and communist propaganda. Also in the subseries are intelligence memorandums concerning Europe, the Truman Doctrine, the Marshall Plan, Israel, Yugoslavia, and China.

The Central Intelligence Reports subseries contains reports prepared by the Central Intelligence Group and its successor, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). These include summaries of foreign radio comments, National Intelligence Estimates, reports from the Office of Reports and Estimates (ORE) and the Office of Scientific Intelligence (OSI), and Situation Reports. These reports deal with a wide variety of foreign policy and national security issues, such as atomic energy, Soviet capabilities and intentions, Middle Eastern oil, the Voice of America, German and Japanese rearmament, Indochina, regional conflicts, and the political or military situations in many European, Asian, African, and Latin American nations.

The Army Intelligence-Korea subseries consists of situation reports on the Korean conflict, focusing on weather, troop movements, engagements with the enemy, bombing, and casualties. The Publications subseries contains reports and printed materials relating to intelligence estimates of the United Kingdom, U.S. policy in Korea, U.S. relations with the Soviet Union, and Soviet intelligence and counterintelligence.

The 15) Mr. President File consists of correspondence, handwritten notes, memorandums, newspaper clippings, press releases, printed materials, and transcripts pertaining to the book Mr. President, a collection of President Truman's personal letters, diaries, and papers that was published in 1952. Included in this series are letters from persons who received autographed copies or who enjoyed the book, corrected drafts of the manuscript, transcripts of interviews, and typed copies of longhand notes by Truman that were published in the book.

The 16) List of Correspondence File consists of lists of correspondence sent to White House Appointments Secretary Matthew J. Connelly, Administrative Assistant Donald S. Dawson, and the White House Central Files between 1946 and 1952. The 17) Address Books File contains addresses of individuals compiled from 1948 to 1954. The 18) Congressional Hearings Fileconsists of reports and transcripts pertaining to committee hearings, mostly relating to alleged corruption in the Bureau of Internal Revenue and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.

The 19) Political Campaign Material File includes charts, graphs, newspaper clippings, press releases, and reports. It is comprised of two subseries: the first containing Dwight D. Eisenhower's 1952 Presidential campaign speeches and statements, with related information; and the second containing miscellaneous research information about other campaigns, Congressional voting records, and Richard M. Nixon.

The 20) Diaries File contains entries in bound diaries made by President Truman in 1947, 1949, and 1951-53. Truman's diary entries pertain to such topics as the death of his mother, the firing of General MacArthur, the death of King George VI of Great Britain, and the inauguration of President Eisenhower. This entire series has been digitized and is available online. The 21) Miscellaneous File includes reports, correspondence, and memorandums concerning President Truman's speeches, the military, and the United States Lines Company case. The 22) Truman Library Foundation File consists of correspondence, handwritten notes, memorandums, and reports pertaining to fundraising, potential foundation board members, and the location and design of the Truman Library.

The 23) Chronological Name File consists of correspondence, handwritten notes, newspaper clippings, and press releases. This series includes copies of President Truman's letters to such prominent individuals as Dean Acheson, Tallulah Bankhead, Alben Barkley, Omar Bradley, Winston Churchill, John Foster Dulles, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Herbert Hoover, J. Edgar Hoover, Hubert Humphrey, Lyndon Johnson, John F. Kennedy, Douglas MacArthur, George C. Marshall, Groucho Marx, J. Robert Oppenheimer, James Pendergast, Nelson Rockefeller, Eleanor Roosevelt, Upton Sinclair, Adlai Stevenson, Strom Thurmond, and Chaim Weizmann, dating from 1945 to 1953.

The 24) Biographical File consists of correspondence, handwritten notes, newspaper clippings, printed materials, and speeches pertaining to President Truman's life. This series includes an autobiographical sketch by Mr. Truman, articles, genealogical information, and copies of Truman's stationery. The 25) Martha E. Truman File contains correspondence from friends and family concerning the final illness and death of Truman's mother, and a copy of her will. The 26) White House File includes correspondence, handwritten notes, memorandums, newspaper clippings, photographs, press releases, and transcripts pertaining to the renovation of the White House and related matters.

The 27) Personal File consists of cables, correspondence, handwritten notes, memorabilia, memorandums, newspaper clippings, press releases, printed materials, and reports. Included in this series is Truman's correspondence with personal friends and with such prominent persons as Eleanor Roosevelt. Other materials in the series pertain to club memberships, Battery D, the Inauguration of the President, the 35th Division Association, Bess and Margaret Truman, Queen Elizabeth, personal expenses, gifts, Hitler stationery, Independence Square, John Ingalls, Louis Johnson, Andrew Jackson, Thomas Jefferson, Arthur Krock, James Garfield, the Masons, Pope Pius XII, the Potsdam Conference, Dred Scott, and the Truman home on Delaware Street in Independence.

The 28) Congressional Medal of Honor Awards File consists of citations for Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine recipients of the Medal of Honor between 1945 and 1952. The 29) Family Correspondence File contains cables, correspondence, handwritten notes, memorandums, newspaper clippings, photographs, and press releases relating to Truman and his family. Included in this series is correspondence between Truman and relatives such as Louis W. Truman, Mary Jane Truman, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Truman, J. Vivian Truman, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wallace, Fred Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace, and Madge Gates Wallace.

The 30) Longhand Notes File contains handwritten notes by Truman pertaining to various topics. Many of the notes are diary-like entries describing the events of the President's day; others contain Truman's candid observations on history, politics, and human nature. Included in this series are the "Pickwick Papers," autobiographical notes written by Truman during the early 1930s on the stationery of the Pickwick Hotel in Kansas City. At that time, Truman was Presiding Judge of the Jackson County Court. Other notes date from after the end of the Truman administration in 1953. The subjects discussed in Truman's longhand notes include Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Soviet Union, World War II, Herbert Hoover, the Potsdam Conference, the 1948 and 1952 elections, Louis Johnson, the Wake Island Conference with General Macarthur, Paul Hume, Tom Pendergast, the Korean War, the 35th Division, Adlai Stevenson, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Pete the Squirrel, Joseph Stalin, World War I, term limits, Cabinet members, Point Four, and public service. The notes date from 1930 to 1955, but many of them are undated. The Longhand Notes File is comprised of four subseries, consisting of Truman's pre-Presidential, Presidential, post-Presidential, and undated notes.

The 31) Summaries of Conversations File consists of summaries of telephone conversations derived from FBI wiretaps on the telephones of Thomas Corcoran and Edward F. Prichard, Jr. between 1945 and 1948. "Tommy the Cork" Corcoran, a prominent Washington lawyer, had been an influential adviser to President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Prichard was an official with the Federal Loan Agency and the Treasury Department. No documentation of who authorized the wiretaps or why they were ordered has been found in the manuscript collections of the Truman Library.

The 32) Ernest H. Gruening File consists of correspondence, memorandums, and reports, arranged in two subseries. The first subseries contains FBI reports and memorandums regarding the alleged communist leanings of Gruening, who served as Governor of Alaska Territory during the Truman administration. The second subseries contains similar reports prepared by FBI Special Agents who worked on the case.

In 2004, the President's Secretary's Files were reprocessed and as a result, the box numbers changed. A list of the series and subseries with their corresponding old and new box numbers is available.

SERIES DESCRIPTIONS

Container Nos.		Series
1-42		SPEECH FILE, 1945-1953 consisting of nine subseries as follows:
1-3		Presidential Campaign Speeches – Originals (Reading Copies) File, 1948, consisting of originals of presidential campaign speeches. Arranged chronologically.
3-5		Presidential Campaign Speeches – Originals (Reading Copies) File, 1952, consisting of originals of presidential campaign speeches. Arranged chronologically.
6-13		Presidential Campaign Speeches – Press Releases and Drafts File, 1948, consisting of press releases and drafts of presidential campaign speeches. Arranged chronologically.
13-21		Presidential Campaign Speeches – Press Releases and Drafts File, 1952, consisting of press releases and drafts of presidential campaign speeches. Arranged chronologically.
21-27		Presidential Speeches – Originals (Reading Copies) File, 1945-1953, consisting of originals of presidential speeches. Arranged chronologically.
27-35		Presidential Speeches – Press Releases and Drafts File, 1945-1953, consisting of itineraries, newspaper clippings, press releases, printed materials, and speeches. Arranged chronologically.
35-40		Presidential Speeches – Longhand Notes File, 1945-1953, consisting of President Truman’s handwritten notes, outlines and drafts of speeches. Arranged chronologically.
40		Miscellaneous Speech Information File, 1945-1953, consisting of correspondence, memorandums, press releases and speeches pertaining to speech polling data, and autographed speech requests. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
40-42		Miscellaneous Speeches File, 1945-1952, consisting of speeches by individuals other than President Truman. Arranged alphabetically.
43-49		POLITICAL FILE, 1940-1960 Cables, charts, graphs, correspondence, budgets, memorabilia, newspaper clippings, printed materials, speeches, lists of gifts, meeting minutes, press releases, and reports. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
50-53		PRESS CONFERENCE FILE, 1945-1953 consisting of two subseries as follows:
50-52		Presidential Press Conference Transcripts – Originals File, 1945-1953, consisting of original press conference transcripts for the President.
53		Secretary of State’s Press Conference File, 1948-1953, consisting of original press conference transcripts for the Secretary of State. Arranged chronologically.
54-64		PRESS RELEASE FILE, 1945-1953 consisting of two subseries as follows:
54-61		White House Press Releases File, 1945-1953, consisting of press releases for the President. Arranged chronologically.
61-64		Presidential Radio Addresses and Remarks File, 1948-1952, consisting of transcripts of radio addresses and remarks. Arranged chronologically.
65-84		PRESIDENT’S APPOINTMENTS FILE, 1945-1953 consisting of three subseries as follows:
65-66		Desk Calendars File, 1945-1952, consisting of outline of appointments placed on President Truman’s desk as well as Mrs. Truman’s engagements. Arranged chronologically.
66-82		Daily Sheets File, 1945-1953, consisting of appointment sheets with dates, times, names of persons with appointments and sometimes information pertaining to the subject of the appointment. The Daily Sheets also include cables, correspondence, handwritten notes, memorabilia, newspaper clippings, press releases, printed materials, and reports relating to some of the appointments. Arranged chronologically.
82-84		Appointment Books File, 1945-1953, consisting of calendars with names, dates and names of those with appointments. Arranged chronologically.
85		DEPARTMENT OF STATE RADIO BULLETINS FILE, 1945 Press releases by the State Department about foreign policy issues. Arranged chronologically.
86-91		TRIP FILE, 1945-1953 Cables, handwritten notes, itineraries and schedules, memorabilia, memorandums, newspaper clippings, photographs, printed materials, and speeches pertaining to President Truman’s trips, as well as the trip log of the Independence. Arranged chronologically.
92-94		GIFT AND GREETING FILE, 1945-1953 consisting of three subseries as follows:
92		Birthday Gifts File, 1945-1952, consisting of correspondence and lists of birthday gifts. Arranged chronologically.
92		Christmas Gifts Data File, 1946-1951, consisting of correspondence and lists of Christmas gifts. Arranged chronologically.
93-94		Gifts File, 1945-1953, consisting of correspondence, lists of gifts given to the Trumans, and packing lists of gifts. Arranged alphabetically by subject, thereunder chronologically.
95-121		GENERAL FILE, 1940-1953 Cables, charts, graphs, handwritten notes, memorabilia, memorandums, newspaper clippings, photographs, press releases, and printed material. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
122-183		SUBJECT FILE, 1940-1953 consisting of twelve subseries as follows:
122-128		Agencies File, 1945-1953, consisting of cables, correspondence, handwritten notes, legislation, maps, minutes of meetings, memorandums, newspaper clippings, photographs, press releases, printed materials, reports, and speeches pertaining to government agencies, commissions, and boards. Arranged alphabetically by agency.
128-130		Bureau of the Budget File, 1945-1953, consisting of correspondence, legislation, memorandums, press releases, printed materials, and reports, pertaining to the Bureau of the Budget. Arranged chronologically by fiscal year.
131-136		Cabinet File, 1945-1953, consisting of agendas, correspondence, handwritten notes, minutes of meetings, memorandums, newspaper clippings, photographs, press releases, printed materials, and reports pertaining to Cabinet departments and members. Arranged alphabetically by Cabinet department.
136-137		China Lobby File, 1945-1953, consisting of correspondence, financial documents, legislation, minutes of meetings, memorandums, newspaper clippings, press releases, printed materials, reports, speeches, and transcripts pertaining to efforts to support Chiang Kai-Shek’s Nationalist regime and oppose Communist China. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
137-140		Conferences File, 1945-1952, consisting of correspondence, maps, memorandums, minutes of meetings, press releases, printed materials, reports, and telegrams pertaining to conferences and meetings held during the Truman Administration. Arranged chronologically by date of conference.
141		Council of Foreign Minister File, 1945-1949, consisting of bound reproductions of documents pertaining to post-World War II Europe as discussed by the Council of Foreign Ministers. Arranged chronologically.
142-144		Federal Bureau of Investigation File, 1945-1952, consisting of correspondence, memorandums, newspaper clippings, reports and printed materials pertaining to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
144-161		Foreign Affairs File, 1940-1953, consisting of cables, correspondence, handwritten notes, itineraries, maps, memorandums, minutes of meetings, newspaper clippings, photographs, press releases, printed materials, reports, schedules, speeches, telegrams, and transcripts pertaining to foreign affairs. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
161-167		National Security Council File, 1947-1953, consisting of charts, graphs, correspondence, handwritten notes, memorandums, printed materials and reports relating to the National Security Council. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
167-170		National Security Council-Atomic File, 1945-1952, consisting of agendas, cables, charts, graphs, correspondence, handwritten notes, maps, memorandums, minutes of meetings, newspaper clippings, photographs, press releases, printed materials, and reports pertaining to the National Security Council, atomic energy, testing and weapons. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
170-183		National Security Council-Meetings File, 1945-1953, consisting of agenda, correspondence, memorandums, minutes of meetings, and reports of the National Security Council. Arranged chronologically by date of meeting.
183		Supreme Court File, 1945-1947, consisting of correspondence pertaining to Supreme Court nominations, Harold H. Burton, Robert H. Jackson, and Stanley F. Reed. Arranged alphabetically.
184-200		HISTORICAL FILE, 1924-1953 consisting of four subseries as follows:
184-188		Truman Papers File, 1945-1953, consisting of press conference transcripts and press releases pertaining to Presidential speeches. Arranged chronologically.
188-192		Topics File, 1945-1953, consisting of handwritten notes, memorandums, press releases, printed materials, and reports. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
192-197		Presidential Addresses, Letters, and Messages File, 1950-1953, consisting of correspondence, handwritten notes, memorandums, press releases, printed materials, and speech drafts, pertaining to President Truman’s speeches. Arranged chronologically.
197-200		Pre-Presidential File, 1924-1951, consisting of charts, graphs, correspondence, certificates, drafts of legislation, financial records, handwritten notes, legal documents, maps, memorabilia, memorandums, newspaper clippings, photographs, press releases, printed materials, reports, speeches, and transcripts of hearings pertaining to Harry S. Truman life before becoming President. Arranged chronologically.
201		KOREAN WAR FILE, 1946-1953 Cables, correspondence, handwritten notes, itineraries, maps, memorandums, newspaper clippings, press releases, printed materials, reports, and transcripts pertaining to the Korean War. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
202-203		FRANK E. LOWE FILE, 1947-1952 Cables, correspondence, handwritten notes, itineraries, maps, memorandums, newspaper clippings, press releases, printed materials, reports, and transcripts pertaining to the Korean War. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
204-218		INTELLIGENCE FILE, 1946-1953 consisting of four subseries as follows:
204-206		Central Intelligence File, 1950-1953, consisting of memorandums pertaining to the Korean situation. Arranged alphabetically by subject, thereunder chronologically.
206-213		Central Intelligence Reports File, 1946-1953, consisting of reports pertaining to intelligence activities. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
213-218		Army Intelligence – Korea File, 1950-1953, consisting of reports pertaining to the Korean War. Arranged chronologically.
218		Publications File, 1946-1950, consisting of reports and books pertaining to foreign relations. Arranged alphabetically.
219-220		MR. PRESIDENT FILE, 1951-1953 Correspondence, handwritten notes, memorandums, newspaper clippings, press releases, printed materials and transcripts pertaining to the book Mr. President. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
221		LIST OF CORRESPONDENCE FILE, 1946-1952 Correspondence sent to Matthew J. Connelly, Donald S. Dawson and the White House Central Files. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
221		ADDRESS BOOKS FILE, 1948-1954 Addresses of individuals compiled during and after the Truman Administration. Arranged alphabetically by name.
222-224		CONGRESSIONAL HEARINGS FILE, 1951-1952 Reports and transcripts pertaining to Congressional committee hearings. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
225-226		POLITICAL CAMPAIGN MATERIAL FILE, 1944-1952 consisting of two subseries as follows:
225		Dwight D. Eisenhower’s 1952 Presidential Campaign Speeches and Statements File, 1952, consisting of press releases of Eisenhower’s speeches and statements during the 1952 Presidential campaign. Arranged chronologically.
225-226		Miscellaneous [Campaign Research] File, 1944-1952, consisting of charts, graphs, newspaper clippings, press releases, and reports pertaining to campaigns. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
226		DIARIES FILE, 1947-1953 Diary entries by President Truman. Arranged chronologically.
227		MISCELLANEOUS FILE, 1943-1953 Reports, correspondence, and memorandums pertaining to President Truman’s speeches, the military, and the United States Lines Company Case. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
228		TRUMAN LIBRARY FOUNDATION FILE, 1946-1953 Correspondence, handwritten notes, memorandums, and reports pertaining to fundraising, potential foundation board members, and location and design of the library. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
229-246		CHRONOLOGICAL NAME FILE, 1945-1953 Correspondence, handwritten notes, newspaper clippings and press releases. Arranged alphabetically by name.
247-248		BIOGRAPHICAL FILE, 1918-1953 Correspondence, handwritten notes, newspaper clippings, printed material and speeches pertaining to President Truman’s life. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
248		MARTHA E. TRUMAN FILE, 1918-1952 Correspondence from friends and family regarding Martha Truman’s illness and death and an early copy of her will. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
249		WHITE HOUSE FILE, 1945-1953 Correspondence, handwritten notes, memorandums, newspaper clippings, photographs, press releases and transcripts pertaining to the White House renovation. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
250-269		PERSONAL FILE, 1800-1953 Cables, correspondence, handwritten notes, memorabilia, memorandums, newspaper clippings, press releases, printed materials and reports pertaining to Harry S. Truman’s personal life. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
270		CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR AWARDS FILES, 1945-1952 Citations for military personnel of the Air Force, Army, Marine Corps and Navy. Arranged alphabetically by Branch of Military.
271-273		FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE FILE, 1945-1953 Cables, correspondence, handwritten notes, memorandums, newspaper clippings, photographs, and press releases to Harry S. Truman from relatives. Arranged alphabetically by name.
274-276		LONGHAND NOTES FILE, 1930-1955 consisting of four subseries as follows:
274		Longhand Notes – County Judge File, 1930-1934, consisting of handwritten notes by Harry S. Truman. Arranged chronologically.
274-276		Longhand Notes – Presidential File, 1944-1953, consisting of newspaper clippings and handwritten notes by Harry S. Truman. Arranged chronologically.
276		Longhand Notes – Post-Presidential File, 1953-1955, consisting of handwritten notes by Harry S. Truman. Arranged chronologically.
276		Longhand notes – Undated, consisting of newspaper clippings and handwritten notes by Harry S. Truman.
277-281		SUMMARIES OF CONVERSATIONS FILE, 1945-1948 Summaries of telephone conversations which were based on wiretaps placed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation on the telephones of Thomas Corcoran and Edward Prichard. Arranged chronologically.
282-283		ERNEST H. GRUENING FILE, 1950-1951 consisting of two subseries as follows:
282		General File, 1950-1951, consists of correspondence, memorandums and reports pertaining to Ernest H. Gruening’s possible Communist leanings. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
282-283		Special Agents Reports File, 1950, consists of correspondence, memorandums and reports pertaining to Ernest H. Gruening’s possible Communist leanings. Arranged alphabetically by name.

