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Charles P. Taft Papers

A Finding Aid to the Collection in the Library of Congress

Manuscript Division, Library of CongressWashington, D.C.

2010

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Collection SummaryTitle: Charles P. Taft PapersSpan Dates: 1816-1983Bulk Dates: (bulk 1937-1979)ID No.: MSS42218Creator: Taft, Charles P. (Charles Phelps), 1897-1983Extent: 185,000 items ; 465 containers plus 3 oversize ; 187 linear feetLanguage: Collection material in EnglishLocation: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.Summary: Lawyer, Protestant lay leader, and mayor of Cincinnati, Ohio. Son of President William H. Taft. Family andgeneral correspondence, diaries, memoranda, reports, subject files, drafts of speeches and writings, financial papers,newspaper clippings, printed material, scrapbooks, and other papers relating chiefly to Taft's role in Cincinnati politics,municipal reform, law practice, and business interests, church activities, and state and national Republican Party politics.

Selected Search TermsThe following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They aregrouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein.

PeopleAcheson, Dean, 1893-1971.Billikopf, Jacob, 1883-1950.Bliss, Ray C.Bricker, John W. (John William), 1893-1986.Chase family.Davies, Joseph Edward.Eddy, Sherwood, 1871-1963.Farrar, John Chipman, 1896-1974.Hall, Eleanor Kellogg Taft, 1918- Eleanor Kellogg Taft Hall papers.Heron family.Hollister, John B. (John Baker), 1890-1978.Jones, Catherine H.Kubie, Lawrence S. (Lawrence Schlesinger), 1896-1973.Landon, Alfred M. (Alfred Mossman), 1887-1987.Lausche, Frank John, 1895-1990.Luce, Henry Robinson, 1898-1967.Moses, Robert, 1888-1981.Niebuhr, Reinhold, 1892-1971.Sayre, Francis Bowes, 1885-1972.Taft family.Taft, Charles P. (Charles Phelps), 1897-1983.Taft, Frances Bradley Prindle, 1921- Frances Bradley Prindle Taft papers.Taft, Helen Herron, 1861-1943. Helen Herron Taft papers.Taft, Robert A. (Robert Alphonso), 1889-1953. Robert A. Taft papers.Taft, Seth Chase, 1922- Seth Chase Taft papers.Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930. William H. Taft papers.White, William Allen, 1868-1944.

OrganizationsCincinnati (Ohio). City Council.Committee for a National Trade Policy (U.S.)Committee for Economic Development.Episcopal Church.Fair Campaign Practices Committee.

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Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America.National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America.Republican Party (U.S. : 1854- )United States. Department of State.United States. Federal Security Agency.United States. President's War Relief Control Board.World Council of Churches.

SubjectsCity councils--Ohio--Cincinnati.Commercial treaties.Elections--United States--1936.Elections--United States--1940.Elections--United States--1952.International trade.Laity--Protestant churches.Municipal government--United States.Practice of law--Ohio--Cincinnati.Protestantism.Reciprocity (Commerce)Tariff--United States.World War, 1939-1945--Civilian relief--United States.

PlacesCincinnati (Ohio)--Church history.Cincinnati (Ohio)--Politics and government.Ohio--Politics and government.

OccupationsLawyers.Mayors--Ohio--Cincinnati.

Administrative InformationProvenance

Part I of the papers of Charles Phelps Taft, lawyer, public official, Protestant lay leader, and mayor of Cincinnati, Ohio, sonof President William H. Taft, was given to the Library of Congress by Taft in 1974. Part II was given by his estate in 1983.

Processing History

The Charles P. Taft Papers were processed in 1978 and expanded and revised in 1994. The finding aid was revised again in2010.

Transfers

Items have been transferred from the Manuscript Division to other custodial divisions of the Library. Audiotapes and soundrecordings have been transferred to the Motion Picture, Broadcasting, and Recorded Sound Division. Maps have beentransferred to the Geography and Maps Division. Some photographs have been transferred to the Prints and PhotographsDivision. All transfers are identified in these divisions as part of the Charles P. Taft Papers.

Related Material

Related collections in the Manuscript Division include numerous papers of the Taft family, including the papers of RobertA. Taft, Robert Taft (1917-1993), William H. Taft, William Howard Taft (1915- ), and William Howard Taft (1945- ).


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Copyright Status

The status of copyright in the unpublished writings of Charles P. Taft is governed by the Copyright Law of the UnitedStates (Title 17, U.S.C.).

Access and Restrictions

The papers of Charles P. Taft are open to research. Researchers are advised to contact the Manuscript Reading Room priorto visiting. Many collections are stored off-site and advance notice is needed to retrieve these items for research use.

Preferred Citation

Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: Container number, Charles P. TaftPapers, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

Biographical NoteDate Event1897, Sept. 20 Born, Cincinnati, Ohio

1917 Married Eleanor K. Chase

1918 B.A., Yale University, New Haven, Conn.

1921 LL.B., Yale University, New Haven, Conn.

1922 Admitted to Ohio bar

1927-1928 Prosecuting attorney, Hamilton County, Ohio

1933 Published City Management: The Cincinnati Experiment. New York: Farrar & Rinehart

1936 Published You and I--and Roosevelt. New York: Farrar & Rinehart

1937-1942 Member, Cincinnati, Ohio, City Council

1941-1943 Director, United States Community War Services, Federal Security Agency

1944 Director, Wartime Economic Affairs, State Department

1945 Director, Transportation and Communications Policy, State Department Advisor, Americandelegation to the San Francisco Conference

1947-1948 President, Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America

1948-1951 Member, Cincinnati, Ohio, City Council

1952 Republican candidate for governor of Ohio

1955-1957 Mayor, Cincinnati, Ohio

1955-1977 Member, City Council, Cincinnati, Ohio


1983, June 24 Died, Cincinnati, Ohio

Scope and Content NotePart I

Part I of the papers of Charles Phelps Taft (1897-1983) spans the period 1824-1972, although most of the material isconcentrated from 1937 to 1972. The collection consists of diaries, family and general correspondence, personal interestseries relating to church activities, foreign affairs, government, politics, and public affairs, a general subject file, speechesand writings, and miscellany. Part I is organized in twelve series: Diaries , Family Correspondence , GeneralCorrespondence , Church Activities , Foreign Affairs , Government File , Political File , Public Affairs , General SubjectFile , Speeches and Writings File , Miscellany , and Oversize .