FOLDER TITLE LIST

SPEECH FILE, 1945-1953: Presidential Campaign Speeches - Originals (Reading Copies) File, 1948

Box 1

September 17 [Trip #3 Sept. 17 - Oct 2]
September 18
September 19
September 20
September 21
September 22
September 23
September 24
September 25
September 26 - 27
September 28
September 29
September 30
October 1
October 6 [Trip #4 Oct. 6 - 9]
October 7
October 8

Box 2

October 11 [Trip #5 Oct. 11 - 16]
October 12
October 13
October 14
October 15
October 16
October 18 [Trip #6 Oct. 18 - 19]
October 19
October 21
October 23 [Trip #7 Oct. 23]
October 25 [Trip #8 Oct. 25 - Nov. 2]
October 26
October 27
October 28

Box 3

SPEECH FILE, 1945-1953: Presidential Campaign Speeches - Originals (Reading Copies) File, 1952

Box 3

September 1 - 2 [Trip #1 Sept. 1 - 2]
September 29 [Trip #2 Sept. 27 - Oct. 12]
September 30
October 1
October 2
October 2 - Farm Journal [articles used in October 2 Snohomish, WA speech at 3:15 p.m.]
October 3
October 4
October 6

Box 4

October 7
October 9
October 10
October 11
October 16 [Trip #3 Oct. 15 - 19]
October 17
October 18

Box 5

October 21 [Trip #4 Oct. 20 - 23]
October 22
October 23 [Trip #5 Oct. 23 - Nov. 5]
October 27
October 28
October 29
October 30
October 31
November 1 - 3

SPEECH FILE, 1945-1953: Presidential Campaign Speeches - Press Releases and Drafts File, 1948

Box 6

Itinerary, 1948 Campaign
Miscellaneous, 1948 Campaign
June 3 - 18 [Trip #1 (Western Trip)]
Arizona, Winslow: June 15
Arizona, Miscellaneous
California, Berkeley: June 12 [University of California Luncheon]
California, Berkeley: June 12 [University of California Commencement]
California, Davis: June 12
California, Los Angeles: June 14 [Cocoanut Grove Room, Ambassador Hotel]
California, Roseville: June 12
California, Sacramento: June 12
California, Santa Barbara: June 14
California, San Bernadino: June 14
California, San Francisco: June 13 [Flag Day Ceremonies, Golden Gate Park]
California, San Francisco: June 13 [Northern California Democratic Presidential Delegation Luncheon, Venetian Room, Fairmont Hotel]
California, San Francisco: June 13 [Red Room, Fairmont Hotel]
California, Miscellaneous
Idaho, Arco: June 8
Idaho, Blackfoot: June 8
Idaho, Idaho Falls: June 8
Idaho, Pocatello: June 7
Idaho, Miscellaneous
Illinois, Chicago: June 4 [Swedish Pioneer Centennial Association, Chicago Stadium]
Illinois, East St. Louis: June 17
Illinois, Miscellaneous
Indiana, Fort Wayne: June 4
Indiana, Gary: June 4
Indiana, Indianapolis: June 17
Indiana, Richmond: June 17
Indiana, Terre Haute: June 17
Kansas, Dodge City: June 16
Kansas, Emporia: June 16
Kansas, Hutchinson: June 16
Kansas, Newton: June 16
Kansas, Miscellaneous
Maryland, Baltimore: June 18
Missouri, Jefferson City: June 17
Missouri, Sedalia: June 17
Missouri, Warrensburg: June 17
Missouri, Miscellaneous
Montana, Butte: June 8
Montana, Dillon: June 8
Montana, Miscellaneous
Nebraska, Omaha: June 5 [War Memorial Dedication]
Nebraska, Omaha: June 5 [Boys Town]
Nebraska, Omaha: June 5 [35th Division Reunion]
Nebraska, Grand Island: June 6
Nebraska, Kearney: June 6
Nebraska, North Platte: June 6
Nebraska, Sydney: June 6
Nebraska, Miscellaneous

Box 7

New Mexico, Albuquerque: June 15
New Mexico, Gallup: June 15
New Mexico, Las Vegas: June 15
New Mexico, Raton: June 15
Ohio, Columbus: June 17
Ohio, Crestline: June 4
Oregon, Albany: June 11
Oregon, Eugene: June 11
Oregon, Klamath Falls: June 11
Oregon, Oakridge: June 11
Oregon, Portland: June 11 [American Red Cross Broadcast]
Oregon, Salem: June 11
Oregon, Miscellaneous
Pennsylvania, Altoona: June 18
Pennsylvania, Harrisburg: June 18
Pennsylvania, York: June 18
Pennsylvania, Miscellaneous
Washington, Bremerton: June 10 [Elk's Club]
Washington, Ephrata: June 9
Washington, Everett: June 9
Washington, Olympia: June 10 [Sylvester Park]
Washington, Seattle: June 10 [On the Pier]
Washington, Seattle: June 10 [Washington State Press Club]
Washington, Skyomish: June 9
Washington, Spokane: June 9 [Communications Workers of America]
Washington, Spokane: June 9 [Outside the Spokane Club]
Washington, Tacoma: June 10
Washington, Wenatchee: June 9
Washington, Miscellaneous
Wyoming, Cheyenne: June 6 [Governor's Mansion]
Wyoming, Laramie: June 6
Wyoming, Rawlins: June 6
Wyoming, Miscellaneous
President's Acceptance Speech, Democratic National Convention: July 15, 1948 [Reading Copy, Drafts, Party Platforms]
September 5 - 7 [Trip #2]
Michigan, Detroit: September 6 [Cadillac Square - Radio Broadcast]
Michigan, Flint: September 6 [Flint Park]
Michigan, Grand Rapids: September 6
Michigan, Hamtramck: September 6
Michigan, Lansing: September 6
Michigan, Pontiac: September 6 [Oakland Park]
Ohio, Toledo: September 6
September 17 - October 2 [Trip #3]
Arizona: September 24

Box 8

California: September 22 - 24
Colorado: September 20 - 21
Illinois: September 18 and 30
Indiana: September 30
Iowa: September 18
Kansas: September 19
Kentucky: September - October 1
Missouri: September 18 and 29
Nevada: September 22
New Mexico: September 25
Ohio: September 17
Oklahoma: September 28 - 29

Box 9

Pennsylvania: September 17
Texas: September 25 - 28
Utah: September 21
Virginia: October 2
West Virginia: October 1
October 6 - 9 [Trip #4]
Delaware: October 6
New York: October 8

Box 10

New Jersey: October 7
Pennsylvania: October 6 - 7
October 11 - 16 [Trip #5]
Illinois: October 12
Indiana: October 12 and 15
Minnesota: October 13 - 14 [1 of 2]

Box 11

Minnesota: October 13 - 14 [2 of 2]
Ohio: October 11
West Virginia: October 16
Wisconsin: October 13 - 14
October 18 - 19 [Trip #6]
Florida: October 18
North Carolina: October 19
Washington, D.C.: October 21 [White House Radio Address sponsored by the International Ladies Garment Workers Union Campaign Committee]
October 23 [Trip #7: Pennsylvania]

Box 12

October 25 - November 5 [Trip #8]
Connecticut: October 28
Illinois: October 25 and 30
Indiana: October 25 - 26 and 30
Massachusetts: October 27 - 28
Missouri: October 30
New York: October 28 - 29

Box 13

Ohio: October 25 - 26 and 30
Rhode Island: October 28
Washington, D.C.: November 5 [White House Portico]

SPEECH FILE, 1945-1953: Presidential Campaign Speeches - Press Releases and Drafts File, 1952

Box 13

Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh: September 1
Ohio, Crestline: September 1
Wisconsin, Milwaukee: September 1 [Labor Day Speech]
Ohio, Cincinnati: September 2
West Virginia, Parkersburg: September 2
West Virginia, Clarksburg: September 2
West Virginia, Grafton
West Virginia, Keyser: September 2
West Virginia, Martinsburg: September 2
September 27 - October 12 [Trip #2]
Trip #2: Background Data On Cities
Minnesota, Breckenridge: September 29
North Dakota, Fargo: September 29

Box 14

North Dakota, Miscellaneous: September 29
Montana, Chester: September 30 [Tiber Dam Project Dedication]
Montana, Kalispell: October 1 [Hungry Horse Dam]
Montana, Miscellaneous: September 29 - 30 [1 of 2]
Montana, Miscellaneous: September 29 - 30 [2 of 2]
Idaho, Miscellaneous: October 1
Washington, Spokane: October 1
Washington, Seattle: October 2
Washington, Tacoma: October 2
Washington, Miscellaneous: October 2

Box 15

Oregon, Klamath Falls: October 3
California, Redding: October 3 [Shasta Dam]
California, San Francisco: October 4
California, Oakland: October 4
California, Miscellaneous: October 3 - 4
Utah, Salt Lake City: October 6
Utah, Provo: October 6
Utah, Helper: October 6
Colorado, Grand Junction: October 6
Colorado, Colorado Springs: October 7
Colorado, Denver: October 7
Colorado, Pueblo: October 7
Colorado, Miscellaneous: October 7
Iowa, Shenandoah: October 8
Iowa, Miscellaneous: October 7 - 8
Missouri, St. Joseph: October 8

Box 16

Missouri, Miscellaneous: October 8
Pennsylvania, Erie: October 8
Indiana, Miscellaneous: October 9
Ohio, Cleveland: October 9
Ohio, Miscellaneous: October 9
New York, Buffalo: October 9
New York, New York City: October 11
New York State, Miscellaneous: October 10 [1 of 2]
New York State, Miscellaneous: October 10 [2 of 2]

Box 17

October 15 - 19 [Trip #3]
Trip #3: Background Data On Cities
Connecticut, Hartford: October 16
Connecticut, Miscellaneous: October 16
New Hampshire, Manchester: October 16
New Hampshire, Portsmouth: October 16
New Hampshire, Miscellaneous: October 16 - 17
Massachusetts, Springfield: October 16
Massachusetts, Boston: October 17
Massachusetts, Brockton: October 18
Massachusetts, Miscellaneous: October 16 - 18 [1 of 2]

Box 18

Massachusetts, Miscellaneous: October 16 - 18 [2 of 2]
New York, Brooklyn: October 18
New York, New Rochelle: October 18
New York, New York City: October 18
Rhode Island, Miscellaneous: October 18
Connecticut, Miscellaneous: October 18
October 20 - 23 [Trip #4]
Trip #4: Background Data On Cities
Delaware, Wilmington: October 21
New Jersey, Jersey City: October 21
New Jersey, Miscellaneous: October 21

Box 19

Pennsylvania, Scranton: October 21
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia: October 21
Pennsylvania, Pottsville: October 21
Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh: October 22
Pennsylvania, Miscellaneous: October 21 - 22
West Virginia, Miscellaneous: October 23
Pennsylvania, Miscellaneous: October 23
Maryland, Cumberland: October 23
Washington, D.C.: October 23 [Union Station]
October 26 - November 5 [Trip #5]
Indiana, Gary: October 27
Indiana, Miscellaneous: October 27 and November 1

Box 20

Ohio, Miscellaneous: October 27
Minnesota, Minneapolis: October 28
Minnesota, St. Paul: October 28
Minnesota, Miscellaneous: October 28
Iowa, Davenport: October 29
Iowa, Miscellaneous: October 29
Illinois, Chicago: October 29 and November 1
Illinois, Miscellaneous: October 29
Michigan, Detroit: October 30
Michigan, Flint: October 30
Michigan, Grand Rapids: October 30
Michigan, Hamtramck: October 30

Box 21

Michigan, Lansing: October 30
Michigan, Pontiac: October 30
Michigan, Miscellaneous: October 30
Ohio, Toledo: October 31
Ohio, Miscellaneous: October 31
Ohio, Cincinnati: November 1
Illinois, Miscellaneous: November 1
Missouri, St. Louis: November 1
Missouri, Kansas City: November 3 [Election Eve]

SPEECH FILE, 1945-1953: Presidential Speeches - Originals (Reading Copies) File, 1945-1953

Box 21

April - May, 1945
June - September, 1945

Box 22

October - December, 1945
January - March, 1946
April - May, 1946
June - December, 1946
January - March, 1947
April - May, 1947
June, 1947
July - December, 1947
January - March, 1948

Box 23

April - June, 1948
July - August, 1948
September - December, 1948
January - March, 1949
April - July, 1949
August - September, 1949
October - December, 1949
January - April, 1950

Box 24

May 8, 1950
May 9, 1950
May 10, 1950
May 11, 1950
May 12, 1950
May 13 - 14, 1950
May 15 - 31, 1950
June, 1950
July - August, 1950
September, 1950

Box 25

October - November, 1950
December, 1950
January - March, 1951
April, 1951
May, 1951
June, 1951
July - August, 1951
September, 1951
October - December, 1951

Box 26

January - March, 1952
April, 1952
May 1 - 15, 1952
May 16 - 31, 1952
June, 1952
July - August, 1952
September, 1952
October - November, 1952

Box 27

December, 1952 - January, 1953

SPEECH FILE, 1945-1953: Presidential Speeches - Drafts and Press Releases File, 1945-1953

Box 27

April - June, 1945
July - September, 1945
October - December, 1945
January - March, 1946
April - June, 1946
July - September, 1946
October - December, 1946

Box 28

January - March, 1947
April - June, 1947
July - September, 1947
October - December, 1947
January - March, 1948 [1 of 2]
January - March, 1948 [2 of 2]

Box 29

April - June, 1948 [including Western Trip: June 4 - 18, 1948] [1 of 2]
April - June, 1948 [including Western Trip: June 4 - 18, 1948] [2 of 2]
July - September, 1948
October - December, 1948
January - March, 1949
April - June, 1949
July - September, 1949 [1 of 2]

Box 30

July - September, 1949 [2 of 2]
October - December, 1949
January - April, 1950
May 7 - 16, 1950 Operating Schedule [Western Trip]
May 8, 1950
May 9, 1950
May 10, 1950

Box 31

May 11, 1950
May 12, 1950
May 13 - 16, 1950
May 17 - June, 1950 [1 of 2]
May 17 - June, 1950 [2 of 2]
July - September, 1950

Box 32

October - December, 1950 [1 of 2]
October - December, 1950 [2 of 2]
January - March, 1951
April - June, 1951 [1 of 3]
April - June, 1951 [2 of 3]
April - June, 1951 [3 of 3]

Box 33

July - September, 1951 [1 of 3]
July - September, 1951 [2 of 3]
July - September, 1951 [3 of 3]
October - December, 1951
January - March, 1952 [1 of 2]
January - March, 1952 [2 of 2]

Box 34

April - June, 1952 [1 of 5]
April - June, 1952 [2 of 5]
April - June, 1952 [3 of 5]
April - June, 1952 [4 of 5]
April - June, 1952 [5 of 5]
July - September, 1952 [1 of 2)

Box 35

July - September, 1952 [2 of 2]
October - December, 1952
January, 1953

SPEECH FILE, 1945-1953: Presidential Speeches - Longhand Notes File, 1945-1953

Box 35

April - June, 1945
July - September, 1945
October - December, 1945
January - March, 1946

Box 36

April - June, 1946
July - September, 1946
October - December, 1946
January - March, 1947
April - June, 1947
July - September, 1947
October - December, 194

Box 37

January - March, 1948
April - June, 1948 [including Western Trip: June 4 - 18, 1948]
July - September, 1948
October - December, 1948
January - March, 1949
April - June, 1949
July - September, 1949
October - December, 1949
January - March, 1950
April - June, 1950 [including Western Trip: May 8 - 16, 1950] [1 of 2]

Box 38

April - June, 1950 [including Western Trip: May 8 - 16, 1950] [2 of 2]
July - September, 1950 [1 of 2]
July - September, 1950 [2 of 2]
October - December, 1950
January - March, 1951
April - June, 1951

Box 39

July - September, 1951
October - December, 1951
January - March, 1952
April - June, 1952
July - September, 1952

Box 40

October - December, 1952
January, 1953

SPEECH FILE, 1945-1953: Presidential Speeches - Miscellaneous Speech Information File, 1945-1953

Box 40

Public Reaction to Speeches: 1945 - 1951
Miscellaneous Speech Data
Autographed Speeches Data

SPEECH FILE, 1945-1953: Miscellaneous Speeches File, 1945-1952

Box 40

Acheson, Dean
Alfange, Dean
Baker, Newton D.
Baker, Newton D.
Boyle, William M.
Brannan, Charles F.
Brynes, James F.
Clifford, Clark M.
Cone, J. Carroll
Crosser, Robert
Dawson, Donald S.
DeGaulle, Charles
Denham, Robert N.
Fitzmaurice, Walter

Box 41

Gerard, James W.
Graham, Walter
Grant, U.S., III
Gray, Gordon
Hannegan, Robert E.
Harriman, W. Averell
Hennings, Thomas C.
Higgins, Andrew J.
Hoffman, Paul G.
Hoover, J. Edgar
Humphrey, Hubert H.
Jester, Beauford H.
Johnson, Louis
Landon, Alfred M.
Lilienthal, David E.
Luckman, Charles
Marshall, George C.
McCabe, Thomas B.
McMahon, Brien
McNutt, Paul V.
Moody, Blair
Morgenthau, Henry, Jr.
Nourse, Edwin G.
Rayburn, Sam
Roosevelt, James
Royall, Kenneth C.
Rusk, Dean
Sawyer, Charles
Snyder, John W.
Souers, Sidney W.

Box 42

Steelman, John R.
Stimson, Henry L.
Sullivan, Gael
Sullivan, John
Symington, W. Stuart
Vardaman, James K.
Vinson, Fred A.
Wallace, Henry A.
Wallgren, Monrad C.
Webb, James E.
Whitehair, Francis P.
Wilson, Charles E.

POLITICAL FILE, 1940-1960

Box 43

General
Alabama
Anderson, Clinton P.
Arizona
Arkansas
Barkley, Alben W.
Booklets
Boyle, William M.
Bray, William
Budget of the Democratic National Committee, 1952
Bulletins [Capital Comment]
"C"
Cabinet Members' Correspondence Concerning the President's Decision Not to Run for Re-election
California
California: James Roosevelt
Campaign: General
Campaign: Material Received from Frank Parks [regarding Senator Richard M. Nixon's 1950 campaign finances]

Box 44

Campaign: 1952
Campaign: Speeches, 1952
Candidate: Requests that the President accept the nomination, 1952
Clippings: General
Clippings: Western Trip, 1948
Colorado
Colored
Congratulations [1948 nomination and election]
Connecticut
Contributions
Convention: National, 1952
Correspondence Concerning President's Decision Not to Seek the Nomination in 1952
"D"
Democratic Digest, The
Democratic National Committee: General
Democratic National Committee: Personal
Democratic National Committee: Report on contributions as of October 12, 1946
Denver Conference, May, 1951
District of Columbia
"E"

Box 45

Edwards, India
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
Election: Commentary
Election: Forecasts
Election: General
Executive Committee
Farmers, Republican Attitude Towards, 1920-1960
Finance [Inaugural Committee 1949]
Florida
Foreign
Fritchey, Clayton
"G"
Georgia
Gridiron Dinner, May 13, 1950 [skit]
"H"
Harriman, W. Averell
Idaho
Illinois
Illinois: Sevenson, Adlai
Indiana
Iowa
Iowa: Trip, 1952
Jackson County, Missouri: Election Statistics, 1960
Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinners
Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinners: A-K
Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinners: L-R
Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinners: S-XYZ
Johnson, Louis
"K"
Kansas
Kefauver, Estes
Kentucky
Kirwan, Michael J. [The Democratic Digest, September - October, 1950]
"L"

Box 46

List of gifts: 1948
List of gifts: 1952
"M"
McKinney, Frank E.: Chairman of the Democratic National Committee
McKinney, Frank E.: Meetings
McKinney, Frank E.: Press conference [and final report]
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Meetings, Confidential
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri [1 of 2: 1946 - 1948]
Missouri [2 of 2: 1949 - 1952]
Missouri: Allison, Emery W.