Taft's image as a progressive Republican was forged in the early 1920s when he joined the Charterites (City CharterCommittee), a municipal reform movement composed of independent Republicans primarily concerned with challengingthe Republican machine of Cincinnati. This political identity remained throughout his career, and while the GovernmentFile and General Correspondence series contain some record of his later involvement with the Charterites, the CincinnatiHistorical Society retains the bulk of these papers.

Documentation concerning other aspects of Taft's political career can be found both in the Family and GeneralCorrespondence series. The former contains correspondence with Taft's brother, Robert A. Taft, and with David Ingalls, theTafts' cousin and Robert's campaign adviser. Folders for Alfred M. Landon, I. Jack Martin, and Paul W. Walter in theGeneral Correspondence supplement related subject headings in the Political File concerning Landon's presidentialcampaign, for which Taft was a prominent adviser, and Robert A. Taft's various campaigns for the Senate and for theRepublican presidential nomination. Charles P. Taft's 1952 Ohio gubernatorial campaign is also documented in this series.

In his book, You and I--and Roosevelt, Taft argued for some New Deal programs while not going so far as to endorseFranklin D. Roosevelt himself. His rejection of political partisanship coupled with his experience in municipal governmentand civic affairs provided attractive credentials for service in the federal government during World War II. Taft was firstassigned to the President's War Relief Control Board in March 1941. Records relating to this position are contained in theGovernment File . This series also contains material pertaining to Taft's subsequent service in the State Department,1943-1945. Of further interest are the daily activity books Taft kept while serving with the Federal Security Agency and theState Department. These books constitute the Diary series and are composed of appointment notes and transcriptions oftelephone calls as well as copies of correspondence and reports. Unfortunately, some of these volumes have suffered severeinsect and water damage that drastically reduces their usefulness.

Taft had a continuing interest in encouraging an internationalist foreign policy, and in 1945 he supported the extension andexpansion of the ten-year-old Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act. The General Subject File contains material thatdemonstrates his role within the internationalist wing of the Republican Party in securing the passage of this legislation. Innational as in local affairs, however, Taft also sought to influence public policy through nonpartisan citizens' committees,and the Public Affairs series contains many subject listings for such groups. Among the most prominent are the Committeefor Economic Development, a group formed in 1942 to promote international trade and facilitate the transition from awartime to a postwar economy; the Committee for a National Trade Policy, a group of businessmen who advocated lowertrade barriers, for which Taft served as the first president from 1953 to 1955; and the Fair Campaign Practices Committee.

Although he was an enthusiastic religious layman throughout his life, Taft participated in church organizations even morefully after the war. As first lay president of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America and as chairman of theDepartment of Church and Economic Life for the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A., Taft engaged ina wide range of duties including administration, fund-raising, and committee work. These activities are reflected in thesubject files of the Church Activities series under the name of their appropriate organizations. Records of Taft'sparticipation as a delegate to the World Council of Churches are also filed in this series.

Speeches and articles that are specifically listed include files of correspondence, drafts, and notes. They are succeeded bysimilar material arranged under generic headings.


The General Subject File includes categories that contain information on Taft's financial affairs and personal investments.Information regarding family interests located in this series, such as the Taft Broadcasting Co. and the Cincinnati TimesStar Company, is supplemented by material in the Family Correspondence .

Part II

Part II of the Taft Papers consists of an addition to the collection, spanning the years 1816-1983, with the bulk of thematerial concentrated in 1955-1979. The addition contains family papers, correspondence, genealogical and financialmaterial, a political diary, reports, statements, speeches, articles, lectures, printed matter, and miscellaneous material. Part IIis organized in six series: Family Papers , General Correspondence , Personal Office File , Speeches and Writings File andMiscellany . Subjects include Taft's tenure on the Cincinnati City Council, his interest and service in the Charteritemovement in Cincinnati, Taft business interests, family associations, and church affairs. A few files in the Personal OfficeFile series complement his interests and activities as a lawyer, but this aspect of his life is more fully documented in Part I.

The Family Papers reflect Taft's interest in maintaining relationships and communicating with his children and relatives.His son Seth Taft and daughter Eleanor ("Nonie") Taft maintained a lively correspondence regarding their families,including commentaries on Seth's Cuyahoga County, Ohio, council duties, his attempt to become county commissioner, andhis try for the governorship of Ohio. Seth's wife, Frances, relates her anthropological interests while on family vacations inSouth America. Taft's commentaries to family and friends, his "Dear Robins" letters, are especially revealing regarding citycouncil politics in Cincinnati, illuminating such matters as budgets, contracts, profiles of council members, the Charteritemovement, and local politics. He also mentions the wide-ranging business interests of the Taft family, including HannaBarbera enterprises, radio stations in Buffalo, Philadelphia, and Birmingham, various television stations, and amusementsparks such as Kings Mills in Ohio. He also writes about his health, church activities, and support for the Cincinnati Redsbaseball team and the Cincinnati Bengals football team.