Box 47

Missouri: Brandon, Dr. W. L.
Missouri: Burrus, Rufus
Missouri: Collet, John C.
Missouri: Congressional Districts
Missouri: Contributions [1946 Jackson County Republican Committee]
Missouri: Delegates to the 1948 Democratic National Convention
Missouri: Duncan, Richard M.
Missouri: Easley, Harry
Missouri: Evans, Tom L.
Missouri: Finnegan, James P.
Missouri: Gage, John B.
Missouri: Harper, Roy W.
Missouri: Hendren, John H.
Missouri: Huttig, Charles M.
Missouri: Independence
Missouri: Kansas City
Missouri: Nacy, Richard R.
Missouri: Nangel, John J.
Missouri: Senatorial Campaign, 1950
Missouri: Shinn, Charles L.
Missouri: Smith, Bryce B.
Missouri: Smith, Forrest
Missouri: Smith, Mrs. Schuyler
Missouri: Springfield
Missouri: Thompson, Fred A.
Missouri: Van Sant, T. H.
Missouri: Voting statistics
Missouri: White, Robert M.
Mitchell, Stephen A.
Montana
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
Nomination, States pledged to
North Carolina
North Dakota

Box 48

Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
"P"
Pennsylvania
Polls
Presidential candidates
Primaries
Recommendations, Democratic National Committee
Reports, President's 1952 trips
Reports, Senate contests, 1944 - 1946
Republican Party, President Truman's statement on the
Research
Returns, elections
Russell, Richard B.
"S"
Services offered
Slaughter, Roger
Slogans
South Carolina
Souvenirs [1948]
Speeches: General
Speeches: 1952
Speeches: Resolution
Ohio
Stevenson, Adlai
Strategy: Candidate
Strategy: Electoral votes [New York]
Strategy: General
Strategy: Newspaper and magazine
Strategy: Platform, 1948
Strategy: Platform, 1952
Strategy: Speech data
Strategy: Suggestions and comments
Survey
"T"
Taft, Robert A.
Tennessee

Box 49

Texas
Truman- Barkley Club
Truman, Harry S.: Campaign data [including 1940 Truman Campaign Committee audited financial statements]
Truman, Harry S.: 1948 Western Trip, general
Truman, Harry S.: [1948] Western Trip, newspaper and radio commentary
Truman, Harry S.: [1948] Western Trip, railroad data
Truman, Harry S.: [1948] Western Trip, speeches, June 4-18, 1948
Utah
"V"
Virginia
Voting Statistics
"W"
Wallace, Henry A.
Washington
West Virginia
Whistlestop Speeches, 1952
Wisconsin
Wyoming

PRESS CONFERENCE FILE, 1945-1953: Presidential Press Conference Transcripts - "Originals" File, 1945-1953

Box 50

April - December, 1945 (Nos. 1 - 40)
January - June, 1946 (Nos. 41 - 71) [1 of 2]
January - June, 1946 (Nos. 41 - 71) [2 of 2]
July - December, 1946 (Nos. 72 - 93)
January - June, 1947 (Nos. 94 - 110)

Box 51

July - December, 1947 (Nos. 111 - 131)
January - December, 1948 (Nos. 132 - 162)
January - December, 1949 (Nos. 163 - 209) [1 of 2]
January - December, 1949 (Nos. 163 - 209) [2 of 2]
January - December, 1950 (Nos. 210 - 248) [1 of 2]

Box 52

January - December, 1950 (Nos. 210 - 248) [2 of 2]
January - December, 1951 (Nos. 249 - 287) [1 of 3]
January - December, 1951 (Nos. 249 - 287) [2 of 3]
January - December, 1951 (Nos. 249 - 287) [3 of 3]
January, 1952 - January, 1953 (Nos. 288 - 324) [1 of 2]
January, 1952 - January, 1953 (Nos. 288 - 324) [2 of 2]

PRESS CONFERENCE FILE, 1945-1953: Secretary of State's Press Conference File, 1948-1953

Box 53

March - December, 1948
January - December, 1949 [1 of 2]
January - December, 1949 [2 of 2]
January - December 1950
January - December, 1951
January, 1952 - January, 1953

PRESS RELEASE FILE, 1945-1953: White House Press Release File, 1945-1953

Box 54

April, 1945 [including proof pages for Public Papers of the President: 4/17/45 News Conference]
May, 1945
June, 1945 [including printed copy of the President's 6/1/45 Outline of the Progress of the War Message]
July, 1945
August, 1945
September, 1945 [including printed copy of the President's 9/6/45 Message to the Congress regarding Reconversion]
October, 1945
November, 1945
December, 1945
January, 1946 [including printed copy of the President's 1947 State of the Union Message and 1947 Summary Budget]
February, 1946
March, 1946
April, 1946

Box 55

May, 1946 [including printed copy of the President's Message Transmitting the Supplement to the 1947 Budget]
July, 1946
August, 1946
September, 1946
October, 1946
November, 1946
December, 1946
January, 1947 [including hard-bound copy of the 1948 Budget]
February, 1947
March, 1947
April, 1947
May, 1947 [including printed copy of the President's 5/1/47 Message to Congress regarding Reorganization]

Box 56

June, 1947
July, 1947
August, 1947
September, 1947
October, 1947
November, 1947
December, 1947
January, 1948 [including hard-bound copy of the 1949 Budget]
February, 1948
March, 1948
April, 1948
May, 1948

Box 57

June, 1948
July, 1948
August, 1948
September, 1948
October, 1948
November, 1948
December, 1948
January, 1949
February, 1949
March, 1949

Box 58

April, 1949
May, 1949
June, 1949
July, 1949
August, 1949
September, 1949
October, 1949
November, 1949
December, 1949
January, 1950 [including printed copy of the President's 1951 Selected Budget Statements]
February, 1950
March, 1950
April, 1950

Box 59

May, 1950
June, 1950
July, 1950
August, 1950
September, 1950
October, 1950
November, 1950
December, 1950
January, 1951 [including printed copy of the President's 1952 Selected Budget Statements]
February, 1951
March, 1951
April, 1951

Box 60

May, 1951
June, 1951
July, 1951
August, 1951
September, 1951
October, 1951
November, 1951
December, 1951
January, 1952 [including printed copy of the President's 1953 Selected Budget Statements]
February, 1952
March, 1952
April, 1952
May, 1952

Box 61

June, 1952
July, 1952
August, 1952 [including printed copy of the President's 8/19/52 Statement Reviewing the 1953 Budget]
October, 1952 [1 of 2: October 1 - 15, 1952]
October, 1952 [2 of 2: October 16 - 31, 1952]
November, 1952
December, 1952
January, 1953 [including printed copy of the President's 1954 Selected Budget Statements]

PRESS RELEASE FILE, 1945-1953: Presidential Radio Addresses and Remarks File, 1948-1952

Box 61

April - May, 1948: Remarks
June, 1948: Addresses

Box 62

June, 1948: Remarks
July, 1948: Addresses
July, 1948: Remarks
August, 1948: Remarks
September, 1948: Addresses
September, 1948: Remarks
October, 1948: Addresses
October, 1948: Remarks
November - December, 1948: Addresses
November - December, 1948: Remarks
January - December, 1949: Addresses

Box 63

January - December, 1949: Remarks
January - December, 1950: Addresses
January - December, 1950: Remarks
January - December, 1951: Addresses
January - December, 1951: Remarks
January - September, 1952: Addresses
January - September, 1952: Remarks [1 of 2]

Box 64

January - September, 1952: Remarks [2 of 2]
October, 1952: Addresses [1 of 2: October 1 - 15, 1952]
October, 1952: Addresses [2 of 2: October 16 - 31, 1952]
October, 1952: Remarks
November - December, 1952: Addresses
November - December, 1952: Remarks

PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS FILE, 1945-1953: Desk Calendars File, 1945-1952

Box 65

April, 1945
May, 1945
June, 1945
July, 1945
August, 1945
September, 1945
October, 1945
November, 1945
December, 1945
January, 1946
February, 1946
March, 1946
April, 1946
May, 1946
June, 1946
July, 1946
August, 1946
September, 1946
October, 1946
November, 1946
December, 1946
January, 1947
February, 1947
March, 1947
April, 1947
May, 1947
June, 1947
July, 1947
August, 1947
September, 1947
October, 1947
November, 1947
December, 1947
January, 1948
February, 1948
March, 1948
April, 1948
May, 1948

Box 66

June, 1948
July, 1948
August, 1948
September, 1948
October, 1948
November, 1948
December, 1948
January, 1949
February, 1949
March, 1949
April, 1949
May, 1949
June, 1949
July, 1949
August, 1949
September, 1949
October, 1949
November, 1949
December, 1949
January, 1950
February, 1950
March, 1950
April, 1950
May, 1950
June, 1950
July, 1950
August, 1950
September, 1950
October, 1950
November, 1950
December, 1950
January, 1951
February, 1951
March, 1951
April, 1951
May, 1951
Mrs. Truman's engagements: January, 1951 - May, 1952

PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS FILE, 1945-1953: Daily Sheets File, 1945-1953

Box 66

April, 1945

Box 67

May, 1945
June, 1945
July, 1945
August, 1945
September, 1945
October, 1945
November, 1945
December, 1945
January, 1946

Box 68

February, 1946
March, 1946
April, 1946
May, 1946
June, 1946
July, 1946

Box 69

August, 1946
September, 1946
October, 1946
November, 1946
December, 1946
January, 1947

Box 70

February, 1947
March, 1947
April, 1947
May, 1947
June, 1947

Box 71

July, 1947
August, 1947
September, 1947
October, 1947
November, 1947

Box 72

December, 1947
January, 1948
February, 1948
March, 1948

Box 73

April, 1948
May, 1948 [1 of 2: May 1 - 16, 1948]
May, 1948 [2 of 2: May 17 - 30, 1948]
June, 1948
July, 1948

Box 74

August, 1948
September, 1948 [1 of 2]
September, 1948 [2 of 2]
October, 1948
November, 1948
December, 1948
January, 1949
February, 1949 [1 of 2]

Box 75

February, 1949 [2 of 2]
March, 1949
April, 1949
May, 1949
June, 1949

Box 76

July, 1949
August, 1949
September, 1949 [1 of 2]
September, 1949 [2 of 2]
October, 1949
November, 1949
December, 1949
January, 1950

Box 77

February, 1950
March, 1950
April, 1950
May, 1950
June, 1950

Box 78

July, 1950
August, 1950
September, 1950
October, 1950
November, 1950
December, 1950
January, 1951 [1 of 2]

Box 79

January, 1951 [2 of 2]
February, 1951
March, 1951
April, 1951 [1 of 2]
April, 1951 [2 of 2]
May, 1951
June, 1951
January, 1951

Box 80

July, 1951
August, 1951
September, 1951
October, 1951
November, 1951
December, 1951
January, 1952

Box 81

February, 1952
March, 1952
April, 1952
May, 1952
June, 1952
July, 1952

Box 82

August, 1952
September, 1952
October, 1952
November, 1952
December, 1952
January, 1953

PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS FILE, 1945-1953: Appointment Books File, 1945-1953

Box 82

1945

Box 83

1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951

Box 84

1952
1953

DEPARTMENT OF STATE RADIO BULLETINS FILE, 1945

Box 85

May, 1945
June, 1945
July, 1945
August, 1945
September, 1945
October, 1945

TRIP FILE, 1945-1953

Box 86

1945: Miscellaneous Trip Data
1946: Bermuda: August 16 - September 2, 1946
1946: Maryland, Annapolis [Navy - Penn State Game]: November 16, 1946
1946: Missouri, Independence: October 31 - November 6, 1946
1946: Missouri, Liberty: May 19 - 20, 1946
1947: Alaska
1947: Brazil: August 31 - September 20, 1947 [1 of 2]
1947: Brazil: August 31 - September 20, 1947 [2 of 2]
1947: Brazil: Biographical Data on Brazilians and Conference Personalities
1947: Brazil: Digest of the Rio de Janerio Newspapers
1947: Brazil: Greeting Messages
1947: Brazil: USS Missouri
1947: Brazil: Radio Press News [USS Missouri] [1 of 2]

Box 87

1947: Brazil: Radio Press News [USS Missouri] [2 of 2]
1947: Brazil: Speeches
1947: Brazil: Weather Bulletins
1947: Brazil: Wireless Bulletins, Department of State
1947: Canada, Ottawa: June 9 - 12, 1947
1947: Mexico: March 3 - 6, 1947 [1 of 2]
1947: Mexico: March 3 - 6, 1947 [2 of 2]
1947: Mexico: President Aleman
1947: Mexico: Reference Book
1947: Missouri, Grandview: April - May, 1947
1947: Missouri, Kansas City: June 6 - 8, 1947

Box 88

1947: New Jersey, Princeton: June 17, 1947
1947: New York, New York: April 21, 1947
1947: Texas, Waco: March 6, 1947
1947: Virginia, Charlottesville: July 3, 1947
1947: Virginia, Charlottesville: Speeding Controversy
1948: Caribbean and Key West, Florida: February - March, 1948
1948: Caribbean and Key West, Florida: President's Cruise to the West Indies
1948: Missouri, Bolivar: July 1, 1948
1948: New York, New York: July 31, 1948
1948: Texas, San Antonio: September 26, 1498
1948: Western Trip: June, 1948
1949: Arkansas, Little Rock: June 10, 1949
1949: Brazil: May, 1949
1949: Florida, Miami: August 22, 1949
1949: Illinois, Chicago: July 19 - 20, 1949
1949: Iowa, Des Moines: September 6, 1949
1949: Missouri, Independence: December 23 - 28, 1949
1949: Missouri, Kansas City: September 28 - 30, 1949
1949: Minnesota, Minneapolis and St. Paul: November 2 - 4, 1949
1949: New York, New York: October 24, 1949
1949: North Carolina, Fort Bragg: October 4, 1949

Box 89

1949: Pennsylvania, Philadelphia: August 29, 1949
1950: Florida, Eglin Air Force Base: April 21 - 22, 1950
1950: Georgia, Fort Benning: April 21, 1950
1950: Maryland, Baltimore: June 24 - 26, 1950
1950: Missouri, Kansas City and Independence: December 22 - 26, 1950
1950: Missouri, St. Louis, Columbia and Mexico: June 8 - 10, 1950
1950: Missouri, St. Louis, Kansas City and Independence: November 4 - 7, 1950
1950: New York, New York: October 23, 1950
1950: Philippines (President Elpidio Quirino): August 8 - 13, 1950
1950: Potomac - Chsapeake Bay Area: December 29, 1950 - January 1, 1951
1950: Wake Island - San Francisco (MacArthur): October 11 - 18, 1950
1950: Washington, Grand Coulee Dam: May 7 - 16, 1950
1950: Washington, Grand Coulee Dam: Itinerary and Report [1 of 2]
1950: Washington, Grand Coulee Dam: Itinerary and Report [2 of 2]

Box 90

1951: California, San Francisco: September, 3 - 9, 1951
1951: Maryland, Aberdeen: February 17, 1951
1951: Michigan, Detroit: July 28, 1951
1951: Missouri, Independence: December 24 - 28, 1951
1951: North Carolina, Winston Salem: October 15, 1951
1951: Pennsylvania, Philadelphia: February 3, 1951
1951: Tennessee, Tullahoma: June 25, 1951
1952: Arkansas (Bull Shoals Dam): July 1-2, 1952
1952: Connecticut, Groton: June 14, 1952
1952: Connecticut: New London: September 20, 1952
1952: Illinois, Chicago (Democratic National Convention): July 25 - August 5, 1952
1952: Indiana, Gary, Minnesota, Hibbing, Illinois, Chicago, Michigan, Detroit, Ohio, Cincinnati, Missouri, St. Louis and Independence: October 26 - November 5, 1952
1952: Maryland, Annapolis: May 24, 1952
1952: Missouri, Springfield: June 6-7, 1952
1952: Nebraska, Omaha: April 16, 1952
1952: New York, West Point: May 20, 1952
1952: Pennsylvania, Philadelphia: September 16, 1952
1952: Wisconsin, Milwaukee: August 31-September 2, 1952
Digest of Newspaper Stories [1 of 2: 1946 - 1949]
Digest of Newspaper Stories [2 of 2: 1950 - 1952]
Key West, Florida [1 of 13: Pictures]
Key West, Florida [2 of 13: Telegrams]
Key West, Florida [3 of 13: 1945]
Key West, Florida [4 of 13: 1946]
Key West, Florida [5 of 13: 1947]
Key West, Florida [6 of 13: 1948]
Key West, Florida [7 of 13: 1949]

Box 91

Key West, Florida [8 of 13: 1950]
Key West, Florida [9 of 13: March, 1951]
Key West, Florida [10 of 13: November 8 - December 9, 1951]
Key West, Florida [11 of 13: November 8 - December 9, 1951 (correspondence)]
Key West, Florida [12 of 13: March 7 - 27, 1952]
Key West, Florida [13 of 13: March 7 - 27, 1952 (correspondence)]
Trip Log of the USAF Independence [1 of 2: 1947 - 1949)
Trip Log of the USAF Independence [2 of 2: 1950 - 1953)

GIFT AND GREETING FILE, 1945-1953: Birthday Gifts File, 1945-1952

Box 92

Gift Acknowledgements [1 of 2: 1945 - 1948]
Gift Acknowledgements [2 of 2: 1945 - 1948]

GIFT AND GREETING FILE, 1945-1953: Christmas Gift Data File, 1946-1951

Box 92

1946 - 1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
Miscellaneous

GIFT AND GREETING FILE, 1945-1953: Gifts File, 1945-1953

Box 93

List of Gifts to the President [1 of 3 - Brown Folder]
List of Gifts to the President [2 of 3 - Brown Folder]
List of Gifts to the President [3 of 3 - Brown Folder]
List of Gifts to Mrs. Truman and Margaret Truman [Brown Folder]
List of Gifts to the President, Mrs. Truman and Margaret Truman [Navy Blue Spiral Notebook]
Packing List of Gifts: Museum Objects [1 of 2 - Black Spiral Notebook: By Box Number]

Box 94

Packing List of Gifts: Museum Objects [2 of 2 - Black Spiral Notebook: Alpha Listing]
Packing List of Gifts: Books [1 of 5: Boxes 1 - 50]
Packing List of Gifts: Books [2 of 5: Boxes 51 - 100]
Packing List of Gifts: Books [3 of 5: Boxes 101 - 150]
Packing List of Gifts: Books [4 of 5: Boxes 151 - 182]
Packing List of Gifts: Books [5 of 5: Boxes 1-x - 8-x; BR-1 - BR-5; PO-1 - PO-9; and S-1 - S-13]

GENERAL FILE, 1945-1953

Box 95

"A"
Acheson, Dean: Meeting with Ernest Bevin and Robert Schuman, Washington, D.C., September 13 - 15, 1949
Administration, accomplishments of the
Airlines
Airport Commission, President's
Alaska
Allen, George
Aluminum
Anderson, Clinton, P.
Appointments, Presidential
Appropriations
Army - War
Atomic Bomb
Atomic Energy Commission: Gordon Dean
Atomic Energy Control Commission: United Nations

Box 96

Attlee, Clement
Ayers, Eben A.
"B" [1 of 2: "Ba" - "Bl"]
"B" [2 of 2: "Bo" - "Bz"]
Barkley, Alben W.
Baruch, Bernard M.
Bell, David
Benton, William: Chronological
Benton, William: U.S. Senate
Bowles, Chester
Boyle, William M.
Bradley, Omar N.

Box 97

Bradley, Omar N.: Personal
Byrnes, James F.
"C" (1 of 2: "Ca" - "Cl")
"C" (2 of 2: "Co" - "Cu")
Carroll, John
Carter, John Franklin
Case Bill
Caudle, T. Lamar
Central Intelligence Agency
Chronological File [April 11, 1945 - February 4, 1946]
Churchill, Winston: Chronological [1 of 3: 1945-48]

Box 98

Churchill, Winston: Chronological [2 of 3: 1949-53]
Churchill, Winston: Chronological [3 of 3: 1949-53]
Churchill, Winston: Meeting with President Truman, January, 1952 [1 of 2]
Churchill, Winston: Meeting with President Truman, January, 1952 [2 of 2]
Churchill, Winston: Photographs
Churchill, Winston: Truman Meetings - Memos and Minutes
Churchill, Winston: Truman Meetings - Negotiating Papers [1 of 2]
Churchill, Winston: Truman Meetings - Negotiating Papers [2 of 2]
Churchill, Winston: Truman Meetings - Papers Prepared for Economic Problems
Churchill, Winston: Truman Meetings - Papers Prepared for European Problems

Box 99

Churchill, Winston: Truman Meetings - Papers Prepared for Far East Problems
Churchill, Winston: Truman Meetings - Papers Prepared for General Information
Churchill, Winston: Truman Meetings - Papers Prepared for Middle East Problems
Churchill, Winston: Truman Meetings - Papers Prepared for NATO and other Military Matters
Churchill, Winston: Truman Meetings - Papers Prepared for U.S.S.R. Problem
Churchill, Winston: Truman Meetings - Papers Prepared for U.S. - U.K. Relations
Churchill, Winston: Truman Meetings - Papers Proposed, White House Staff Copy [1 of 2]
Churchill, Winston: Truman Meetings - Papers Proposed, White House Staff Copy [2 of 2]
Civil Defense
Civil Service Commission
Clark, Mark
Clay, Lucius D.
Clifford, Clark M.
Comptroller General

Box 100

Connelly, Matthew J.
Cooperatives
Coyle, David Cushman
Creel, George
Currie, Lauchlin
"D"
Davies, Joseph E.
Dawson, Donald S.
Dennison, Robert L.
Disarmament
Douglas, Paul H.
Douglas, William O.
"E"
Economic Council (Council of Economic Advisors)
Edelstein, David N.
Education Association (National Education Association)
Eisenhower, Dwight D. [1 of 2: 1945 - 1949]

Box 101

Eisenhower, Dwight D. [2 of 2: 1950 - 1953]
Eisenhower, Dwight D.: NATO
Eisenhower, Dwight D.: President-elect
Eisenhower, Dwight D.: Presidential Transition
Elsey, George
Ethics in the Federal Government
European Emergency
"F" [1 of 2: "Fa" - "Fi]
"F" [2 of 2: "Fl" - "Fz]

Box 102

Fair Employment Practice
Faith of Our Fathers
Federal Civil Defense
Federal Power Commission
Federal Security Agency
Federal Works Agency
Feeney, Joseph G. [and J. V. F.]
Flood: Control
Flood: Data, 1952
Flood: Data, Ohio, January - February, 1952
Flood: Maps of Missouri-Kansas Flood Area, 1951
Flood: Miscellaneous Data
Flood: President's Trip to Missouri-Kansas Area, 1951
Flood: Reclamation Program
Food, President's Committee on
Food: Review of the Food Supply
Food: Wheat Data
Foreign Assets: Control Program
Foreign: General
Foreign Policy
Forrestal, James V.: General

Box 103

Forrestal, James V.: Secretary of the Navy
Full Employment
Fulton, Hugh
"G" [1 of 2: "Ga" - "Go"]
"G" [2 of 2: "Gr" - "Gz"]
General Services Administration
Graham, Frank P.
Graham, Wallace
Gray, Carl R.: Statement before Senate Subcommittee Investigating Medical Policies of the Veterans Administration
Gray, Gordon
"H" [1 of 2: "Ha" - "He"]
"H" [2 of 2: "Hf" - "Hz"]
Hannegan, Robert E.

Box 104

Harl, Maple T.
Harriman, W. Averell: General
Harriman, W. Averell: Mutual Security Act Funds
Harriman, W. Averell: Special North Atlantic Council Committee
Harriman, W. Averell: Stevens, L.C., Talk on Russia
Hassett, William D.
Health
Health Needs of the Nation, President's Committee on the
Hennings, Thomas C.
Hildreth, Melvin D.
Hillman, William
Historical Program (Federal)
Holiday
Hoover, Herbert C.
Hospital
Humphrey, Hubert H.
Hysteria

Box 105

"I"
Ickes, Harold L.
Inauguration: Comments on Address
Inauguration: List
Inauguration: Miscellaneous
Inflation
Internal Security and Individual Rights, Reports of President's Committee on
Invitations
"J"
Jacobson, Eddie
Johnson, Louis
Johnson, Lyndon
Joint Chiefs of Staff

Box 106

Joint Chiefs of Staff: Shipbuilding Program
Judges, Appointment of
Justice Department
"K"
Kansas
Keech, Raymond B.
Kent, Fred I. [1 of 2: 1946 - 1950]
Kent, Frad I. [2 of 2: 1951 - 1953]
Keyserling, Leon H.
"L" [1 of 2]
"L" [2 of 2]

Box 107

Labor
Labor: Truman Records
Landry, Robert B.
Landry, Robert B.: Trip Data
Lawton, Frederick J.
Leahy, William D.
Lee, Bert S.
Legal Opinion
Legislation: Cabinet [1 of 2]
Legislation: Cabinet [2 of 2]
Legislation: Congressional Data
Legislation: Education
Legislation: General

Box 108

Legislation: Recommendations of the President
Lloyd, David D. [1 of 2]
Lloyd, David D. [2 of 2]
Locke, Edwin A.
Loening, Grover
Lowenthal, Max [1 of 2: 1949 - 1950]
Lowenthal, Max [2 of 2: 1951 - 1953]
Loyalty Review Board
"Mac-Mc"

Box 109

MacArthur, Douglas
MacArthur, Douglas: Dismissal
MacArthur, Douglas: General
MacArthur, Douglas: Memorandum of Conversations, Averell Harriman
MacArthur, Douglas: Messages, General
MacArthur, Douglas: Messages, General Marshall
MacArthur, Douglas: Messages, President Truman
MacArthur, Douglas: Reports on Military Operations in Korea
MacArthur, Douglas: Veterans of Foreign Wars
McCarran-Walters Bill
McCarthy, Joseph
McCormack, John W.
McGranery, James P.
"M" [1 of 3]
"M" [2 of 3]

Box 110

"M" [3 of 3]
Manpower Mobilization Policy
Maps
Marine Corps
Maritime Commission
Marshall, George C.
Marshall, George C.: China
Marshall, George C.: Greece and Turkey
Marshall Plan
Materials Policy Commission, President's
Matthews, Francis P.
Maylon, Charles
Meat
Meat-Stockyards Reports
Medal for Merit
Meetings: Big Four
Meetings: Big Three
Meetings: Congressional
Meetings: White House, 1952
Meetings: White House, Special [1 of 2]

Box 111

Meetings: White House, Special [2 of 2]
Mexico
Mica
Missouri
Missouri: Farming, 1950
Morris, Newbold
Murphy, Charles S.
Mutual Security Act, 1951
"N"
National Advisory Board on Mobilization Policy, 1951
National Archives
National Capitol Park and Planning Commission
National Emergency
National Labor Management Conference
National Press Club
National Security Resources Board
Naval Aide to the President
Negro

Box 112

Newspapers Interviews, White House
Niles, David K.
Nominations
North Atlantic Treaty
"O"
Oatis, William
Office Space [Federal Reserve Bank Bldg., Kansas City, MO]
Office of War Information
Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion
Oil
"P" [1 of 2: "Pa" - "Pf"]
"P" [2 of 2: "Ph" - "Pu"]

Box 113

Pacific Island Committee
Patent Data
Patterson, Robert P.
Pauley, Edwin
Pawley, William D.
Personnel
Personnel: Instructions
Personnel: List
Pick, Lewis A.
Point Four Program
Policy Operations: Agencies
Poll Data: Senate
Porter, Paul A.
Postmaster General
Pouch: Data
Presidential Power
Presidential Program Data
Presidential Staff
Presidential Succession
Press Conference
Press and Radio Statements
Press Releases
"R"

Box 114

Railroad Financing
Rayburn, Sam
Recommendation: General [1 of 2]
Recommendation: General [2 of 2]
Recommendation: Robert E. Hannegan
Recommendation: Michigan Judgeship
Reorganization
Reorganization: District of Columbia
Reparations
Reports: Foreign Trip
Reports: General
Reports: Messages to Congress
Reports: Price and Wage Data
Resignations
Resignations: Press Releases

Box 115

Ridgway, Matthew B. [1 of 2]
Ridgway, Matthew B. [2 of 2]
Rosenman, Samuel I.
Royall, Kenneth C.
"S" [1 of 2: "Sa" - "Sm"]
"S" [2 of 2: "St"]
Schwellenbach, Lewis B.
Secretariat: the President

Box 116

Security: Cryptographic
Security: Data
Security: Information, F.B.I.
Security: Information, General
Selective Service System
Shipbuilding
Short, Joseph
Short, Mrs. Joseph
Small Business
Snyder, John W.
Social Security
Speech: Instructions for Public Statements
Spingarn, Stephen J.
Steel
Steel: Statement on Steel Dispute, December 22, 1951

Box 117

Steelman, John R.
Stigall, John
Stokes, Richard L.
Strike Data
Strikes: Allis-Chalmers
Strikes: Coal
Strikes: General Motors
Strikes: Labor
Strikes: Maritime
Strikes: Oil
Strikes: Railway
Strikes: Steel
Strikes: Telephone
Surplus Property
Symington, W. Stuart

Box 118

"T"
Taft, Robert A.
Tax Court
Tax Data
Tax Data: Postwar
Taylor, Myron C.
Television
Treasury Department
Trends: Public Opinion
Truman, Harry S.: Reading File
Trusteeships, Pacific Islands
Two Party System
Tubby, Roger
"U"
Union Message, State of the, January 9, 1952
United Kingdom

Box 119

United Nations: Conference, June, 1945
United Nations: Food and Agriculture Organization
United Nations: Messages for 1945 U.N. Conference by Stettinius
United Nations: Telegrams, San Francisco Conference, June, 1945
United Nations: Treaty (Five Power)
Utilities
"V"
Vaughan, Harry H.
V-E Day
Veterans Administration<
Veterans Administration, Reorganization of

Box 120

Veterans: Armed Forces Hospitals, Use of
Veterans: Committee, Medical Services
Veterans: Hospitals
Vetoes by President Truman, Resume of
Voice of America
Vinson, Fred M.
Vogeler, Robert
"W"
Wage-Price Data
Wallace, Henry A.
War Crimes Commission (United Nations)
War Crimes Trials, 1945
Watches (Foreign Watch Controversy)
Webb, James E.
West Point
Western Union
White House

Box 121

Williamsburg, USS
Wool
"Y"
"Z"
Zanuck, Darryl E.
Zimmerman, Raymond R.

SUBJECT FILE, 1940-1953: Agencies File, 1945-1953

Box 122

Advisory Boards: Clemency
Advisory Boards: International Development
Advisory Boards: Mobilization Policy, National: General [Meetings 1 - 21]
Advisory Boards: Mobilization Policy, National: Mobilization Program
Advisory Committees: Management
Advisory Committees: National
Air and Airport Data
Airport Commission, President's ["Doolittle Report"]
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Civil Aeronautics Board
Congress: Eightieth

Box 123

Congress: Eighty-first
Congress: Eighty-second
Congress: Legislation
Congress: Messages to
Congress: Miscellaneous
Congress: Nomination
Congress: Vote
Council of Economic Advisors: General
Council of Economic Advisors: Reports [1 of 2: February, 1950 - May, 1952]
Council of Economic Advisors: Reports [2 of 2: June, 1952 - December, 1953]
Defense Materials Procurement Agency
Defense Production Act
Defense Production Administration
Economic Cooperation Administration: General
Economic Cooperation Administration: Hoffman, Paul G.: Administrator, Personal
Economic Cooperation Administration: Increase in Defense Expenditures in France and Italy in FY 1952
Economic Stabilization Agency: General
Economic Stabilization Agency: Johnston, Eric: Administrator

Box 124

Federal Civil Defense Administration
Federal Communication Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Security Agency: Elliot, Martha: Children's Bureau Chief
Federal Security Agency: Ewing, Oscar: Administrator
Federal Trade Commission
Housing
Internal Revenue: Commissioners George I. Schoeneman and John B. Dunlop
Internal Security and Individual Rights, President's Commission on (Nimitz Commission)
Military: Assistance Program
Military: Army-Navy Unification
Military: Army Separations [October - November, 1945]
Military: Committee on Equality of Treatment and Opportunity in the Armed Services (Fahy Committee)
Military: Danger of War, Increase in Air and Naval Forces
Military: Department of Defense
Military: Miscellaneous
Military: Personnel, Appointments

Box 125

Military: President's Program, Army, Navy, and Air Appropriations
Military: Universal Training
Munitions Board
National Security Resources Board: General [1 of 2]
National Security Resources Board: General [2 of 2]
National Security Resources Board: Memorandum to W. Stuart Symington, September 8, 1950
National Security Resources Board: Meetings
National Security Resources Board: Miscellaneous

Box 126

National Security Resources Board: Reports
National Security Resources Board: Rubber
National Security Resources Board: Symington, W. Stuart
Office of Defense Mobilization: Miscellaneous
Office of Defense Mobilization: Personnel
Office of Defense Mobilization: Reports [1951 - 1952]
Office of Defense Mobilization: Wilson, Charles E. [Quarterly Reports: 1951 - 1953]
Office of Price Administration: Commodity Prices
Office of Price Administration: Decontrol Board
Office of Price Administration: General
Office of Price Administration: Price Controls
Oil Reserves
Organization for Defense
Post Office Department
Psychological Strategy Board: Gordon Gray, Director
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: Administrator W. Stuart Symington

Box 127

Reconstruction Finance Corporation: General
Securities and Exchange Commission: General
Securities and Exchange Commission: Reports
Small Defense Plants Administration
Stockpiling: Data
Stockpiling: General
Stockpiling: Tin
Telecommunication Advisor to the President
United Nations: Byrnes, James
United Nations: Committee Data
United Nations: Conservation Conference
United Nations: General Assembly
United Nations: Miscellaneous
United Nations: Preparatory Commission
United Nations: San Francisco Conference, 1945

Box 128

United Nations: Stamp
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Veterans Administration
Wage Stabilization Board

SUBJECT FILE, 1940-1953: Bureau of the Budget File, 1945-1953

Box 128

Defense Production Act
Military, 1945 - 1953
Miscellaneous, 1945 - 1953 [1 of 2]
Miscellaneous, 1945 - 1953 [2 of 2]
Smith, Harold D.
FY 1947
FY 1948
FY 1950 - 1954: Projections
FY 1951
FY 1952

Box 129

FY 1952 - 1953
FY 1953: General
FY 1953: Review of Agency Ceilings
FY 1953: Summary of 1953 Budget Recommendations: Book I
FY 1953: Summary of 1953 Budget Recommendations: Book II
FY 1953: Summary of 1953 Budget Recommendations: Book III [Post Office Department and Occupied Areas]
FY 1953: Summary of 1953 Budget Recommendations: Book IV [Treasury Department]
FY 1953: Summary of 1953 Budget Recommendations: Book V [Department of the Interior]
FY 1953: Summary of 1953 Budget Recommendations: Book VI [Corps of Engineers, Bureau of Reclamation, Bonneville Power Administration, Southwestern Power Administration, Southeastern Power Administration, Tennessee Valley Authority]
FY 1953: Summary of 1953 Budget Recommendations: Book VII [Department of Labor]
FY 1953: Summary of 1953 Budget Recommendations: Book VIII [Department of Agriculture]
FY 1953: Summary of 1953 Budget Recommendations: Book IX [Department of Justice]
FY 1953: Summary of 1953 Budget Recommendations: Book X [Department of Commerce]
FY 1953: Summary of 1953 Budget Recommendations: Book XI [11 Independent Agencies: Federal Power Commission; Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin; Motor Carrier Claims Commission; War Claims Commission; Tariff Commission; Export - Import Bank
FY 1953: Summary of 1953 Budget Recommendations: Book XII [Veterans Administration]
FY 1953: Summary of 1953 Budget Recommendations: Book XIII [Federal Security Agency]

Box 130

FY 1953: Summary of 1953 Budget Recommendations: Book XIV [Housing and Home Finance Agency]
FY 1953: Summary of 1953 Budget Recommendations: Book XV [Department of State]
FY 1953: Summary of 1953 Budget Recommendations: Book XVI [General Services Administration]
FY 1953: Summary of 1953 Budget Recommendations: Book XVII [National Science Foundation, Renegotiation Board, Displaced Persons Commission, National Security Resources Board]
FY 1953: Summary of 1953 Budget Recommendations: Book XVIII [Bureau of the Budget and Atomic Energy Commission]
FY 1954: Bureau of Indian Affairs
FY 1954: General [1 of 2]
FY 1954: General [2 of 2]
FY 1954: Miscellaneous
FY 1954: Miscellaneous and Appropriations
FY 1954: Outlook for FY 1952 - 1956
FY 1954: Summary of 1954 Budget Recommendations: Table 1
FY 1954: Summary of 1954 Budget Recommendations: Table 2
FY 1954: Summary of 1954 Budget Recommendations: Table 3
FY 1954: Summary of 1954 Budget Recommendations: Table 4
FY 1954: Summary of 1954 Budget Recommendations: Table 5
FY 1954: Summary of 1954 Budget Recommendations: Table 6
FY 1954: Summary of 1954 Budget Recommendations: Table 7 [Department of Interior, Bureau of Reclamation and Power Marketing Agency, Department of the Army, Corps of Engineers]
FY 1954: Summary of 1954 Budget Recommendations: Table 8
FY 1954: Summary of 1954 Budget Recommendations: Table 9 [Treasury Department]
FY 1954: Summary of 1954 Budget Recommendations: Table 10 [Department of State]
FY 1954: Summary of 1954 Budget Recommendations: Table 11 [Housing and Home Finance Agency]
FY 1954: Summary of 1954 Budget Recommendations: Table 12 [Department of State]
FY 1954: Summary of 1954 Budget Recommendations: Table 13 [Department of the Army, Civil Functions and Ceremonial Expenses, American Battle Monuments Commission, National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, Federal Civil Defense Administration]
FY 1954: Summary of 1954 Budget Recommendations: Table 14 [Department of Commerce]
FY 1954: Summary of 1954 Budget Recommendations: Table 15 [Veterans Administration, Federal Coal Mine Safety Board of Review]
FY 1954: Summary of 1954 Budget Recommendations: Table 16 [Federal Security Agency]
FY 1954: Summary of 1954 Budget Recommendations: Table 17
FY 1954: Summary of 1954 Budget Recommendations: Table 19 [Mutual Security Program]

SUBJECT FILE, 1940-1953: Cabinet File, 1945-1953

Box 131

Civil Service Memoranda: Byrnes, James F. [Secretary of State: 07/45 - 01/47]
Civil Service Memoranda: Clark, Tom C. [Attorney General: 06/45 - 08/49]
Civil Service Memoranda: Forrestal, James [Secretary of the Navy: 04/45 - 09/47; Secretary of Defense: 04/47 - 03/49]
Civil Service Memoranda: Hannegan, Robert E. [Postmaster General: 05/45 - 12/47]
Civil Service Memoranda: Harriman, W. Averell [Secretary of Commerce: 09/46 - 04/48]
Civil Service Memoranda: Krug, Julius A. [Secretary of the Interior: 02/46 - 12/49]
Civil Service Memoranda: Patterson, Robert P. [Secretary of War: 09/45 - 07/47]
Civil Service Memoranda: Schwellenbach, Lewis B. [Secretary of Labor: 05/45 - 06/48]
General, 1945-1951
Investigation Reports [1 of 2]
Investigation Reports [2 of 2]
Members, Removal
Meetings, 1946 - 1950
Reports [National Security Resources Board, Department of the Interior, Commerce Department, and Labor Department]
Agriculture: Dairy, 1946
Agriculture: Department of
Agriculture: Miscellaneous [1949 - 1953]
Agriculture: Statistics and Reports
Agriculture: Clinton P. Anderson [Secretary of: 06/45 - 05/48]
Agriculture: Charles F. Brannan [Secretary of: 05/48 - 01/53]

Box 132

Attorney General [Department of Justice]: Miscellaneous [1945 - 1952]
Attorney General [Department of Justice]: Tom C. Clark [Attorney General: 06/45 - 08/49]
Attorney General [Department of Justice]: J. Howard McGrath [Attorney General: 07/49 - 04/52]
Attorney General [Department of Justice]: James P. McGranery [Attorney General: 04/52 - 01/53]
Commerce: Miscellaneous [1948 - 1952]
Commerce: Reports
Commerce: Henry A. Wallace [Secretary of: 04/45 - 09/46]
Commerce: W. Averell Harriman [Secretary of: 09/46 - 04/48]
Commerce: Charles Sawyer [Secretary of: 05/48 - 01/53]
Defense: Department of: Memorandum to Louis A. Johnson from General J.H. Burns, July 24, 1950
Defense: Department of: Inventory of Airplanes, Air Force and Navy
Defense: Department of: Reserve Units
Defense: Secretary of: Army Forces
Defense: Secretary of: Correspondence, Stephen Early
Defense: Secretary of: Meetings
Defense: Secretary of: Military
Defense: Secretary of: Miscellaneous [1 of 2: 1947 - 1949]