Taft's General Correspondence mostly contains material of a personal nature. Several of his friends shared his love offishing. An angler with fly fishing as a specialty, he describes favorite fishing spots, gear, fishing lures, and wearingapparel. He also focuses on the achievements, illnesses, and deaths of friends and acquaintances.

The Personal Office File features Taft's association with his Episcopal congregation in Cincinnati and with the NationalCouncil of Churches and the World Council of Churches. An ecumenicist, he was a dedicated member of Christ Church inCincinnati. As senior warden, he directed and participated in numerous parish projects, many of which are reflected in thepapers. Among the political associations documented in the Personal Office File are service on the Fair Campaign PracticesCommittee, the National Committee for an Effective Congress, and the Advisory Committee on Foreign Aid. He was activein assisting displaced persons after World War II, and the immigration case files in the Personal Office File document thisaspect of his career. In the 1960s, Taft stated publicly that internal communism was not a threat to America. This comment,appearing in the letters to the editor column in the Cincinnati Enquirer, brought him immediate condemnation. Informationon this controversy can be found in the file entitled "Communism and the communist threat, letter to the CincinnatiEnquirer, 1964-1965." Files on the University of Cincinnati reflect the municipal corporations course he taught during the1960s.

The Speeches and Writings File in Part II dates mainly from the 1960s, but also includes material from the 1950s and1970s. Among the main topics are social reform and religious and political interests. The series includes articles Taft wrotefor the popular press and sermons he gave as a church lay leader.

The Miscellany contains notes, photographs, awards, property records, and scrapbooks of clippings covering his life andcareer from the late 1920s through 1969. Taft's health and fishing are a feature of this series. Also included are suchnineteenth-century memorabilia dating from 1816 to 1837 as invoices, a cashier's check, a bank note, and an 1830 letterfrom Rufus Choate to Henry W. Kingsman.

Arrangement of the PapersThe collection is arranged in two parts composed of seventeen series:

Part I:• Diaries, 1941-1945• Family Correspondence, 1824-1969


• General Correspondence, 1908-1972• Church Activities, 1930-1972• Foreign Affairs, 1937-1969• Government File, 1937-1971• Political File, 1936-1972• Public Affairs, 1937-1972• General Subject File, 1840-1972• Speeches and Writings File, 1908-1971• Miscellany, 1860-1972• Oversize, 1886-1937

Part II:• Family Papers, 1831-1983• General Correspondence, 1942-1983• Personal Office File, 1909-1983• Speeches and Writings File, 1857-1978• Miscellany, 1816-1971


Description of SeriesContainer SeriesBOX I:1-10 Part I: Diaries, 1941-1945

Daily activity books kept by Taft while serving in the federal government and containingappointment notes, transcriptions of telephone conversations, copies of outgoing andincoming correspondence and memoranda, minutes of meetings, and reports.

Arranged chronologically.

BOX I:10-33 Part I: Family Correspondence, 1824-1969Letters sent and received between family members, legal documents, cards, family newsletter,

telegrams, postcards, and miscellaneous material.Arranged alphabetically by correspondent and chronologically therein.

BOX I:34-74 Part I: General Correspondence, 1908-1972Letters received and copies of letters sent, telegrams, postcards, and miscellaneous enclosures.Arranged alphabetically by correspondent and in reverse chronological order therein.

BOX I:75-148 Part I: Church Activities, 1930-1972Correspondence and related material mostly concerning activities of church organizations such

as the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, the National Council of theChurches of Christ in the U.S.A., and the World Council of Churches.

Arranged alphabetically by organization or subject.

BOX I:149-170 Part I: Foreign Affairs, 1937-1969Correspondence, printed matter, and miscellaneous material relating to foreign policy, relief

services, and international affairs.Arranged alphabetically by organization or subject.

BOX I:171-198 Part I: Government File, 1937-1971Correspondence, memoranda, reports, minutes of meetings, and working files concerned with

the various elected positions and government appointments that Taft held in both federaland local government.


BOX I:198-223 Part I: Political File, 1936-1972Correspondence and printed matter reflecting Taft's involvement in various political campaigns

and causes including campaigns of Robert A. Taft, Robert Taft, Jr., and Seth Taft.Arranged alphabetically by subject.

BOX I:223-268 Part I: Public Affairs, 1937-1972Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and printed matter concerning organizations serving the

public, community, or special interest groups such as the Committee for a National TradePolicy, the Committee for Economic Development, and the Fair Campaign PracticesCommittee.

Arranged alphabetically by organization or by subject.

BOX I:268-343 Part I: General Subject File, 1840-1972Correspondence, printed matter, financial reports, and related material pertaining to a variety of

topics.


Arranged alphabetically by subject.

BOX I:343-386 Part I: Speeches and Writings File, 1908-1971

BOX I:343-379 Speeches, Lectures, and Addresses, 1924-1971Handwritten and typewritten drafts and printed copies, correspondence, notes, outlines,

research material, printed matter, and miscellany.Speeches cited individually are organized chronologically and contain a variety of material.

Drafts and printed copies of other speeches, as well as notes and outlines,correspondence, and miscellany are arranged separately and organized chronologicallywithin each type of material.

BOX I:379-383 Articles, 1908-1964Handwritten and typewritten drafts and printed copies, letters to the editor, and

correspondence.Files on articles are organized chronologically and contain a variety of material. Printed

copies and typescripts of other articles, as well as letters to the editor, andcorrespondence are arranged separately and organized chronologically within each typeof material.

BOX I:384-386 Books, 1933-1963Drafts of publications, correspondence, notes and research material, outlines and miscellany.Arranged under title of publication and chronologically thereunder where possible. Includes

separate files of correspondence and related material grouped by publisher.

BOX I:387-400 Part I: Miscellany, 1860-1972Newspaper clippings, printed matter, correspondence, personal records, notes, greeting cards,

invitations, golf score cards, scrapbooks, and speeches and writings by others.Arranged alphabetically by type of material.