Box 133

Defense: Secretary of: Miscellaneous [2 of 2: 1950 - 1953]
Defense: Secretary of: National Defense
Defense: Secretary of: National Guard
Defense: Secretary of: Numbered Correspondence
Defense: Secretary of: Personnel Data [Grade, Retirement, Disability]
Defense: Secretary of: Personnel, General
Defense: Secretary of: Prisoners of War [Korea]
Defense: Secretary of: Reports
Defense: Secretary of: James Forrestal [Secretary of: 04/47 - 03/49]
Defense: Secretary of: James Forrestal [Secretary of: 04/47 - 03/49], Special Letters
Defense: Secretary of: Louis A. Johnson [Secretary of: 03/49 - 09/50]
Defense: Secretary of: Louis A. Johnson [Secretary of: 03/49 - 09/50], Copies of Letters Addressed to
Defense: Secretary of: George C. Marshall [Secretary of: 09/50 - 09/51]
Defense: Secretary of: Robert Lovett [Secretary of: 09/51 - 01/53]
Defense: Secretary of: Anna M. Rosenberg [Assistant Secretary of: 11/50 - 01/53]
Defense: Secretary of: William C. Foster [Deputy Secretary of: 1951-1953]
Defense: Air Force: Assistant Secretary of State for Air
Defense: Air Force: Bomber Data
Defense: Air Force: General [1948 - 1952]
Defense: Air Force: Instructions
Defense: Air Force: Personnel
Defense: Air Force: Secretary of War for Air W. Stuart Symington [Sec'y of: 01/46 - 09/47]

Box 134

Defense: Army: General [1948 - 1952]
Defense: Army: Miscellaneous [1949 - 1953]
Defense: Army: Kenneth C. Royall [Secretary of the: 08/47 - 04/49]
Defense: Navy: Daily Reports [Personnel, Demobilization]
Defense: Navy: General [1945 - 1952]
Defense: Navy: Marines
Defense: Navy: Medal of Honor
Defense: Navy: Miscellaneous [1946 - 1949]
Defense: Navy: Operational Status
Defense: Navy: Postwar
Defense: Navy: John L. Sullivan [Secretary of the: 09/47 - 05/49], Personal
Defense: Navy: Francis P. Whitehair [Under Secretary of the: 1951 - 1953]
Defense: Navy: Admiral William M. Fechteler [Chief of Naval Operations: 1951 - 1953]
Defense: War, Secretary of
Interior: General [1945 - 1946]
Interior: Miscellaneous [1948 - 1953]
Interior: Harold L. Ickes [Secretary of: 04/45 - 02/46]
Interior: Julius A. Krug [Secretary of: 02/46 - 12/49]
Interior: Oscar L. Chapman [Secretary of: 12/49 - 01/53]
Labor: General [1945 - 1952]

Box 135

Labor: Lewis B. Schwellenbach [Secretary of: 05/45 - 06/48]
Postmaster General [Post Office]: General [1948 - 1953]
Postmaster General [Post Office]: Robert E. Hannegan [05/45 - 12/47]
Postmaster General [Post Office]: Jesse M. Donaldson [12/47 - 01/53]
State: Conference Data
State: Foreign
State: Foreign Countries
State: General [1 of 2: 1945 - 1948]
State: General [2 of 2: 1949 - 1952]
State: Miscellaneous [1945 - 1952]
State: Personnel
State: Policy Manual [April 16, 1945]
State: Edward R. Stettinius [Secretary of: 12/44 - 06/45]
State: James F. Byrnes [Secretary of: 07/45 - 01/47]

Box 136

State: George C. Marshall [Secretary of: 01/47 - 01/49]
State: Dean Acheson [Secretary of: 01/49 - 01/53]
State: Robert A. Lovett [Under Secretary of: 1947 - 1949]
State: James E. Webb [Under Secretary of: 1949 - 1953]
Treasury: Bond Data
Treasury: Coast Guard
Treasury: Miscellaneous [1945 - 1946]
Treasury: Transition to the Eisenhower Administration [1952 - 53]
Treasury: John W. Snyder [Secretary of the: 06/46 - 01/53] [1 of 2: 1945 - 1949]
Treasury: John W. Snyder [Secretary of the: 06/46 - 01/53] [2 of 2: 1950 - 1953]

SUBJECT FILE, 1940-1953: China Lobby File, 1945-1953

Box 136

Agriculture Department
Central Intelligence Agency
China Lobby, General
Commerce Department [1 of 2]

Box 137

Commerce Department [2 of 2]
Congress
Data
Justice Department
List of Names
State Department
Treasury Department
United States Chambers of Commerce in China

SUBJECT FILE, 1940-1953: Conferences File, 1945-1952

Box 137

1945: San Francisco Conference [United Nations: April - June]
1945: Potsdam, Germany Trip [July - August] [1 of 3: USS Augusta]

Box 138

1945: Potsdam, Germany Trip [July - August] [2 of 3: USS Augusta]
1945: Potsdam, Germany Trip [July - August] [3 of 3: Charts, Maps, Telephone Directory]
1946: Paris Conference of Foreign Ministers [1 of 2: April - May]
1946: Paris Conference of Foreign Ministers [2 of 2: June - August]
1947: Moscow Conference of Foreign Ministers [March 10]
1947: Rio de Janeiro Conference [July 22 - 29]
1947: Paris Conference, European Recovery Needs [September]
1947: London Conference, Council of Foreign Ministers [November 25]

Box 139

1949: Paris Conference [May - June]
1949: Paris Conference [October 21 - 22]
1950: London Conference, North Atlantic Council [May]
1950: Conference of Foreign Ministers, North Atlantic Treaty Organization [September]
1950: North Atlantic Treaty Council, Brussels [December]
1950: Truman - Attlee Talks [December 4 - 7]: Briefing Book
1950: Truman - Attlee Talks [December 4 - 7]: Conference Data [Working Papers from Conference Room]
1950: Truman - Attlee Talks [December 4 - 7]: General [1 of 4]
1950: Truman - Attlee Talks [December 4 - 7]: General [2 of 4]

Box 140

1950: Truman - Attlee Talks [December 4 - 7]: General [3 of 4]
1950: Truman - Attlee Talks [December 4 - 7]: General [4 of 4]
1950: Truman - Attlee Talks [December 4 - 7]: Meetings
1950: Meeting of the President with Congressional Leaders [December 13]
1951: Truman - Pleven Talks [January 29 - 30]: Background Material
1951: Truman - Pleven Talks [January 29 - 30]: Minutes of Meetings
1951: Truman - Pleven Talks [January 29 - 30]: Press Releases, Communique, Miscellaneous
1951: Malta Talks [March]
1951: Truman - Auriol Meeting [March 29]
1951: Tariff Conference, Torquay, England
1951: NATO Council, Ottawa, Canada [September]
1951: Secretary of State, NATO, Rome, Italy [November]
1951: Truman - de Gasperi Meeting [September 25]
1951: Japanese Peace Treaty, San Francisco [September]
1951: Secretary of State: Miscellaneous Conferences [1951 - 1952]
1952: Winston Churchill Conference [January]
1952: Lisbon Conference, NATO [February]

SUBJECT FILE, 1940-1953: Council of Foreign Ministers File, 1945-1949

Box 141

Documents On Germany: Sessions I-VI, 1945 - 1949
Minutes and Records of Decisions: Vol. IIIA: German and Austrian Problems in Sessions I-III
Minutes and Records of Decisions: Vol. IV: Moscow, 1947
Minutes and Records of Decisions: Vol. V: London, 1947
Minutes and Records of Decisions: Vol. VI: Paris, 1949

SUBJECT FILE, 1940-1953: Federal Bureau of Investigation File, 1945-1952

Box 142

"A"
American Soviet Friendship, Inc.
Argentina
Atomic Bomb
"B"
Brazil
"C"
Communists and Pro-Communists for Wallace
Communist Data
Communist Party
"D"
"E"
"F"

Box 143

"G"
"H"
"I"
"J"
"K"
"L"
"Mc"
"M"
Maritime
"N"
"O"
"P"
Personal
"R"
Railroads
"S"

Box 144

"T"
"U"
"V"
"W"
"X-Y-Z"

SUBJECT FILE, 1940-1953: Foreign Affairs File, 1940-1953

Box 144

Box 145

Box 146

Box 147

Box 148

Box 149

Box 150

Box 151

Box 152

Box 153

Box 154

Box 155

Box 156

Box 157

Box 158

Box 159

Box 160

Box 161

SUBJECT FILE, 1940-1953: National Security Council File, 1947-1953

Box 161

Actions, Record of: 1947-1949
Actions, Record of: 1950

Box 162

Actions, Record of: 1951-1952
Actions, Record of: 1953
Central Intelligence
Communications: Intelligence
Communications: Security
Determinations: General
Determinations: No. 1
Determinations: Nos. 2-6
Determinations: Nos. 7-17
Determinations: Nos. 18-21
Directives
Memorandum Approvals: General
Memorandum Approvals: 6

Box 163

Memorandum Approvals: 10/2
Memorandum Approvals: 83
Memorandum Approvals: 165
Memorandum Approvals: 201
Memorandum Approvals: 204
Memorandum Approvals: 235
Memorandum Approvals: 236
Memorandum Approvals: 253
Memorandum Approvals: 283
Memorandum Approvals: 358
Memorandum Approvals: 359
Memorandum Approvals: 360
Memorandum Approvals: 413
Memorandum Approvals: 446
Memorandum Approvals: 469
Memorandum Approvals: 516
Memorandum Approvals: 543
Memorandum Approvals: 544
Memorandum Approvals: 558
Memorandum Approvals: 590
Memorandum Approvals: 604
Memorandum Approvals: 612
Memorandum Approvals: 622
Memorandum Approvals: 623
Memorandum Approvals: 637
Memorandum Approvals: 657
Memorandum Approvals: 670
Memorandum Approvals: 696
Memoranda for the National Security Council
Miscellaneous Data
Office of Policy Coordination
Pending Data
Policies Developed Through the National Security Council - Chronological List

Box 164

Reports: "Current Policies of the Government Relating to National Security": "Vol. I, Geographical Area Policies" (1 of 2)
Reports: "Current Policies of the Government Relating to National Security": "Vol. I, Geographical Area Policies" (2 of 2)
Reports: "Current Policies of the Government Relating to National Security": "Vol. II, Functional Policies"
Reports: "Current Policies of the Government Relating to National Security": "Vol. III, Organizational Policies"
Reports: "Current Policies of the Government Relating to National Security": Cumulative Index
Reports: "Policies of the Government Relating to National Security": Vol. I, 1947-1948
Reports: "Policies of the Government Relating to National Security": Vol. II, 1949
Reports: "Policies of the Government Relating to National Security": Vol. III, 1950

Box 165

Reports: "Policies of the Government Relating to National Security": Vol. IV, 1951
Reports: "Status of the National Security Progress in the United States"
Reports: "Military Program": "Air Readiness and Development"
Reports: "Military Program": "Army Production"
Reports: "Miscellaneous"
Reports: "Soviet and NATO"
Reports: Status of Projects: August-December, 1949
Reports: Status of Projects: January-June, 1950
Reports: Status of Projects: July-December, 1950
Reports: Status of Projects: January-June, 1951
Reports: Status of Projects: July-September, 1951

Box 166

Reports: Status of Projects: October-December, 1951
Reports: Status of Projects: January-March, 1952
Reports: Status of Projects: April-June, 1952
Reports: Status of Projects: July-September, 1952
Reports: Status of Projects: October, 1952-January, 1953
Reports: To National Security Council for Information: General

Box 167

Reports: To National Security Council for Information: Progress Reports
Reports: To the President: Reporting Unit
Reports: To the President: Stockpiling Program
Reports: Senior National Security Council Staff Meetings: General
Reports: Senior National Security Council Staff Meetings: Miscellaneous
Reports: Senior National Security Council Staff Meetings: Point Four
Reports: Souers, Sidney W.: General
Reports: Souers, Sidney W.: "Communist Concepts of War, Pacifism, and Peace"

SUBJECT FILE, 1940-1953: National Security Council - Atomic File, 1945-1952

Box 167

Box 168

Box 169

Box 170

SUBJECT FILE, 1940-1953: National Security Council - Meetings File, 1945-1953

Box 170

Box 171

Box 172

Box 173

Box 174

Box 175

Box 176

Box 177

Box 178

Box 179

Box 180

Box 181

Box 182

Box 183

Meetings - Personnel

SUBJECT FILE, 1940-1953: Supreme Court File, 1945-1947

Box 183

HISTORICAL FILE, 1924-1953: Truman Papers File, 1945-1953

Box 184

General: Memorandum re Historical Files
General: Memorandum re Truman Papers
April, 1945
May-June, 1945
July-August, 1945
September-October, 1945
November-December, 1945
January-February, 1946
March-April, 1946
May-June, 1946
July-August, 1946
September-October, 1946

Box 185

November-December, 1946
January-February, 1947
March-April, 1947
May-June, 1947
July-August, 1947
September-October, 1947
November-December, 1947
January, 1948
February, 1948
March, 1948
April, 1948
May, 1948
June, 1948
July, 1948

Box 186

August, 1948
September, 1948
October, 1948
November-December, 1948
January-February, 1949
March-April, 1949
May-June, 1949
July-August, 1949
September-October, 1949
November-December, 1949
January-February, 1950
March-April, 1950
May-June, 1950

Box 187

July-August, 1950
September-October, 1950
November-December, 1950
January-February, 1951
March-April, 1951
May-June, 1951
July-August, 1951
September-October, 1951
November-December, 1951
January-February, 1952
March-April, 1952
May-June, 1952

Box 188

July-August, 1952
September, 1952
October 1-15, 1952
October 16-31, 1952
November-December, 1952
January, 1953

HISTORICAL FILE, 1924-1953: Topics File, 1945-1953

Box 188

Atomic Bomb - 1945
Atomic Bomb - War Department
Atomic Energy
Cabinet - Presidential
Censorship, Office of
China
Civil Defense
Civil Rights - FEPC

Box 189

Combined Boards
Conferences - M. Bidault, 1945
Congress, Message to, September 6, 1945
Congress, State of the Union Messages
DeGaulle, Charles
Economic Stabilization - Defense Production Act of 1950
Economic Stabilization - Economic Stabilization Program, 1945-1953 [1 of 2]
Economic Stabilization - Economic Stabilization Program, 1945-1953 [2 of 2]
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
First Days in Office
Food - Food Crisis, 1945-1948
Foreign Policy: Bipartisan Policy

Box 190

Foreign Policy: Disarmament
Foreign Policy: European Recovery Program
Foreign Policy: Greek-Turkish Aid Program - Truman Doctrine
Foreign Policy: Mutual Aid and Defense Program - NATO
Germany - Postwar
Germany - Surrender, May 8, 1945
Greece
Health and Medical Program
Hopkins - Davies Moscow Mission - 1945
Immigration and Naturalization
Internal Revenue and Justice Department Investigations
International Trusteeships
Iraq
Japanese Surrender - August 14, 1945

Box 191

Korea and the Korean War
Lend-Lease
Marshall, George C.
Miscellaneous - May, June, July, 1945
Molotov Conferences - 1945
Netherlands
Potsdam Conference - 1945
Philippines
Poland - 1945
Refugees, War
Reorganization, Government, 1945-1952
Reparations - Edwin Pauley, 1945
Selective Service
Social Security
Supreme Court - 1945
Surplus Property
Syria, 1945

Box 192

Taylor, Myron C.
Trade, Foreign - Reciprocal
United Nations
Universal Military Training
War Information, Office of

HISTORICAL FILE, 1924-1953: Presidential Addresses, Letters, and Messages File, 1950-1953

Box 192

1950: September 1: Radio Address on Korea
1950: November 4: Kiel Auditorium, St. Louis, Missouri
1950: December 5: White House Conference on Children and Youth
1951: April 26: Extension of Defense Production Act - drafts
1951: June 14: Anti-inflation Speech Broadcast
1951: July 28: Drafts of Detroit, Michigan Speech
1951: August [7 and 9]: Letters Concerning U. N. Contributions
1951: August 14: American Legion, Washington, D. C.
1951: August 15: National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week - draft

Box 193

1951: August 23: Drafts of Message on Strengthening Defense Production Legislation
1951: September 4: Democratic Party Luncheon, San Francisco, California
1951: September 14: Letter of Greeting to AFL Convention - San Francisco, California
1951: September 14: Letter of Greeting to International Union of Electrical Workers
1951: September 17: National Association of Postmasters, Washington, D. C.
1951: September 17: Sealing of Constitution and Declaration of Independence, Washington, D. C.
1951: September 20: Gift of Italian Horses
1951: September 26: Pilgrimage of American Churchmen
1951: September 27: Disclosure of Incomes of Public Officials
1951: September 27: Democratic Women's Day
1951: September 30: Community Chest Speech
1951: October 12: Letter to American Legion Convention
1951: October 13: Letter to Vice President Concerning Supplemental Appropriation for the Federal Trade Commission
1951: October [15]: Wake Forest, North Carolina - drafts
1951: October 26: Dedication of Gompers' Square
1951: October 27: Letter to National Association of Independent Tire Dealers
1951: November 1: Letter of Greeting to CIO National Convention
1951: November [5]: Women in the Armed Forces speech - drafts
1951: November [7]: Fireside Chat on Disarmament - drafts
1952: State of the Union Message [1 of 3]

Box 194

1952: State of the Union Message [2 of 3]
1952: State of the Union Message [3 of 3]
1952: January 16: Economic Message and Report
1952: January 28: Message on the St. Lawrence Waterway
1952: February 11: Defense Production Act Message
1952: February 29: Letter Concerning UNICEF Contribution
1952: March 6: Message on the Mutual Security Program [1 of 2]

Box 195

1952: March 6: Message on the Mutual Security Program [2 of 2]
1952: March 8: Letter to the National Farmers Union
1952: March 15: Columbia Scholastic Press Association
1952: March 29: Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner
1952: April 4: Acceptance of Carillon from the Netherlands
1952: April 4: NATO Treaty Speech
1952: April 8: Point Four - Read by Secretary Dean Acheson
1952: April 8: Steel Strike - Radio Address
1952: April 8: Steel Strike - Message, Speech, Drafts, and Related Material
1952: April [18]: AMVETS Speech - drafts
1952: April 24: First Annual Report of Federal Civil Defense Administration
1952: April 25: Letter to Senator Kenneth McKellar on the Need for Restoring Flood Control Funds
1952: May 2: Civil Service Speech - drafts
1952: May 15: Agriculture Honor Awards Speech
1952: May 17: Americans for Democratic Action
1952: May 17: Americans for Democratic Action - drafts
1952: May 20: United States Military Academy
1952: May 20: United States Military Academy - drafts
1952: May 21: Veterans Administration Voluntary Services Speech

Box 196

1952: May 29: Tidelands Oil Veto
1952: June 7: Reunion of the 35th Division, Springfield, Missouri
1952: June 7: Reunion of the 35th Division, Springfield, Missouri - drafts
1952: June 13: Howard University Commencement
1952: June 13: Howard University Commencement - drafts
1952: June 14: Keel Laying, U. S. S. Nautilus, Groton, Connecticut
1952: June 14: Keel Laying, U. S. S. Nautilus, Groton, Connecticut - drafts
1952: July 2: Bull Shoals Dam, Arkansas
1952: July [13]: Letter to Public Advisory Board for Mutual Security - drafts
1952: July [15]: Statement on Signing Supplemental Appropriation Bill of 1953
1952: July [26]: Democratic National Convention Address
1952: September 1: Labor Day Speech, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
1952: September 2: Parkersburg, West Virginia
1952: September [4]: Physically Handicapped Speech Drafts
1952: September 13: Letter of Greeting to AFL Convention
1952: September 27: Community Chest Speech - drafts
1952: September: Speech Drafts - General
1952: September: West Coast Trip - Speech Drafts

Box 197

1952: October: Speech Drafts - General
1952: October: Midwest Trip - Speech Drafts
1952: October: New England Trip - Speech Drafts
1952: October: New Jersey-Pennsylvania Trip - Speech Drafts
1952: December 16: Alumni Association, Industrial College of the Armed Forces
1952: December 19: National War College
1953: January 2: Budget Message to Congress - draft

HISTORICAL FILE, 1924-1953: Pre-Presidential File, 1924-1951

Box 197

Personal: Masonic - Records and Papers, 1924-1944
Personal: Military Record of Harry S. Truman, 1932-1934
Personal: Otis, M. E.
Personal: Truman-Jacobson Affairs

Box 198

Personal: Truman-Roosevelt Correspondence
County Judge: Addresses of Harry S. Truman, 1929-1933
County Judge: Boxley, Fred A.
County Judge: Jackson County Courthouse - Charles Keck Contract
County Judge: Kansas City Flood Control
County Judge: List of County Employees by Township
County Judge: Maps
County Judge: Reports
United States Senator: Appropriations, Requests for
United States Senator: Election, United States Senate, 1934
United States Senator: Federal Communications Commission - Application of WHB Broadcasting Company
United States Senator: Federal Communications Commission - Radio Intelligence Division

Box 199

United States Senator: Freight Forwarders - Interstate Commerce Commission Committee [1 of 2]
United States Senator: Freight Forwarders - Interstate Commerce Commission Committee [2 of 2]
United States Senator: Grimble, Clifton
United States Senator: Latin America and the Caribbean - United States Government Expenditures and Commitments
United States Senator: Lowe, Frank E.
United States Senator: Midwest Defense Conference
United States Senator: Military Affairs: Hearings Before Committee on - House of Representatives
United States Senator: Military Affairs: Hearings Before Subcommittee on - House of Representatives
United States Senator: Military Affairs: Hearings Before War Contracts Subcommittee on - Senate
United States Senator: National Wool Marketing Corporation - Annual Report
United States Senator: Petroleum - Report on United States Inland Petroleum Transportation - 1943

Box 200

United States Senator: "Postwar Problems of the Aircraft Industry" by Melvin A. Brenner
United States Senator: Publications
United States Senator: Reelection - United States Senate - 1940
United States Senator: Senate Correspondence: 1940
United States Senator: Senate Correspondence: January-April, 1941
United States Senator: Senate Correspondence: May, 1941
United States Senator: Senate Correspondence: June, 1941
United States Senator: Senate Correspondence: July, 1941
United States Senator: Senate Correspondence: 1943
United States Senator: Senate Correspondence: 1944
United States Senator: Voting Record of Harry S. Truman - 74th-76th Congresses
United States Senator: Winn-Senter Construction Company - Brochure

KOREAN WAR FILE, 1946-1953

Box 201

FRANK E. LOWE FILE 1947-1952

Box 202

Correspondence, 1947-1952 [1 of 3]
Correspondence, 1947-1952 [2 of 3]
Correspondence, 1947-1952 [3 of 3]
Miscellaneous Documents [Intelligence Summary, August 1950]
Psychological Warfare [1 of 2]
Psychological Warfare [2 of 2]
Publications
Report of Mission: General [Supply Economy]

Box 203

Report of Mission: Report
Report of Mission: Appendix to personnel report-Tab 1
Report of Mission: Appendix to G-3 operations report-Tab 4
Report of Mission: G-4 Logistics Report-Tab 5
Report of Mission: Appendix to Ordnance Report, Part I-Tab 6
Report of Mission: Appendix to Ordnance Report, Part II-Tab 6
Report of Mission: Appendix to Engineers Report-Tab 7
Report of Mission: Appendix to Signal Report, Part I-Tab 8
Report of Mission: Appendix to Signal Report, Part II-Tab 8
Report of Mission: Appendix to Quartermaster Report-Tab 9
Report of Mission: Appendix to Medical Report-Tab 10
Report of Mission: Appendix to Korean Military Advisory Group Report-Tab 11
Report of Mission: Appendix to First Cavalry Division Report-Tab 12
Report of Mission: Appendix to First Marine Division Report-Tab 13
Report of Mission: Appendix to United States Air Force Report-Tab 14
Report of Mission: Japanese Police Reserve-Tab 15
Report of Mission: Appendix to Okinawa Report-Tab 16

INTELLIGENCE FILE, 1946-1953: Central Intelligence File, 1950-1953

Box 204

Atomic Data
Current Intelligence Bulletin
Daily Korean Summaries: June - August, 1950
Daily Korean Summaries: September - October, 1950
Daily Korean Summaries: November - December, 1950
Daily Korean Summaries: January - February, 1951
Daily Korean Summaries: March - April, 1951
Daily Korean Summaries: May - June, 1951
Daily Korean Summaries: July - August, 1951
Daily Korean Summaries: September - October, 1951

Box 205

Daily Korean Summaries: November - December, 1951
Daily Korean Summaries: January - February, 1952
Daily Korean Summaries: March - April, 1952
Daily Korean Summaries: May - June, 1952
Daily Korean Summaries: July - August, 1952
Daily Korean Summaries: September - October, 1952
Daily Korean Summaries: November, 1952 - January, 1953
Memoranda, 1945-1948
Memoranda, 1949

Box 206

Memoranda, 1950-1952
Situation Summaries [1 of 2]
Situation Summaries [2 of 2]

INTELLIGENCE FILE, 1946-1953: Central Intelligence Reports File, 1946-1953

Box 206

Central Intelligence Agency: RE Reports
Central Intelligence Agency: RR Reports
Central Intelligence Agency: SI Reports
Central Intelligence Group [and Central Intelligence Agency, 1946, 1948-1950] [1 of 2]
Central Intelligence Group [and Central Intelligence Agency, 1946, 1948-1950] [2 of 2]
Central Intelligence Reports
Foreign Radio Comments: January - April, 1949
Foreign Radio Comments: May - August, 1949
Foreign Radio Comments: September - December, 1949
Foreign Radio Comments: January - April, 1950
Foreign Radio Comments: June, 1950
Foreign Radio Comments: July - August, 1950
Foreign Radio Comments: September - October, 1950

Box 207

Foreign Radio Comments: November - December, 1950
Foreign Radio Comments: January - February, 1951
Foreign Radio Comments: March - May, 1951
Foreign Radio Comments: June - September, 1951
Foreign Radio Comments: October - November, 1951
Foreign Radio Comments: January - March, 1952
Foreign Radio Comments: April - July, 1952
Foreign Radio Comments: October, 1952 - January, 1953
"M" Reports [Map and Geographical Intelligence]
National Intelligence Estimates: 1-6 [November 3, 1950 - April 5, 1951]
National Intelligence Estimates: 7-20 [7, 9-12, 14, 15, 17-20: November 21, 1951 - April 20, 1951]
National Intelligence Estimates: 21-26 [21, 23-26: January 22, 1951 - December 11, 1952]
National Intelligence Estimates: 27-34 [27, 29, 31-34: March 20, 1951 - January 4, 1952]
National Intelligence Estimates: 35-43 [35, 36, 41-43: August 1, 1951 - October 20, 1952]
National Intelligence Estimates: 44-52 [44, 46-50, 52: October 15, 1951 - October 31, 1952]

Box 208

Box 209

Box 210

Box 211

O. S. I. - Situation Reports
Situation Reports: 1-3 [2-3; c. 1947]
Situation Reports: 4-5 [August 15, 1947; September 1, 1947]
Situation Reports: 6 [August 1, 1947]
Situation Reports: 7 [April 6, 1949]
Situation Reports: 8 [November 1947]
Situation Reports: 8 - Map Supplement
Situation Reports: 9-10 [September 1, 1947; March 1948]
Situation Reports: 11 [November 15, 1948]
Situation Reports: 12-13 [September 27, 1949; October 5, 1949]

Box 212

Situation Reports: 14-15 [January-June, 1948]
Situation Reports: 16-17 [May-November, 1948]
Situation Reports: 18-19 [November 16, 1948; January 24, 1951]
Situation Reports: 20 [December 9, 1949]
Situation Reports: 21 [September 16, 1948]
Situation Reports: 25 [December 7, 1949]
Situation Reports: 26, 28 [March 1948; February 4, 1949]
Situation Reports: 29 [December 23, 1948]
Situation Reports: 30-31 [October 13, 1949; March 17, 1950]
Situation Reports: 32, 36 [October 21, 1948; November 28, 1950]

Box 213

Situation Reports: 38 [September 14, 1948]
Situation Reports: 46, 48 [April 1, 1949; July 27, 1950]
Situation Reports: 49 [May 5, 1950]
Situation Reports: 53, 61 [February 20, 1950; July 24, 1950]
Special Estimate Reports: 1-9 [January 11-August 6, 1951]
Special Estimate Reports: 10-18 [10, 11, 14-18: September 15-November 8, 1951]
Special Estimate Reports: 21-35 [21-25, 28, 29, 31, 32, 35: January 24, 1952-January 2, 1953]
Special Evaluation Reports [40-41: July 29-August 14, 1950]

INTELLIGENCE FILE, 1946-1953: Army Intelligence - Korea File, 1950-1953

Box 213

Situation Reports: 1-15 [June 29-July 12, 1950]
Situation Reports: 16-30 [July 13-27, 1950]
Situation Reports: 31-45 [July 28-August 11, 1950]

Box 214

Situation Reports: 46-60 [46-52, 54-60: August 12-26, 1950]
Situation Reports: 61-75 [August 27-September 10, 1950]
Situation Reports: 76-90 [September 11-25, 1950]
Situation Reports: 91-105 [91-94, 96-105: September 26-October 10, 1950]
Situation Reports: 106-120 [October 11-25, 1950]
Situation Reports: 121-135 [October 26-November 15, 1950]
Situation Reports: 136-150 [November 16-December 7, 1950]

Box 215

Situation Reports: 151-165 [December 8-29, 1950]
Situation Reports: 166-180 [January 2-22, 1951]
Situation Reports: 181-195 [January 23-February 12, 1951]
Situation Reports: 196-210 [February 13-March 6, 1951]
Situation Reports: 211-225 [211-213, 215-225: March 7-27, 1951]
Situation Reports: 226-240 [March 28-April 17, 1951]
Situation Reports: 241-255 [April 18-May 8, 1951]
Situation Reports: 256-270 [256-261, 263-270: May 9-29, 1951]

Box 216

Situation Reports: 271-285 [May 31-June 20, 1951]
Situation Reports: 286-300 [June 21-July 12, 1951]
Situation Reports: 301-315 [July 13-August 2, 1951]
Situation Reports: 316-330 [August 3-23, 1951]
Situation Reports: 331-345 [August 24-September 14, 1951]
Situation Reports: 346-360 [September 17-October 5, 1951]
Situation Reports: 361-375 [October 8-26, 1951]
Situation Reports: 376-390 [October 29-November 19, 1951]

Box 217

Situation Reports: 391-405 [319-394, 396-405: November 20-December 11, 1951]
Situation Reports: 406-420 [December 12, 1951-January 2, 1952]
Situation Reports: 421-435 [January 3-22, 1952]
Situation Reports: 436-450 [January 23-February 12, 1952]
Situation Reports: 451-465 [February 13-March 5, 1952]
Situation Reports: 466-480 [March 6-26, 1952]
Situation Reports: 481-495 [481-488, 490-495: March 27-May 1, 1952]
Situation Reports: 496-510 [May 5-June 23, 1952]

Box 218

Situation Reports: 513-525 [513-516, 518-525: July 3-August 14, 1952]
Situation Reports: 526-540 [August 18-October 6, 1952]
Situation Reports: 541-555 [October 9-November 26, 1952]
Situation Reports: 556-569 [December 1, 1952-January 15, 1953]

INTELLIGENCE FILE, 1946-1953: Publications File, 1946-1950

Box 218

Booklets and Reports [1 of 2]
Booklets and Reports [2 of 2]

MR. PRESIDENT FILE, 1951-1953

Box 219

Acknowledgement of Books
Correspondence
Drafts [1 of 2]
Drafts [2 of 2]
Farrar, Straus, and Young
Interviews
List of Autographed Numbered Copies
List of Autographed Numbered Copies - Alphabetical

Box 220

List of Autographed Unnumbered Copies
Miscellaneous Material [press releases]
Newspaper Clippings concerning Mr. President
Page Proof - Mr. President
Reader's Digest
Receipts
Truman, Harry S. - Longhand Notes - typewritten copies
Wagg, Alfred

LIST OF CORRESPONDENCE FILE, 1946-1952

Box 221

Correspondence Sent to Matthew J. Connelly: 1946-1950
Correspondence Sent to Matthew J. Connelly: 1951-1952
Correspondence Sent to Donald S. Dawson, 1949-1951
Correspondence Sent to White House Central Files: 1946-1947
Correspondence Sent to White House Central Files: 1948-1949
Correspondence Sent to White House Central Files: 1950-1951
Correspondence Sent to White House Central Files: 1952

ADDRESS BOOKS FILE, 1948-1954

Box 221

Address Book: A-Mc
Address Book: M-Z
Address Book [Post-Presidential]

CONGRESSIONAL HEARINGS FILE, 1951-1952

Box 222

Internal Revenue Investigation, Subcommittee of the Committee on Ways and Means, House of Representatives, Part IV, March-May, 1952
McCarthy-Benton Senate Investigation [1 of 2]
McCarthy-Benton Senate Investigation [2 of 2]
Subcommittee on Privileges and Elections of the Committee on Rules and Administration, United States Senate, Hearings, Part I, December 9, 1952
Reconstruction Finance Corporation - Committee on Banking and Currency, United States Senate: February 21, 1951
Reconstruction Finance Corporation - Committee on Banking and Currency, United States Senate: February 22, 1951

Box 223

Reconstruction Finance Corporation - Committee on Banking and Currency, United States Senate: February 23, 1951
Reconstruction Finance Corporation - Committee on Banking and Currency, United States Senate: February 26, 1951
Reconstruction Finance Corporation - Committee on Banking and Currency, United States Senate: February 27, 1951
Reconstruction Finance Corporation - Committee on Banking and Currency, United States Senate: March 1, 1951
Reconstruction Finance Corporation - Committee on Banking and Currency, United States Senate: March 2, 1951

Box 224

Reconstruction Finance Corporation - Committee on Banking and Currency, United States Senate: March 5, 1951
Reconstruction Finance Corporation - Committee on Banking and Currency, United States Senate: March 7, 1951
Reconstruction Finance Corporation - Committee on Banking and Currency, United States Senate: March 8, 1951
Reconstruction Finance Corporation - Committee on Banking and Currency, United States Senate: March 12, 1951
Reconstruction Finance Corporation - Committee on Banking and Currency, United States Senate: March 19, 1951
Reconstruction Finance Corporation - Committee on Banking and Currency, United States Senate: March 28, 1951

POLITICAL CAMPAIGN MATERIAL FILE, 1944-1952: Dwight D. Eisenhower’s 1952 Presidential Campaign Speeches and Statements, 1952

Box 225

Campaign Chronology
Campaign Statements of Dwight D. Eisenhower – Reference Index
Chronological: July 11-September 14
Chronological: September 15-22
Chronological: September 23-October 2
Chronological: October 3-7
Chronological: October 8-10
Chronological: October 11-20
Chronological: October 20-24
Chronological: October 25-29
Chronological: October 30-December 14

POLITICAL CAMPAIGN MATERIAL FILE, 1944-1952: Miscellaneous [Campaign Research], 1944-1952

Box 225

Election Charts for 1944-1950 Compiled by Louis Bean
Federal Corrupt Practices and Political Activities
Material Relating to 1952 Election and Aftermath

Box 226

Nixon, Richard M. – Data
Voting Record – 80-82nd Congresses

DIARIES FILE, 1947-1953

Box 226

MISCELLANEOUS FILE, 1943-1953

Box 227

Catalogue of the President's Speech Broadcasts
Eighth Air Force: Strategic and Tactical Operations, 1943-1945
Lord Beaverbrook Correspondence
Map Service, Eleventh Airborne Division, 1945 [Cross Reference to Oversize File]
Thirty-fifth Division, Thirty-second Annual Reunion, June 6-8, 1952
United States Lines Company Case, 1949-1952 [1 of 3]
United States Lines Company Case, 1949-1952 [2 of 3]
United States Lines Company Case, 1949-1952 [3 of 3]
United States Strategic Air Forces in Europe, February 20-25, 1944

TRUMAN LIBRARY FOUNDATION FILE, 1946-1953

Box 228

Allen, George
Anderson, Clinton P.
Arizona
Articles of Agreement
Buchanan, Thomas C.
California
Correspondence - General
Davis, Blevins
District of Columbia
Evans, Tom
Goldberg, Bernard
Hurja, Emil
Idaho
Illinois
Jobes, Harry C.
Lloyd, David D.
Maryland
Maverick, Maury
Metcalf, K. D.
Missouri
Moore, Vernon
Neild, Edward F.
Nevada
New York
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Sermon, Roger T.
Shannon, Ray
Stephens, A. J.
Tipton, Ernest M.
Ward, Philip H.
Weatherford, Robert P.

CHRONOLOGICAL NAME FILE, 1945-1953

Box 229

"A" ["Ab"-"Ah"
Aandahl, Fred G.
Acheson, Dean G.
Ahern, James T.
Ahlfeldt, Ernie
"Ai" [-"Ap"]
Aiken, George D.
Akin, S. B.
Alexander, Rees, Sr.
Alfange, Dean
Allen, George E.
Allen, Harry B.
Allis, Barney L.
Anderson, Clinton P.
Andrews, W. G.
Angle, A. J.
Annapolis [United States Naval Academy] [empty folder]
"Ar" [-"Ay"]
Arnall, Ellis
Arnold, Henry H.
Arrowsmith, George M.
Arvey, Jacob M.
Austin, Warren R.
Axtell, Enos A.
"B"["Ba"-"Be"]
Baldridge, H. A.
Ball, Joseph H.
Bane, Frank
Bankhead, Tallulah
Barker, John T.
Barkley, Alben W.
Barringer, Lewis T.
Barron, Carter T.
Bartholomew, Harland
Bartle, H. Roe
Bartlett, E. L.
Baruch, Bernard M.
Baska, [Mrs.] Joseph A.
Bay, Charles Ulrick
Becker, Julius W.
Beeman, Mark
Beggs, Lyall T.
Bell, C. Jasper
Bennett, Charles E.
Benson, E. H.
Berle, Adolf A., Jr.
Berle, Adolf A., Sr.
Berryman, C. K.
Bethune, Mary McLeod
Beuder, M. J.
Bevan, Cyril

Box 230

"Bi" [-"Bo"]
Biddle, Francis
Bierwirth, John E.
Biffle, Leslie L.
Billikopf, Jacob
Binns, Walter Pope
Bland, Schuyler Otis
Blair, James T., Jr.
Blaustein, Jacob
Bliss, R. W.
Bloom, Sol
Blue, Robert D.
Boggs, Hale
Boland, James J.
Bolling, Richard
Bonner, John W.
Bonnet, Henri
Bostian, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth V.
Bowers, Claude G.
Bowles, Chester
Bowman, Fred J.
Bowman, Louis N.
Bowman, Welbern
Bowron, Fletcher
Boykin, Frank W.
Boyle, William M., Jr.
"Br" [-"By"]
Bradley, Omar N.
Brandon, W. L.
Brannaman, Roy H.
Brannan, Charles F.
Brant, Irving
Bray, William
Brennan, Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Brewster, Owen
Bridges, Styles
Briggs, Frank P.
Broadhurst, William
Brod, Stephen
Brooks, Overton
Brown, H. W.
Brown, Perry
Brown, Prentiss M.
Browne, Charles H., Sr.
Browning, Gordon
Bruce, James
Buchanan, Frank
Buckley, Tom
Buford, Anthony A.
Bullard, Jack
Bundschu, Henry A.
Bunker, Ellsworth
Burdge, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L.
Burdick, Usher L.
Burrus, Rufus
Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Harold H.
Busch, August A., Jr.
Bush, Vannevar
Bushman, Adrian L.

Box 231

Butler, Hugh
Butler, Robert
Butterfield, Chauncey G.
Buxton, John E.
Byrnes, James F.
"C" ["Ca"-"Ch"]
Caffrey, James J.
Cain, Harry P.
Caldwell, Millard F.
Calhoun, Galloway
Campbell, Thomas D.
Canaday, Ward M.
Canfield, Gordon
Canfil, Fred A.
Cannon, Clarence
Capper, Arthur
Capps, Ernest L.
Capps, J. L.
Carpenter, Marion A.
Carson, George C.
Carter, Amon
Carter, John Franklin
Celler, Emanuel
Chandler, William P.
Chapman, Oscar
Chavez, Dennis
Chelf, Frank L.
Cherry, R. Gregg
Chiles, Mrs. H. C.
Chow, Albert
Christopher, George H.
Churchill, Sarah
Churchill, Winston S.
"Ci" [-"Co"]
Clapp, Gordon R.
Clark, Bennett Champ
Clark, John D.
Clark, Tom C.
Clarke, Gilmore D.
Clason, G. A.
Claudy, Carl H.
Clayton, William L.
Clements, Earle C.
Clements, H. M.
Clifford, Clark M.
Coers, Morris
Coffey, Martin V.
Colgan, F. R.
Colgan, Mrs. R. C.
Collet, John Caskie
Collins, A. Loyd
Collins, J. Lawton
Combs, George Hamilton
Compton, Karl T.
Condon, Edward V.