BOX I:OV 1-OV 3 Part I: Oversize, 1886-1937Print and scrapbooks.Arranged and described according to the series, containers, and folders from which the items

were removed.

BOX II:1-6 Part II: Family Papers, 1831-1983

BOX II:1-3 Correspondence, 1955-1983Letters exchanged between family members.Arranged alphabetically by name of person, relationship to Taft (e.g. "grandchildren"), or

type of letter (e.g. "Dear Robins" family newsletters) and chronologically therein.

BOX II:4-6 Subject File, 1831-1982Correspondence, lists, graphs, charts, photographs, biographical and genealogical material,

reports, a diary, school papers, and financial material related to the Taft and Chasefamilies.

Arranged alphabetically by subject and chronologically therein.

BOX II:6-13 Part II: General Correspondence, 1942-1983Letters to and from Taft with attached or related telegrams, announcements, reports, newspaper

clippings, and printed matter.


Arranged alphabetically by name of person or organization and in reverse chronological ordertherein.

BOX II:13-54 Part II: Personal Office File, 1909-1983Correspondence, notes, charts, newspaper clippings, reports, invitations, statements,

certificates, printed material, lists, press releases, minutes of meetings, agendas, schedules,and miscellaneous material.

Arranged alphabetically by name of person, subject, or organization and in reversechronological order therein.

BOX II:55-60 Part II: Speeches and Writings File, 1857-1978

BOX II:55-56 Articles, 1949-1976Typed, handwritten, and printed drafts of articles with related correspondence, outlines,

notes, and printed matter.Arranged alphabetically by type of material and therein by subject or title of article.

Correspondence folders are arranged in reverse chronological order.

BOX II:56 Books, 1948-1978Manuscripts, correspondence, printed matter, and other material relating to Taft's books.Arranged alphabetically name of publication and by type of material. Correspondence

folders are arranged in reverse chronological order.

BOX II:56-57 Lectures, 1939-1970Correspondence, handwritten and typed drafts of lectures, a contract, and financial material.Arranged alphabetically by lecture bureau or series and by type of material. Correspondence

folders are arranged in reverse chronological order.

BOX II:57-58 Reference and Research Material, 1857-1973Printed matter, newspaper clippings, reports, fact sheets, correspondence, and press releases.Arranged alphabetically by subject and chronologically therein.

BOX II:58-60 Speeches, 1947-1978Handwritten and typed drafts and printed copies of speeches with related correspondence,

notes, outlines, and newspaper clippings.Arranged alphabetically by type of material and therein by subject, occasion, or location of

speech. Correspondence folders are arranged in reverse chronological order.

BOX II:60-65 Part II: Miscellany, 1816-1971Correspondence, nineteenth century collectibles, a manuscript of a biography of Taft, notes,

photographs, printed matter, speeches by others, newspaper clippings, scrapbooks, andmiscellaneous papers of personal interests to Taft.

Arranged alphabetically by subject or type of material.


Container List

Container Contents

BOX I:1-10 Part I: Diaries, 1941-1945Daily activity books kept by Taft while serving in the federal government and containing

appointment notes, transcriptions of telephone conversations, copies of outgoing andincoming correspondence and memoranda, minutes of meetings, and reports.

Arranged chronologically.

BOX I:1 Daily activitiesFederal Security Agency

Feb. 1941-Dec. 1942(2 vols.)

BOX I:2 Jan.-Nov. 1943(2 vols.)

State DepartmentVol. 1, Sept. 1943-Feb. 1944

pp. 1-123BOX I:3 pp. 124-500

(3 folders)BOX I:4 pp. 501-749

(2 folders)Vol. 2, Mar.-May 1944

pp. 1-271BOX I:5 pp. 272-648

Vol. 3, June-Aug. 1944pp. 1-261

(2 folders)BOX I:6 pp. 262-649

(4 folders)BOX I:7 Vol. 4, Sept.-Oct. 1944

pp. 1-557(4 folders)

BOX I:8 pp. 558-638Vol. 5, Nov.-Dec. 1944

(3 folders)Vol. 6, Jan.-Feb. 1945

pp. 1-249BOX I:9 pp. 250-564

Vol. 7, Mar.-Apr. 1945(2 folders)

Vol. 8, May-July 1945pp. 1-302


BOX I:10 pp. 303-608

BOX I:10-33 Part I: Family Correspondence, 1824-1969Letters sent and received between family members, legal documents, cards, family newsletter,

telegrams, postcards, and miscellaneous material.Arranged alphabetically by correspondent and chronologically therein.

BOX I:10 Chase familyCarmody, Edward and Dorothy ChaseChase, Edith M.Chase, Elizabeth Hosmer KelloggChase, Irving H.Chase, Rodney and Florence MartinEwing, Thomas and Lucia Chase, and family

1917-1968, undated(2 folders)

Feeter, William and Marjorie ChaseBOX I:11 Griffith-Davies, John G. and Elizabeth Chase

Kimball, Arthur and Mary, and familyMiscellaneous

Chase-Kellogg genealogyFamily bulletins, "Chase Chatter," 1940-1968

(3 folders)MiscellanyOther family members of Chase family

Rand, NellieSheldon, James R. and Marjorie Chase, and family

Herron familyBOX I:12 Herron-Taft family newsletter

Taft familyEdwards, William and Frances Taft, and familyHall, Donald and Eleanor K. Taft, and family

1924-1963(7 folders)

BOX I:13 1964-1969(3 folders)

MiscellanyIngalls, David S. and LouiseLotspeich, William and Sylvia H. Taft, and family

1927-1959(2 folders)

BOX I:14 1960-1969, undated(4 folders)