Box 232

Conger, A. B.
Connally, Tom
Connelly, Matthew C.
Conran, James V.
Cook, H. E.
Cook, Oscar T.
Cooke, James Francis
Cooper, Armwell L.
Corrigan, Frank P.
Corry, Edgar C., Jr.
Costolow, Tom
Cowan, Raymond G.
Cowan, Ruth
Cowen, Myron Melvin
Cowles, Edward Spencer
Cox, E. E.
Cox, James M.
Coy, Wayne
"Cr" [-"Cu"]
Crane, John M.
Crim, Howell G.
Criss, Dr. and Mrs. C. C.
Crook, Thurman C.
Crotty, William L.
Crum, Bartley C.
Crum, Bartley C.
"D" [-"De"]
D’Alesandro, Thomas, Jr.
Dallman, V. Y.
Daniels, Jonathan
Daniels, Josephus
Darden, Colgate
Darst, Joseph M.
Davies, John C.
Davies, Joseph E.
Davis, Clifford
Davis, Mrs. Dwight
Davis, Frank
Dawson, Donald S.
Deal, H. B.
Decker, Clarence V.
Delaney, Edward K.
Delano, William A.
Delgado, Francisco A.
Denfeld, Louis E.
Dennison, Robert L.
Denny, Charles R.
Denslow, Raymond V.
Detling, Cleary M.
De Witt, James
"Di" [-"Do"]
Dickmann, Bernard F.
Dickson, Lee
Dill, Clarence C.
Dingell, John D.
Disney Wesley E.
Dockweiler, Henry I.

Box 233

Dodds, Harold W.
Doherty, J. J.
Donaldson, Jesse M.
Donnelly, Eugene P.
Donnelly, Phil M.
Donnelly, Walter J.
Dougherty, D. J. Cardinal
Dougherty, Richard E.
Doughton, Robert L.
Douglas, Donald W.
Douglas, Helen Gahagan
Douglas, Lewis W.
Douglas, Paul H.
Douglas, William O.
Downey, G. C.
Downey, Sheridan
Doyle, Clyde
Doyle, Michael Francis
"Dr" [-"Dy"]
Driscoll, Alfred E.
Dubinsky, David
Dubord, F. Harold
Ducournou, J. A.
Dudley, Henry H.
Duffy, F. Ryan
Dulles, John Foster
Duncan, Richard M.
Du Pre, Grace Annette
"E" ["Ea"-"Ed"]
Earle, George H.
Early, Stephen T.
Easley, Harry
Eastland, James O.
Eaton, Cyrus S.
Eccles, Marriner S.
Edwards, India
Egan, Edward E.
"Ei" [-"Ep"]
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
Ellis, Clyde T.
Elsey, George
Elson, Edward L. R.
Ely, Gertrude
"Er" [-"Ew"]
Ernst, Morris L.
Evans, E. A.
Evans, Tom L.
Evins, Joe L.
Ewing, Morris E.
Ewing, Oscar R.
Eyssell, G. S.
"F" ["Fa"-"Fe"]
Fahey, John H.
Fairbanks, Douglas, Jr.
Fallon, George H.
Farley, James A.
Felker, Edward P.
"Fi" [-"Fo"]
Finletter, Thomas K.
Finley, David E.

Box 234

Finnegan, James P.
Fitzpatrick, Paul E.
Fleming, Philip B.
Fleming, Robert V.
Flynn, Edward J.
Foley, Raymond M.
Folger, John H.
Folsom, Frank M.
Folsom, James E.
Forrestal, James V.
Forsyth, Bruce D.
Foskett, James H.
Foster, William C.
"Fr" [-"Fu"]
Francisco, William
Frankfurter, Felix
Freeman, Douglas Southall
Fulton, Hugh
"G" ["Ga"-"Ge"]
Gallegos, Romulo
Gardner, O. Max
Garner, John Nance
Gaston, Herbert E.
Gates, G. Walter
Geist, Mr. and Mrs. Irving
Gentry, Alonzo H.
George, Walter F.
Gerard, James W.
"Gi" [-"Go"]
Gillette, Guy M.
Glenn, C. Leslie
Godwin, Earl
Goodwin, Clarence N.
Goss, A. S.
"Gr" [-"Gu"]
Grady, Henry
Graffis, Herb
Graham, Frank P.
Graham, J. W.
Graham, Wallace
Grant, U. S. III
Gray, Carl R., Jr.
Gray, Gordon
Green, W. Cooper
Green, William
Greensfelder, Albert P.
Grew, Joseph C.
Griffis, Stanton
Griffith, Paul H.
Griswold, Dwight
Grover, Wayne C.
Gruening, Ernest
Guffey, Joseph F.
Guilfoyle, J. D.
Gurney, Chan

Box 235

"H" ["Ha"-"He"]
Hague, Frank
Hall, Ella
Hannegan, Robert E.
Hannegan, Mrs. Robert E.
Harl, Maple T.
Harper, Roy W.
Harriman, Mrs. J. Borden
Harriman, William Averell
Harris, Brown
Harris, Frederick B.
Hart, D. C. M.
Hassett, William D.
Hastie, William H.
Hatch, Carl A.
Hatten, Amos D.
Hawes, Harry B.
Hawkes, Albert W.
Hayden, Carl
Hayes, Patrick
Healey, Joseph F.
Helis, William G.
Helm, Neil W.
Henderson, Loy W.
Hendren, John H.
Hennock, Frieda B.
Hershey, Lewis B.
Herzog, Paul M.
"Hi" [-"Ho"]
Hickenlooper, Bourke B.
Hildreth, Melvin D.
Hill, Arthur M.
Hill, Lister
Hilldring, John
Hillman, William
Hinde, Edgar G.
Hise, Harley
Hodges, Frank
Hoey, Clyde R.
Hoffman, Paul G.
Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Holland, Lou E.
Holloway, J. L., Jr.
Holman, Rufus C.
Holt, Hamilton
Holt, Wallace G., Sr.
Hoover, Calvin
Hoover, Herbert
Hoover, J. Edgar
Hornbuckle, Mrs. Roy D.

Box 236

Housholder, Vic H.
"Hr" ["Hu"-"Hy"]
Hull, Mr. and Mrs. Cordell
Humphrey, Hubert H.
Hunt, Lester C.
Hurja, Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Hurley, Patrick J.
Huselton, Howard E.
"I" ["Id"-"Is"]
Ickes, Harold L.
"Ij" [-"Ip"]
"Ir" [-"Iv"]
"J" ["Ja"-"Je"]
Jackson, N. D.
Jackson, Robert H.
Jackson, Samuel D.
Jacobs, Andrew
Jacobson, Edward
Jarman, Pete
Jarrell, Sanford
Jessel, George
Jester, Beauford H.
"Ji" [-"Jo"]
Jobes, Mr. and Mrs. Harry C.
Joffee, Jerome M.
Johnson, C. Oscar
Johnson, Clifford R.
Johnson, Edwin C.
Johnson, Gus H.
Johnson, Jed
Johnson, J. M. ["Battleship"]
Johnson, Keen
Johnson, Leo H.
Johnson, Louis
Johnson, Lyndon B.
Johnson, Melvin M.
Johnson, Robert L.
Johnson, Robert W.
Johnston, Eric
Johnston, James P.
Johnston, Olin D.
Jones, Jesse H.
Jones, Marvin
Jones, Renick
Jordan, Gordon B.
Joseph, Bertha C.
"Jr" [-"Ju"]
"K" ["Ka"-"Ki"]
Kaltenborn, H. V.
Karsten, Frank M.
Kaufmann, A. P.
Kaufmann, Edmund I.
Keck, Charles
Kee, John
Keech, Richmond B.
Keenan, Joseph B.
Kefauver, Estes
Kelley, Augustine B.
Kellstadt, Charles H.

Box 237

Bowles, Chester
Kelly, D. G.
Kelly, Edward J.
Kemp, William E.
Kennedy, John A.
Kennedy, John F.
Kent, Fred I.
Kerr, Robert S.
Ketchum, Omar B.
Keyserling, Leon H.
"Ki" [-"Ko"]
Kilgore, Harley M.
Killion, George
Kimball, Dan A.
Kindler, Hans
King, E. A.
King, W. L. Mackenzie
Kinney, Michael
Kirwan, Michael J.
Kleeman, William
Klein, Arthur G.
Klutznick, Philip M.
Knous, Lee
Knowland, William F.
Knudson, James K.
"Kr" [-"Ku"]
Kroll, Jack
Krug, Julius A.
Kyle, Edwin J.
"L" ["La"-"Lh"]
LaFollette, Charles M.
LaGuardia, Fiorello
Lambert, Bruce E.
Lamkin, Dr. and Mrs. Uel W.
Land, Frank S.
Landon, Alfred M.
Landry, Robert
Lane, William Preston, Jr.
Lang, Chester
Lang, Fred N.
Lang, Harold F.
Langer, William
Langsdale, Clifford
Lanham, Henderson
Larson, Jess
Latham, Henry J.
Latshaw, John
Laughlin, P. E.
Lausche, Frank J.
Lawrence, David
Lawton, Frederick J.
Lea, Clarence F.
Leahy, William D.
Lee, Bert S.
Lee, Frank H.
Lehman, Herbert H.
Leigh, Verne C.
Leith, Milton B.
Leonard, David W.
Lesinski, John
Leslie, Grey
Levand, M. M.
Levy, Mort
Lewis, Clyde A.
Lewis, Martin
"Li" [-"Lo"]
Lilienthal, David E.
Lincoln, Murray D.

Box 238

Lipic, Sylvester G.
Littlejohn, Robert M.
Lloyd, David D.
Locke, Edwin A.
Lockhart, Harold A.
Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr.
Lodge, John Davis
Long, Carl K.
Long, Paul M.
Lorenzen, A. F.
Lovett, Robert A.
Lowe, Frank E.
Lowenthal, Max
"Lr" [-"Ly"]
Lubin, Isador
Lucas, Scott W.
Luckman, Charles
Lynn, David
"Mc" ["McA"-McL"]
MacArthur, Douglas
MacBoyle, Mrs. Glen
MacKinnon, George
MacMorris, Daniel
McCabe, Thomas B.
McCahey, James B.
McCarran, Pat
McCasland, Carl W.
McClellan, John L.
McCloy, John J.
McCormack, John W.
McCraw, Doyle C.
McDaniel, Mrs. E. A.
McDonald, Harry A.
McDonald, James G.
McFarland, Ernest W.
McGee, Joseph J.
McGee, Thomas
McGill, George
McGranery, James P.
McGrath, J. Howard
McGregor, W. B.
McGuire, John A.
"McI" [-"McQ"]
McIntire, Ross T.
McKellar, Kenneth
McKim, Edward D.
McKinney, Frank E.
McLean, Robert
McMahon, Brien
McMath, Sid
McNicholas, John T.
"McR" ["McS"-"McW"]
"M" ["Ma"-"Me"]

Box 239

Maas, Melvin J.
Magnuson, Warren G.
Mahon, George
Major, Joseph F.
Major, J. W.
Makin, Norman
Malmfeldt, Ted
Malone, Dudley Field
Malone, George W.
Manheimer, Benjamin P.
Mansfield, Mike
Marin, Luis Munoz
Markel, Lester
Marks, Theodore
Marks, Thomas R.
Marquis, George C.
Marsden, Mrs. Peter Joseph
Marshall, George C.
Martin, C. I.
Martin, Edward
Martin, Harry
Martin, Joseph W.
Martin, Thomas E.
Martin, W. W.
Marvin, Cloyd H.
Marx, Groucho
Mason, Lowell B.
Matthews, Francis P.
Maverick, Maury
Maw, Herbert B.
Maybank, Burnet R.
Maylon, Charles
Meade, Hugh A.
Meeman, Edward J.
Meisburger, Edward P.
Menefee, Walter B.
Merkle, E. J.
Messall, Victor R.
Messersmith, George S.
Mesta, Perle
Metzger, John W.
Meyer, Mrs. Eugene
"Mi" [-"Mo"]
Middlebush, Frederick A.
Millard, Alden S.
Miller, Carroll
Miller, Mrs. Emma Guffey
Miller, John E.
Miller, Jo Zach III
Miller, Watson B.
Mills, George I., Jr.
Milton, Donald
Minton, Sherman
Miravalle, Peter S.
Mitchell, Hugh B.
Monroe, Frank
Monroney, Mike
Moore, A. Harry
Moore, George H.
Moore, Vernon E.
More, Jake
Moreell, Benjamin
Morgan, David H.
Morgan, Harold N.
Morgenthau, Henry, Jr.
Morison, H. Graham
Morris, Edmund E.
Morris, M. E.
Morris, Newbold
Morrison, DeLesseps S.
Morrison, James H.
Morrow, Wright
Morse, Wayne
Morton, W. J.
Moseley, Roy F.
Moser, Guy L.
Mox, W. L.

Box 240

"Mr" [-"My"]
Mullane, John P.
Murdock, John R.
Murphy, Charles S.
Murphy, Frank
Murphy, Fred P.
Murphy, Robert M.
Murphy, Thomas E.
Murray, James E.
Murray, Philip
Murray, Thomas E.
Meyers, Francis J.
Myers, Walter
"N" ["Na"-"Ne"]
Nachtman, Paul
Nacy, Richard R.
Naeter, Fred
Nangle, John J.
Neblett, William
Nee, Daniel M.
Neff, Pat M.
Negbaur, Walter H.
Neild, Edward F.
Nelson, William L., Jr.
"Ni" [-"No"]
Nichols, J. C.
Nickell, Joe
Niles, David K.
Nimitz, Chester W.
Nizer, Louis
Noland, James E.
Noland, Mary Ethel
Noland, Nellie
Norris, J. Frank
Norton, Mary T.
Nourse, Edwin G.
Noyes, David M.
"Nr" [-"Ny"]
"O" ["Oa"-"Og"]
O'Brien, Nelle
O'Connelly, Joseph J., Jr.
O'Connor, Basil
O'Connor, J. F. T.
O'Connor, William
O'Conor, Herbert R.
Odgers, Merle M.
O'Donnell, John A.
O'Dwyer, William
"Oi" [-"Op"]
O'Mahoney, Joseph C.
O'Neal, Edward A.
Oppenheimer, Robert
"Or" [-"Ow"]
Orr, Douglas W.
Osgood, Warren
O'Toole, Donald L.
Overton, Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Oxnam, G. Bromley
"P" ["Pa"-"Ph"]
Pace, Frank Jr.
Page, Arthur
Painter, W. R.
Palmer, C. R.
Palmer, Dwight R. G.
Palmer, R. L.
Palmer, Mrs. W. L. C.

Box 241

Parker, Harry Field
Parker, John J.
Paterson, N. T.
Patman, Wright
Patterson, Richard C., Jr.
Patterson, Robert P.
Patterson, Mrs. Robert P.
Patton, James G.
Pauley, Edwin W.
Pawley, William D.
Payne, Howard
Payton, John
Pearson, J. A., Jr.
Pendergast, Francis G.
Pendergast, James M.
Pepper, Claude
Percintina, Roy
Perkins, Carl D.
Perkins, Frances
Perlman, Philip B.
Perry, Dexter
Peters, Mize
Peterson, Val
Pew, John B.
Pflaum, Irving
Philbin, Philip J.
Phillips, Warren B.
"Pi" [-"Po"]
Pick, Lewis A.
Pinchot, Mrs. Cornelia Bryce
Pinero, Jesus T.
Pittam, J. Thomas
Pittman, Vail
Plumley, Charles A.
Poage, W. R.
Poindexter, H. K.
Poling, Daniel
Potts, Edward W.
Powell, David H.
"Pr" [-"Py"]
Price, Melvin
Priest, Frank T.
Priest, J. Percy
Pruden, Edward H.
"Q" ["Qua"-"Qui"]
"Qui"
"Qur"
"R" ["Ra"-"Rh"]
Radcliffe, George L.
Ramspeck, Robert
Rankin, John E.
Ray, Means
Rayburn, Sam
Reader, Harold L.
Reagan, Franklin E.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Reed, Clyde M.
Rees, Edward H.
Reeves, James M.
Regan, Ken
Reid, Mrs. Ogden
Reily, E. Mont
Reinsch, J. Leonard
Renfrow, Louis H.
Rennebahm, Oscar
Rentzel, D. W.
Reuther, Walter P.
Reynolds, W. E.
"Ri" [-"Ro"]
Ribble, George
Rice, Carl V.
Richards, Alfred N.

Box 242

Richardson, Seth W.
Ricketts, Floyd T.
Ridge, Albert A.
Riley, Franklin Studebaker, Jr.
Riley, Morris G.
Ritchie, William
Ritter, Willis W.
Roberts, E. R.
Roberts, Owen J.
Roberts, Roy A.
Roberts, Samuel E.
Robertson, A. Willis
Robertson, E. V.
Robertson, James M.
Robinson, Elmer E.
Robinson, H. G.
Robinson, Mrs. Joseph T.
Rockefeller, Nelson A.
Rogers, Edith Nourse
Romine, Mr. and Mrs. Robert T.
Roosevelt, Mrs. Franklin D.
Roosevelt, James
Rorex, Samuel
Rosenberg, Anna M.
Rosenblum, Hyman
Rosenman, Samuel I.
Rosenstiel, Lewis S.
Rosenwald, Lessing J.
Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Charles G.
Ross, M. Collier
Ross, Mrs. Nellie Tayloe
Royall, Kenneth C.
"Rr" ["Ru"-"Ry"]
Rucker, Frank W.
Rusk, Howard A.
Russell, Harold
Russell, Richard B.
Ryan, Oswald
Ryder, Oscar B.
Ryle, Walter
"S" ["Sa"-"Sh"]
Sabath, A. J.
Sacusa, Guillermo Sevilla
Sachs, Alex F.
Sadowski, George G.
Salisbury, Frank O.
Salisbury, Harry J., Jr.
Saltonstall, Leverett
Sarnoff, David
Saunders, George M.
Sawyer, Charles
Sayre, Francis B.
Schauffler, Edward F.
Schiffeler, Mr. and Mrs. Curt Conrod
Schmidt, Ernest L.
Schmidt, Frederick J.
Schoenberg, Albert
Schoeneman, George J.
Schoeppel, Andrew F.
Schopper, A. F.
Schroeder, J. J.
Schroeder, W. W.
Schwellenbach, [Mr. and Mrs.] Lewis B.
Schwimmer, Harry I.
Scott, Leslie M.
Scott, W. Kerr
Scruton, D. Kelly
Seay, Harry L.
Seidlitz, C. N.
Sermon, Roger T.
Sexton, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W.
Sheehy, Maurice S.
Sheppard, Harry R.