MiscellanyLovell, Zerviah Taft, and familyManning, Frederick and Helen Taft, and family

Part I: Diaries, 1941-1945

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1917-1950(3 folders)

BOX I:15 1951-1969(2 folders)

MiscellanyMiscellaneous

Family newsletters, "Robbins," 1943-1969(4 folders)

GenealogyCorrespondence

1923-1935BOX I:16 1936-1956

(2 folders)Notes and chartsLegal documentsMiscellany

(2 folders)Other family members, 1824-1869

Morris, Donald R. and Cynthia H. Taft, and family1939-1960,

(2 folders)BOX I:17 1961-1969, undated

(2 folders)MiscellanyGet-well cards and letters, polio, 1941-1942

Taft, Alphonso and LouiseTaft, Charles P. and Annie, and familyTaft, Eleanor Chase

1926-1955(2 folders)


Correspondence with husband, Charles P. Taft1921-1936

(2 folders)BOX I:19 1937-1961

(4 folders)Get-well cards and letters, 1961

(2 folders)Letters of condolence upon death of Eleanor Chase Taft, 1961

ABOX I:20 B-G

(5 folders)BOX I:21 H-P

(6 folders)BOX I:22 R-Z

(5 folders)

Part I: Family Correspondence, 1824-1969

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Memorial serviceBOX I:23 Miscellany

(2 folders)Obituaries

Taft, Helen Herron1875-1929

(3 folders)BOX I:24 Jan. 1930-May 1939

(7 folders)BOX I:25 June 1939-May 1944, undated

(2 folders)Taft, Henry W.Taft, Horace D.

1885-1941(4 folders)

Taft, Hulbert and Eleanor, and familyTaft, Lucia C.

1932-1955, undatedLetters of condolence upon death of Lucia C. Taft, 1955Miscellany

BOX I:26 Taft, Peter R.1942-1969, undated

(2 folders)Miscellany

Taft. Robert A. and Martha Bowers, and family1917-1969, undated

(4 folders)BOX I:27 Cards, letters, and telegrams of condolence, death of Robert A. Taft, 1953


Taft, Rosalyn R., 1939-1940Letters of condolence, death of Rosalyn R. Taft, 1941

ABOX I:28 B-L

(6 folders)BOX I:29 M-Z

(2 folders)Miscellaneous

MiscellanyTaft, Seth and Frances Prindle, and family

1930-1939BOX I:30 1940-1969

(9 folders)BOX I:31 Undated

Miscellany(2 folders)

Taft, William H.


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Oct. 1874-May 1918(3 folders)

BOX I:32 June 1918-June 1927(7 folders)

BOX I:33 July 1927-Feb. 1930Letters of condolence, death of William H. Taft, 1930Miscellany

(2 folders)

BOX I:34-74 Part I: General Correspondence, 1908-1972Letters received and copies of letters sent, telegrams, postcards, and miscellaneous enclosures.Arranged alphabetically by correspondent and in reverse chronological order therein.

BOX I:34 "A" miscellaneous1942-1971


Acheson, DeanAdams, ShermanAllen, George V.Alloway, R. BrookeAltschul, FrankArant, DouglasAult, BromwellAvrutis, William J.

"B" miscellaneous1966-1972

(3 folders)BOX I:36 1956-1965

(5 folders)BOX I:37 1951-1955


(8 folders)Baldrige, H. Malcolm

BOX I:39 Ball, George W.Barker, Charles E.Batts, William V.Billikopf, Mr. and Mrs. JacobBlack, Mr. and Mrs. C. R., Jr.Bliss, RayBragdon, Charles R. and HelenBricker, John W.Brown, Ted W.Brownell, Herbert, Jr."C" miscellaneous


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1961-1970(4 folders)

BOX I:40 1953-1960(6 folders)

BOX I:41 1943-1952(7 folders)


Childs, MarquisClay, Cassius M. and MiriamClayton, Will L.Cleveland, HarlanClise, J. W.Comstock, George E.Cooper, John ShermanCutler, Elinor

"D" miscellaneous1956-1970


(6 folders)Dale, FrankDavies, Joseph E. and Marjorie P.Davison, F. TrubeeDeans, Robert B.

BOX I:44 Dulles, Allen WelshDulles, John Foster"E" miscellaneous, 1929-1972, undated

(7 folders)Eddy, Mr. and Mrs. SherwoodEisenhower, Dwight D.

BOX I:45 "F" miscellaneous1947-1972


(3 folders)Farley, James A.Farrar, John C. and Margaret

1928-1962(2 folders)

Flemming, Arthur S.Ford, HenryFox, FredericFreiberg, Joseph A.Fulbright, J. William"G" miscellaneous

Part I: General Correspondence, 1908-1972

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1965-1971(2 folders)

BOX I:47 1947-1964(7 folders)


Gatch, DorothyGlore, Harry F.Glore, Raymond F.Goldberg, Arthur J.Goldsmith, John M.Goldwater, BarryGould, Earl C. B.Gould, James and MarianGrosvenor, Gilbert"H" miscellaneous

1964-1972(2 folders)

BOX I:49 1954-1963(7 folders)

BOX I:50 1945-1953(8 folders)


Hersey, Annie LouiseHerter, Christian A.Hobson, Henry W.Hoehler, Fred K.Hollister, John B.Hoover, J. EdgarHull, Cordell"I" miscellaneous

1950-1963BOX I:52 1930-1949

Ickes, Mr. and Mrs. Harold L."J" miscellaneous

1914-1971(7 folders)

BOX I:53 UndatedJavits, Jacob K.Jones, Catherine H., 1930-1971

(2 folders)"K" miscellaneous

1954-1972(4 folders)

BOX I:54 1916-1953(6 folders)


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Keafauver, EstesKeating, Kenneth B.Klei, Irvin and JeanneKrock, ArthurKubie, Lawrence S."L" miscellaneous

1959-1970(2 folders)

BOX I:55 1948-1958(7 folders)


La Follette, Robert M., Jr.Landon, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M.Lausche, Frank J.Lewis, Carroll H.Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr.Looker, R.E.Lorwin, Val R.Lotspeich, HelenLuce, Henry Robinson"M" miscellaneous

1968-1971(2 folders)

BOX I:57 1957-1967(7 folders)

BOX I:58 1951-1956(6 folders)

BOX I:59 1938-1950(8 folders)


MacLeish, ArchibaldMcCance, William H.McCloskey, Mark A.McDermott, RussellMcKee, ElmoreMcKim, J.J.Malcolm, HarcourtMallon, Mr. and Mrs. H. NeilMarshall, ThurgoodMartin, Mr. and Mrs. I. JackMathias, Charles McC., Jr.Moore, Francis JohnMoore, Paul and HelenMorganthau, Henry, Jr.Moses, Robert


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BOX I:61 "N" miscellaneous, 1916-1971, undated(7 folders)

Niebuhr, Reinhold and UrsulaNitze, Paul H.Nixon, Richard M.Noyes, Morgan P."O" miscellaneous

1955-1969(2 folders)


O'Brien, Lawrence F."P" miscellaneous

1953-1971(5 folders)


Paul, GabrielPearson, DrewPei, I. M.Percy, Charles H."Q" miscellaneous"R" miscellaneous

1965-1970(2 folders)

BOX I:64 1949-1964(6 folders)


Reston, JamesRockefeller, Nelson A.Rome, BernardRoosevelt, Franklin D. and EleanorRostow, Eugene V.Rudolf, MaxRusk, Dean"S" miscellaneous

1964-1971(3 folders)

BOX I:66 1955-1963(7 folders)

BOX I:67 1950-1954(7 folders)


Saxbe, WilliamSayre, Francis B.


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Scott, HughShepley, Ethan A. H.Sive, Leonard M.Stassen, Harold E.Stettinius, Edward R.

BOX I:69 Stewart, Charles J.Stewart, PotterStimson, Henry L."T" miscellaneous

1950-1970(6 folders)


Train, Russell R.Truman, Harry S.Tuthill, Burnet C. and Ruth"U" miscellaneous, 1917-1966, undated

(3 folders)"V" miscellaneous, 1917-1961, undated

(3 folders)BOX I:71 Vorys, John M.

"W" miscellaneous1955-1970

(6 folders)BOX I:72 1943-1954


(3 folders)Walter, Paul W.Warren, EarlWarren, Harvey T.Welles, SumnerWestervelt, W. I. and DorothyWhite, Mr. and Mrs. William AllenWirtz, WillardWolf, Walter ReidWood, Meredith B.

BOX I:74 Wunder, Darrah D."X-Y" miscellaneous, 1916-1971

(4 folders)Yen, Y. C. James"Z" miscellaneous, 1929-1967, undated

(3 folders)Zimmerman, Ruth


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Unidentified

BOX I:75-148 Part I: Church Activities, 1930-1972Correspondence and related material mostly concerning activities of church organizations such

as the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, the National Council of theChurches of Christ in the U.S.A., and the World Council of Churches.


BOX I:75 American Association of Theological Schools Fund, 1954-1960(3 folders)

Christ Church, Cincinnati, OhioAdministration/operation records,

1947-1957(4 folders)

BOX I:76 1958-1962(3 folders)

Annual meetings, 1960-1967(3 folders)

Building committee1951

CorrespondenceBOX I:77 Printed matter

1952-1957(3 folders)

Camp building committeeChoir director

Retirement and recruitment, 1960-1961Selection, 1971

BOX I:78 Church and freedom celebrationChurch pension fundChurch schoolChurch school classes, correspondence

1933-1957(5 folders)

BOX I:79 1958-1963(2 folders)

Easter broadcast, 1960Johnson, Samuel, portraitLaymen's Sunday, Oct. 18, 1959Nelson, Frank H.Parish analysisPrinted matter

(3 folders)Sesquicentennial, 1967


Urban studyChristian businessmen


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Christian HeraldChristianity and CrisisChurch and state in foreign countriesChurch membership in the United StatesChurch Society for College WorkChurch Women United

(2 folders)ChurchmanCincinnati Committee on Unity

BOX I:81 Conference of Christians and JewsCongregational Christian churchesCouncil of Churches of Greater Cincinnati

ConstitutionCorrespondence, 1946-1968

(3 folders)Executive board, 1955-1961

(3 folders)BOX I:82 Executive director, search committee, 1956

(3 folders)Finances

(2 folders)Fund-raising campaign, 1967-1969

(2 folders)Greater Cincinnati Church Study, 1947

BOX I:83 MiscellanyOakcrest and Memorial Community CenterPrinted matter

(3 folders)Religion and race

Debates, 1967-1968BOX I:84 Ecumenism

(2 folders)Evangelism

(2 folders)Federal Council of the Church of Christ in America (FCC)

Agriculture, A Protestant Program for the Family Farm, 1948Alaska, social hygiene problem, 1948American Council of ChurchesAmerican Heritage FoundationAmerican LegionChurch and Economic Life Department

Church and Economic Life WeekBOX I:85 Correspondence

Oct. 1946-Dec. 1949(7 folders)

BOX I:86 Jan.-Dec. 1950Critique of department

Part I: Church Activities, 1930-1972

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Hydrogen bomb statement, 1950Miscellaneous printed matter and reports, 1947-1949

(3 folders)National Study Conference

1947, Pittsburgh, Pa.(2 folders)

BOX I:87 1950, Detroit, Mich.(4 folders)