Box 243

Sheppard, James C.
Sherwood, Robert E.
Shields, Leighton
Shields, Paul V.
Shinn, Charles L.
Shishkin, Boris
Short, Dewey
Short, [Mr. and Mrs.] Joseph H.
Shouse, [Mr. and Mrs.] Jouett
Shreve, Earl O.
"Si" [-"Sp"]
Siddons, F. P. H.
Siegmund, Walter F.
Sigler, Kim
Simmons, Robert G.
Simmons, Roger L.
Simpson, H. G.
Sinclair, Upton
Skelly, James W.
Skerry, Leslie M.
Slagle, Walter G.
Slonim, M. J.
Small, J. D.
Smathers, George A.
Smathers, William H.
Smith, A. Clarendon
Smith, A. Douglas, Jr.
Smith, Bryce B.
Smith, Forrest
Smith, George A.
Smith, H. Alexander
Smith, Harold D.
Smith, Louise Grant
Smith, Margaret Chase
Smith, Merriman
Smith, Robert L.
Smith, Walter Bedell
Smoot, I. A.
Snyder, John W.
Solins, Samuel
Sonnett, John F.
Souers, Sidney W.
Southern, William, Jr.
Sowers, Claude E.
Spaatz, Carl
Spann, William M.
Sparkman, John
Spellman, Francis C.
Spence, Brent
Sproul, Robert G.
"Sr" [-"Sz"]
Stainback, Ingram M.
Starnes, Joe
Starr, Louis E.
Stassen, Harold E.
Statler, Hinkle
Steed, Tom
Steelman, John R.
Sterling, George E.
Stettinius, Edward R., Jr.
Stevenson, Adlai E.
Stewart, Mrs. George Earle
Stewart, Russell

Box 244

Stimson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry L.
St. Laurent, Louis
Stone, William B.
Stovall, L. Greene
Straight, Michael
Straus, Michael W.
Straus, Oscar
Strauss, Lewis L.
Strode, Gilbert
Sturdy, Orvis A.
Sturgis, Robert S.
Suddath, J. W.
Sullivan, Gael
Sullivan, John B.
Sullivan, John L.
Summe, A. J.
Summer, Mrs. Grace
Sutton, Pat
Swanson, C. A.
Switzer, Carroll O.
Swofford, Mrs. Jewell W.
Symington, W. Stuart
"T" ["Ta"-"Th"]
Taber, John
Taft, Robert A.
Tamm, Edward A.
Taylor, Glen H.
Taylor, James A.
Taylor, J. E.
Taylor, Maxwell D.
Taylor, Myron C.
Taylor, Paul S.
Taylor, Ralph W.
Taylor, William H.
Teague, Olin E.
Teasley, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Tehan, Robert E.
Thacher, John H.
Thom, William R.
Thomas, Elbert D.
Thomas, Elmer
Thomas, Norman
Thomason, Ewing
Thomasson, J. E.
Thompson, Ernest O.
Thompson, Frank A.
Thompson, Fred A.
Thornton, Raymond E.
Thurman, Samuel
Thurmond, J. Strom
Thurston, Walter
"Ti" [-"To"]
Tiernan, L. Curtis
Tingle, Joseph
Tipton, Ernest M.
Tobey, Charles W.
Tobias, Channing H.
Tobin, Maurice J.
"Tr" [-"Ty"]
Travis, Leslie L.
Trimble, Mrs. Charles H.
Trimble, James W.
Truman, Corbie R.
Truman, Elmer
Truman, Fred
Truman, Harry A.
Truman, [Mr. and Mrs.] J. C.
Truman, J. Vivian
Truman, Louis W.
Truman, [Mr. and Mrs.] Ralph E.
Tuck, William M.
Tucker, Charles
Tugwell, Rexford G.
Tully, Grace G.
Tunnell, James M.
Turner, Irby

Box 245

Turner, J. E.
Turner, Roy J.
Tydings, Millard E.
"U" ["Ua"-"Un"]
"Ui" [-"Un"]
"Ur" [folder empty]
"V" ["Va"-"Ve"]
Vaccaro, Tony
Vaughan, Harry H.
Veatch, N. T.
"Vi" [-"Vo"]
Vinson, Fred M.
"Vr"
"W" ["Wa"-"Wh"]
Wagner, Robert F.
Walker, Frank C.
Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Frank G.
Wallace, Fred
Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. George P.
Wallace, Henry A.
Wallace, Lew
Wallgren, Mon C.
Walsh, David I.
Walsh, Edmund A.
Walsh, Jerome
Ward, Charles A.
Waring, Frank A.
Warner, H. M.
Warren, Earl
Warren, Fletcher
Warren, Fuller
Warren, Henri L.
Warren, Henry
Warren, Lindsay
Washington, George Thomas
Wasielewski, Thaddeus F.
Wassell, Samuel M.
Watkins, Arthur V.
Watson, Mrs. Anna
Watson, Mrs. Edwin M.
Watson, Thomas J.
Wear, Sam
Weatherford, Robert P.
Webb, James E.
Webb, Roy H.
Weizmann, Chaim
Welch, Phil J.
Welch, Richard J.
Wells, Mrs. Elsie K.
Wells, W. Gates
Welsh, George W.
Wenige, Hermann A.
Weston, A. E.
West Point [United States Military Academy]
Whatley, Barney L.
Wheatley, Charles
Wheeler, Burton K.
Wheeler, John N.
Wherry, Kenneth S.
Whitaker, Fred D.
White, Cecil F.
White, Compton I.
White, Edwin C.
White, L. M.
White, R. B.
White, Robert M., II
White, Wallace H., Jr.

Box 246

White, Walter
Whitehair, Francis P.
Whitney, A. F.
Whitney, Cornelius V.
Whitney, H. Leroy
Whittington, William M.
"Wi" [-"Wo"]
Wicker, John J., Jr.
Wickersham, Victor
Wiggins, Archibald L. M.
Wiley, Alexander
Williams, Aubrey
Williams, G. Mennen
Williams, Hermann Warner, Jr.
Williams, John J.
Williams, Wayne C.
Williamson, Hugh P.
Willis, Raymond E.
Wills, Ray
Wilson, A. Reed
Wilson, Charles E.
Wilson, Herbert H.
Wilson, Walter L.
Winant, Mr. and Mrs. John G.
Wise, Stephen S.
Wolf, Arthur W.
Wolff, B.
Woll, Matthew
Wolverton, Charles A.
Wood, Dean
Woodhouse, Chase G.
Woodring, Harry H.
Woodson, Mrs. J. T.
Woodward, Ellen S.
Woodward, Stanley
Wooton, Paul
"Wr" [-"Wu"]
Wright, James L.
Wyatt, Wilson W.
"X" [folder empty]
"Y"
"Z"
Zimmerman, Raymond R.

BIOGRAPHICAL FILES, 1918-1953

Box 247

Addresses and Statements of Harry S. Truman, 1935-1945 – Publication
Autobiographical Sketch
Bundschu, Henry A. – Biography of Harry S. Truman
Castillo, Tito – "Mr. Harry S. Truman, the Man Who Worked the 'Political Miracle'"
Correspondence relating to Harry S. Truman – Biographical
Crane, John M. – Pictorial Biography of Harry S. Truman
Cross Reference Sheet [Photographs of President Truman]
Daniels, Jonathan – Correspondence Relating to The Man From Independence
Genealogy – Truman Family
Information on Truman Biography
Magazine Articles
Masonic Biography of Harry S. Truman
National Old Trails Road Association
Newspaper Clippings
Newspaper – Independence Examiner, April 30, 1951
Planetary Influences – Astrological Report on Harry S. Truman
Presidential Citation – Company E, 17th Armored Engineers Battalion – "Hell on Wheels", June 18, 1945
Stationery – Harry S. Truman: Harry S. Truman, Independence, Missouri
Stationery – Harry S. Truman: U. S. Senator
Stationery – Harry S. Truman: Vice President

Box 248

United States Army: Extension Courses, 1934
United States Army: Notes from U. S. Army Field Message, 1918
United States Senate: Announcement for Reelection, February 4, 1940 [empty folder]
United States Senate: Appointments, April 14, 1937
United States Senate: Postal Franks and Stamps
United States Senate: Telegrams – Copies

MARTHA E. TRUMAN FILE, 1918-1952

Box 248

Centennial Medallion Honoring President Truman’s Mother – 1952
Correspondence re Final Illness, May-June, 1947
Correspondence re Death, 1947-1953
Diplomatic and Foreign Messages re [Martha Truman’s Death], 1947
Memorials – 1947-1949
Radio Broadcasts re [Martha Truman’s Death], July 1947
"Unknown" – Unacknowledged Letters and Cards
White House Cards – Mary Jane Truman List
White House Cards – Official and Foreign

WHITE HOUSE FILE, 1945-1953

Box 249

PERSONAL FILE, 1800-1953

Box 250

"A"
Airplane Data
Alfalfa Club
Allen, George E.
Allis, Barney L.
Articles
Austin, Warren R.
Autographs
Automobiles
Ayers, Eben A.
"B" [1 of 2]
"B" [2 of 2]
Bank Data
Baptist Church – Grandview, Missouri
Barker, John T.
Barkley, Mr. and Mrs. Alben W.
Bennett, Marion
Biffle, Leslie M.

Box 251

Book and Scrapbook Material
Bostian, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth V.
Boyle, William M., Jr.
Brandon, W. L.
Bray, William J.
Brod, Stephen
Bundschu, Henry
Burrus, Rufus
Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Harold H.
Byrnes, James F.
"C"
Canfil, Fred A. [1 of 2]
Canfil, Fred A. [2 of 2]
Carter, Amon
Cartoons
Chavez, Dennis
Chiles, Mrs. Henry Clay
Christmas Holiday
Clark, Bennett C.
Clark, Tom C.

Box 252

Clifford, Clark M.
Clippings, Press [1 of 2]
Clippings, Press [2 of 2]
Club Data
Collet, J. Caskie
Connelly, Matthew J.
Contributions – Harry S. Truman
Curley, James M.
"D"
D Battery: 1949 Presidential Inaugural
D Battery: 379th Field Artillery
D Battery: 35th Division [1 of 2]

Box 253

D Battery: 35th Division [2 of 2]
Daniels, Jonathan
Davies, Joseph E.
Davis, Blevins
Degrees: Baylor University
Degrees: Elon College
Degrees: Fordham University
Degrees: George Washington University
Degrees: List of Degrees Awarded
Degrees: Washington College
Degrees: Westminster College
Degrees: William Jewell College
Degrees: William and Mary College
Desk Files [1 of 3]
Desk Files [2 of 3]
Desk Files [3 of 3]
Douglas, [Mrs.] Lewis W.
Douglas, Paul H.
Duncan, Richard M.
Dupre, Grace Annette
"E"

Box 254

Easley, Harry
Elizabeth II, Queen
Evans, Tom L.
Expense Account – Personal
Expense Postage – White House
"F"
Faris, Edgar "Bud"
Forrestal, James V.
Foskett, James H.
"G"
Garner, John Nance

Box 255

Gavel Data
Geist, Irving
Gifts: General [1 of 2]
Gifts: General [2 of 2]
Gifts: Food Items
Gifts: Foreign
Gifts: Music
Gifts: Periodic Reports of Parcels Received
Gifts: President’s Trip, May 7-16, 1950
Graham, James W.
Graham, Wallace H.
Grandview Church [First Baptist]
"H"
Hannegan, Robert E.
Harper, Roy W.
Harris, Brown

Box 256

Hassett, William D.
Hatch, Carl A.
Hawes, Harry B.
Helm, Neal
Hillman, William
Hinde, Edgar G.
Historical Data
Hitler Papers
Hodges, Frank
Holland, Lou
Housholder, Bill
Housholder, Vic H.
Hurja, Emil
Huselton, Howard E.
"I"
Inaugural Data
Inauguration Data – January 20, 1949
Insurance – Personal

Box 257

"J"
Jackson, Andrew
Jackson County, Missouri
Jackson Day Dinner
Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner – 1951
Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner – 1952
Jefferson, Thomas
Jobes, [Mr. and Mrs.] Harry C.
Johnson, Jed
Juliana, Queen of the Netherlands
"K"
Kirby, William M.
Kirschner, Walter
"L"
Lambert, Bruce

Box 258

Leahy, William D.
Lee, Bert S.
Letters of Credence
Letters: Election Victory, 1948
Letters: President’s Souvenirs [1 of 2]
Letters: President’s Souvenirs [2 of 2]
Letters: Special Envelopes
Lincoln, Abraham
Lists
Lowe, Frank E.
"M"
"Mc"
MacDonald, Jeanette
McGranery, James
McGrath, J. Howard
McKim, Edward D. [1 of 2]

Box 259

McKim, Edward D. [2 of 2]
McKinney, Frank
McLean, Mrs. Evalyn Walsh
Maps [1 of 2]
Maps [2 of 2]
Marks, Ted
Marshall, [Mr. and Mrs.] George C.
Mason, Lowell B.
Masonic: Biographical Data
Masonic: Bradford, James M.
Masonic: Claudy, Carl H.
Masonic: Denslow, Ray V.
Masonic: Foreign Data
Masonic: Johnson, Melvin M.
Masonic: King, Edward A.
Masonic: Land, Frank S.
Masonic: Miscellaneous [1 of 3: Fratneral Correspondence]

Box 260

Masonic: Miscellaneous [2 of 3: Pamphlets, Fratneral Correspondence]
Masonic: Miscellaneous [3 of 3: Pamphlets, Reports]
Masonic: Missouri Lodge of Research Library
Masonic: Reader, Harold L.
Matthews, Francis P.
Maverick, Maury
Medallions
Meisburger, Eddie
Memorial: Presidential
Memorial: Simon Bolivar
Messall, Victor R.
Mesta, Perle S.
Military Data

box 261

Miller Jo Zach, III
Milligan, Maurice M.
Minton, Sherman
Missouri, USS
Morgan, David H. [1 of 2]
Morgan, David H. [2 of 2]
Mox, W. L.
Murphy, Fred P.
Music
Myers, Henry T.
"N"
Nacy, Richard
Navy Day Celebration
Noland, Ethel and Nellie [1 of 2]
Noland, Ethel and Nellie [2 of 2]
Noyes, David M.

Box 262

"O"
Operas
"P"
Patterson, [Mr. and Mrs.] Robert P.
Pauley, Edwin W.
Pendergast, James
Pendergast and Kohn
Peter the Great, Will of
Pictures
Planes, Presidential
Political – Vice-Presidential Nomination, 1944
Pony Express
Pope Pius XII
Pruden, Edward H.
"Q"
Quotations – Jokes
"R"
Reception – Army, Navy, Air Force, May 14, 1952
Recommendations

Box 263

Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Recordings
Reinsch, J. Leonard
Roberts, Lee C.
Roberts, Roy A.
Roosevelt, Eleanor: General [1 of 3]
Roosevelt, Eleanor: General [2 of 3]
Roosevelt, Eleanor: General [3 of 3]
Roosevelt, Eleanor: United Nations Organization
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: Death of
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: Memorial Foundation
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: Papers of
Roosevelt, James
Rosenman, Samuel I.

Box 264

Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. [Truman's Potsdam diary]
"S" [1 of 2]
"S" [2 of 2]
Safe
Saint
Schoeneman, George J.
School of Science
Schwellenbach, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B.
Scott, Dred, Case
Secret Service, United States
Sermon – Pastor Raymond Black
Sermon, Roger T.
Shientag, Florence Perlow
Signatures – President Truman
Smith, Bryce B.
Southern, William, Jr.
Souvenir Data

Box 265

Spellman, Francis Cardinal
Statements, Financial – Bills [1 of 2]
Statements, Financial – Bills [2 of 2]
Stevenson, Adlai, E.: General
Stevenson, Adlai E.: Speech File
Stewart, Mrs. George Earle
Stewart, Russell
Stigall, John
Stiles, Lela
Stimson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry L.
Strickler, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.
Swords, Saudi Arabian
Swofford, Mrs. Jewell W.
Symington, W. Stuart
"T"

Box 266

Television
Tiernan, L. Curtis
Traveling Expenses
Trip Data
Truman, Bess
Truman, Harry S.
Truman, Harry S.: Financial Ledger [2009 accretion] [1 of 2]
Truman, Harry S.: Financial Ledger [2009 accretion] [2 of 2]
Truman, Margaret: General [1 of 2]
Truman, Margaret: General [2 of 2]

Box 267

Truman, Margaret: Clippings
Truman, Margaret: Comments re Concerts
Truman, Margaret: Concerts
Truman, Margaret: Debut Concert
Truman, Margaret: European Trip, 1951
Truman, Margaret: European Trip, 1952
Truman, Margaret: Expense Data
Truman, Margaret: Itinerary

Box 268

Truman, Martha E. – Address List of Condolence Card Senders
"V"
Vaccaro, Tony
Vardaman, James K.
Vaughan, [Mr. and Mrs.] Harry H.
Vinson, Fred M.
Voting
"W"
Wallgren, Mon C.
Wear, Sam
Welch, Phil J.
Weston, A. E.

Box 269

Wheeler, Burton K.
White House Photographers Association
Wilson, Arthur W.
Wilson, Charles E.
Woll, Matthew
Woodring, Harry N.
Woodward, Stanley
"X-Y-Z"

CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR AWARDS FILE, 1945-1952

Box 270

Air Force
Army [A-K]
Army [L-Z]
Marine Corps
Navy

FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE FILE, 1945-1953

Box 271

Colgan, F. R.
Colgan, Murray T.
Colgan, Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
Gates, G. Walter
Hornbuckle, Mrs. Roy D.
Relatives – General
Romine, Mrs. Robert T.
Shipp Family Genealogy
Summer, Grace

Box 272

Truman, Elmer
Truman, Lamoyn
Truman, Louis W.
Truman, Mary Jane [1 of 2]
Truman, Mary Jane [2 of 2]
Truman, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Truman, J. Vivian [1 of 3]
Truman, J. Vivian [2 of 3]

Box 273

Truman, J. Vivian [3 of 3]
Truman, J. Vivian and Family
Walker, Frank C.
Wallace, [Mr. and Mrs.] Frank G.
Wallace, Fred
Wallace, [Mr. and Mrs.] George P.
Wallace, Madge Gates
Wells, w. Gates

LONGHAND NOTES FILE, 1930-1955: County Judge File, 1930-1934

Box 274

LONGHAND NOTES FILE, 1930-1955: Presidential File, 1945-1953

Box 274

Box 275

Box 276

LONGHAND NOTES FILE, 1930-1955: Post-Presidential File, 1953-1955

Box 276

LONGHAND NOTES FILE, 1930-1955: Undated File

Box 276

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SUMMARIES OF CONVERSATIONS FILE, 1945-1948

Box 277

1945: May 8-17
1945: June 1-15
1945: June 17-29
1945: July 2-12
1945: July 13-19
1945: July 20-31
1945: August
1945: September
1945: October

Box 278

1945: November
1945: December 1-11
1945: December 12-31
1946: January 1-18
1946: January 19-31
1946: February 1-15
1946: February 16-28
1946: March

Box 279

1946: April
1946: May
1946: June
1946: July 1-15
1946: July 16-31
1946: August
1946: September 3-15

Box 280

1946: September 16-30
1946: October 1-15
1946: October 16-31
1946: November 1-15
1946: November 16-30
1946: December 1-10
1946: December 11-20
1946: December 21-31

Box 281

1947: January 1-7
1947: January 8-27
1947: February 1-10
1947: February 11-19
1947: March-April
1948: May

ERNEST GRUENING FILE, 1950-1951: General File, 1950-1951

Box 282

FBI Report - "In the Case of Ernest Henry Gruening, Governor, Territory of Alaska, Department of the Interior"
Letter, Robert C. Wysong, American Consul, Merida, Yucatan, Mexico, March 1, 1951
Memo, J. Edgar Hoover, FBI, to James E. Hatcher, Chief, Investigation Division, U. S. Civil Service Commission re Ernest Henry Gruening, December 11, 1950-April 2, 1951
Memo, John R. Steelman to Donald S. Dawson re FBI Report on Ernest Henry Gruening, April 12, 1951

ERNEST GRUENING FILE, 1950-1951: Special Agents Reports, 1950

Box 282

Ahsens, Robert J., St. Louis, Missouri, October 4, 1950
Carlson, George W. H., San Antonio, Texas, October 2, 1950
Condon, Joseph E., Boston, Massachusetts, October 4-November 1, 1950
Davis, Vern F., Portland, Oregon, October 4, 1950
Denton, George H., Houston, Texas, October 3, 1950
Desmond, John F., Anchorage, Alaska, October 31, 1950
Ducibella, Salvatore F., New Haven, Connecticut, October 10, 1950
Flint, Edwin W., Chicago, Illinois, September 25-October 19, 1950
Gucker, Alexander L., Albany, New York, October 14, 1950
Hamaker, John F., Jr., Anchorage, Alaska, November 15, 1950
Hart, Arthur V., New York, New York, October 20, 1950 and April 4, 1951
Martinez, Gabriel R., Los Angeles, California, November 4, 1950
McEldowney, Samuel G., Los Angeles, California, September 26, 1950
McKee, H. Holton, San Antonio, Texas, October 10, 1950
Noonan, Roy T., Minneapolis, Minnesota, October 6, 1950
Rice, Patrick M., Washington, D. C., November 14, 1950 and April 12, 1951 [1 of 3]
Rice, Patrick M., Washington, D. C., November 14, 1950 and April 12, 1951 [2 of 3]
Rice, Patrick M., Washington, D. C., November 14, 1950 and April 12, 1951 [3 of 3]

Box 283

Richardson, Ray W., Seattle, Washington, November 2, 1950
Roberts, Willard L., San Antonio, Texas, November 3, 1950 and January 19, 1951
Trainor, Joseph C., Baltimore, Maryland, September 26, 1950
Wolcott, Ross D., Houston, Texas, November 22, 1950
Young, Polk L., Jr., Louisville, Kentucky, October 20, 1950

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Harry S. Truman Papers: President's Secretary's Files