Study committee, 1948-1950(4 folders)

BOX I:88 Citizens Food CommitteeComments and criticisms

(2 folders)Commission on a Just and Durable PeaceConscientious objectors' amnestyCorrespondence

Sept. 1938-Apr. 1947(3 folders)

BOX I:89 May 1947-Oct. 1948(8 folders)

BOX I:90 Nov.-Dec. 1948, undated(6 folders)

Economic/industrial relationsFederal prison chaplaincyFlynn, John T., The Road Ahead (1949)International Council of Religious EducationInternational Justice and Goodwill Department

BOX I:91 International peace programsLay committee reportLaymen's organizationsLegislative testimonyMembership listsMilitary chaplainsMiscellanyNational Conference on Family LifeNational Planning AssociationNational Study Conference on the Churches and a Just and Durable PeaceNational Study Conference on the Churches and World OrderNorth College Hill"One Great Hour," radio broadcast, Mar. 26, 1949Owen L. Coon FoundationPalestinePhysically-handicapped employment

BOX I:92 Press releasesPrinted matter

(2 folders)Protestant Council of New York


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Protestant Film CommissionProtestant Radio Commission, 1947-1949

(4 folders)Puerto RicoReligion in Education CommitteeSaturday Evening Post articleStamm, John S.State aid to parochial schoolsTown and Country DepartmentUnesco Regional Conference

BOX I:93 Universal military trainingVatican representationYouth programs

FundamentalistsGod's Bible School

California depositionCorrespondence, 1948-1951

(4 folders)Financial reports

1948-1949(2 folders)

BOX I:94 1950-1952Miscellany

Japan International Christian University FoundationJudaism

IsraelPrinted matter

Lay-religious discussion groupLaymen's missionary movementMcCrackin, Maurice F.

BOX I:95 Methodist ChurchMiscellany

Local councils(2 folders)

Religious groupsMoral RearmamentMovement for World ChristianityNational Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA (NCC)

Air Force manual controversyAlcoholism and drug addictionBlake-Pike proposals for unityBroadcastingCapital punishmentChristian Life and Missions Division

1965BOX I:96 1966

(2 folders)


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Christian Life and Work Division1952-1956

(5 folders)BOX I:97 1957-1960

(4 folders)Church and Economic Life Department

Agriculture(3 folders)

BOX I:98 "Basic Christian Principles," statementCorrespondence and notesPrinted matter

Business ethicsChristian laymen overseasChurch and industrial relations

(2 folders)Church and labor management relationsCommittee on Anti-TrustCompromise papersCoordinated emphasis"Corporate Power and Responsibility," report

BOX I:99 Correspondence1951-1955

(8 folders)BOX I:100 1956-1959, 1964-1969

(2 folders)Denominational constituency reportEconomic pressures and Sunday observance reportEducational outreachEducational programEthical implications of rapid economic change

(2 folders)Ethical issues in industrial relationsEthics, occupational

BOX I:101 Ethics and economic life studiesFord Foundation requestsForeign trade policyGeneral Committee

1952-1957(6 folders)

BOX I:102 1958-1963(5 folders)

"Goals of Economic Life" studyCorrespondenceReports and printed matter

Industrial relationsLabor

Drafts and notes


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BOX I:103 Right-to-work, 1955-1958(3 folders)

Shorter work week"Labor Sunday Messages"Labor-management relations

MiscellanyNotesPrinted matter

BOX I:104 National Lay Committee(2 folders)

National Study Conference, 1956-1962(5 folders)

BOX I:105 North American Lay Conference on the Christian and His Daily WorkNuclear energyNuclear energy for peaceful purposes"Politics of Abundance"PovertyRacial tensions/racial and cultural relationsSocial security statementSteel wage controversy

BOX I:106 Study Committee, 1951-1956(6 folders)

Study series, 1954Tenth anniversaryUnemploymentUnemployment of youth

Church and public schools relationsBOX I:107 Civil rights

Comments, criticisms, and policy relations, 1960-1968(6 folders)

Commission on Christian Higher EducationCommittee on the Cooperation of Men and Women in Church and Society and

Developments in the Field of the Laity, 1957-1963(2 folders)

BOX I:108 Correspondence1950-1955

(9 folders)BOX I:109 1956-1970

(5 folders)Dual school enrollmentEqual rightsFarm income policies

BOX I:110 Flanders, Ralph E., "Kingdom Come" (unpublished)Four optionsFreedom of religion and separation of church and stateFundamentalists


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General Assembly, 1957-1963(5 folders)

General Board1950

BOX I:111 1951-1953(8 folders)

BOX I:112 1954-1955(7 folders)

BOX I:113 1956-1959(5 folders)

BOX I:114 1960-1970(5 folders)

Home Missions DivisionImmigrationInterchurch CenterInternational affairs

(2 folders)BOX I:115 International Journal of Religious Education

John Handy OrganizationJoint Commission on Ecumenical RelationsLaymen's Movement for a Christian WorldLaymen's National CommitteeLaymen's organizations

(2 folders)Mass communicationMiscellany

Printed matter(2 folders)

BOX I:116 Notes and printed matterNational Committee of Church Men for Church Related CollegesNational Laymen's CommitteeNational Laymen's and Laywomen's CommitteeNational Parks, Christian Ministry

1952-1955(2 folders)

BOX I:117 1956-1958(2 folders)

National Study Conference on Church and StateNational Study Conference on the Churches and World OrderNational religious publicity awards"Operation Abolition," motion picture, 1961Peace, international relationsReligious libertyResponsible parenthoodRussian Orthodox Church, Washington, D.C.Russian trip, 1956Social welfare and health


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BOX I:118 Social Welfare ConferenceSpellman-Roosevelt controversyStatus of womenSteel dispute report, 1960

(3 folders)Stewardship and Benevolence, Department ofStudy and Adjustment Committee

1953-1956(3 folders)

BOX I:119 1957Technological revolutionUnited Church Men, Department of

1950-1961(7 folders)

U.S. speaking tour, 1954BOX I:120 Urban culture

Vatican representationWorld Order Study Conference

Niebuhr, ReinholdPluralism, religious freedomProtestant Episcopal Church

Anglican Congress(2 folders)

Black manifesto(2 folders)

BOX I:121 Budget(2 folders)

Christian Social Relations Department(3 folders)

Christian unityCorrespondence

BOX I:122 Printed matterCommission on the Church in Human AffairsConference on Metropolitan Planning, correspondence, 1937-1957

(3 folders)Diocese of Southern Ohio

Annual convention1947-1948

BOX I:123 1948-1969(5 folders)

Commission on Race RelationsCommittee on Ecumenical RelationsEast Side Ministry CommitteeElection of Bishop CoadjutorMiscellany

BOX I:124 Old Barn conferencesPilot diocese experiment


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Reconstruction and Advance FundSocial security for church employeesWorld Order Committee

Ecumenical Relations CommissionEpiscopal ChurchnewsEpiscopal Evangelical FellowshipEpiscopal Society for Cultural and Racial UnityGeneral convention

1940, Kansas City, Mo.1955, Honolulu, Hawaii

(2 folders)BOX I:125 1955, Honolulu, Hawaii

(1 folder)1958, Miami Beach, Fla.

(4 folders)BOX I:126 1958, Miami Beach, Fla.

(4 folders)1961, Detroit, Mich.1964, St. Louis, Mo.1967, Seattle, Wash.

(2 folders)BOX I:127 1967, Seattle, Wash.

(3 folders)1970, Houston, Tex.

IntercommunionLeague for Social ActionMatrimony CommissionMiscellany

(2 folders)BOX I:128 Miscellany

(2 folders)Name-change controversyNational Council of ChurchesNon-Combatant War Service CommissionReconstruction and Advance FundRoman Catholic Church and Episcopalians

Reformation DayReligion in American Life

BOX I:129 Roman Catholic ChurchAnti-Catholic propagandaCorrespondenceEncyclicalsFederal aid to parochial schoolsMiscellany

1937-1955(4 folders)


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BOX I:130 1956-1962(2 folders)

SpainVatican Council II

Rural and marginal churchesStudent religious programsUnited Church of America

BOX I:131 World Council of Churches (WCC)Assemblies

1948, Amsterdam, The NetherlandsCommission III, "The Church and the Disorder of Society"

CorrespondenceCriticisms and comments

(2 folders)MiscellanyNewspaper clippingsNotes and speeches

BOX I:132 Publicity1954, Evanston, Ill.

Central CommitteeChristian Science Monitor, clippingsCorrespondenceEast European member churchesEcumenical InstituteMembership listsMiscellany

ReportsSpeeches and sermons

BOX I:133 Newspaper clippings(2 folders)

Preparatory studies and reportsPrinted matterPublicitySections

Nos. I-II(2 folders)

Nos. IIIPreparatory material"Responsible Society," speech

BOX I:134 Working papersNos. VI-V

(2 folders)1961, New Delhi, India

Comments and analysesCorrespondenceMiscellanyNewspaper clippings


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Preparatory meetingStudies and reports

BOX I:135 Subthemes1968, Uppsala, Sweden

Blaine estate trustBrussels, Belgium, World's Fair, 1958Central Committee

1956-1957(3 folders)

BOX I:136 1958(2 folders)

Central and Executive committees, 1951-1954(2 folders)

Chao, T. C.Church and societyChurch World ServiceCommission for World Council Service

BOX I:137 Commission of the Churches on International Affairs, 1947-1951(2 folders)

Conference at Spittal, Austria, 1959Conference of USA member churches

1946-1952(3 folders)

BOX I:138 1953Conference on Church and Society

1966, Geneva, N. Y.1967, Detroit, Mich.

Conference on Faith and Order1955, Oberlin, Ohio1957, Oberlin, Ohio1963, Montreal, Canada

Conference on "The Responsible Society in National and International Affairs"Conscientious objectorsConstitution and bylawsCorrespondence

1947-1948(2 folders)

BOX I:139 1949-1969(8 folders)

Critics of WAC and NCCEcumenical Center, Geneva, SwitzerlandEcumenical Church Loan Fund

BOX I:140 Ecumenical Commission on European CooperationEcumenical informationEcumenical InstituteEcumenical Press ServiceEuropean tour, 1956


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Correspondence and travel arrangementsMiscellanyPrinted matter and newspaper clippings

BOX I:141 Evangelism DepartmentExecutive Committee/Central CommitteeExecutive Department, 1951-1968

(4 folders)Geneva meeting, 1950Geneva meeting, 1953; Frankfort meeting, 1954

Faith and Order CommitteeFinancial reportsFriends of the World Council of Churches

1944-1950BOX I:142 1952-1968

(2 folders)Geneva meetings, 1946

Newspaper clippingsNotes and reports

Incarceration of clergyInformation, Department of

1954-1969(3 folders)

BOX I:143 Herrenalb meeting, 1956Press and Broadcasting Committee

Institute for Ecumenical StudiesInterchurch aid and refugeesInterchurch CenterIntercommunionInternational Missionary CouncilJee, KennethJoint Executive CommitteeKirchentag, 1956Laymen's material


Printed matter(4 folders)

Orthodox, Ohio churchesOxford, Ohio, Conference, 1937

CorrespondenceBOX I:145 Programs and printed matter

PersonalitiesProvisional Committee

Correspondence, 1939-1946(3 folders)

FinancesMemoranda and reports


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Minutes of meetings1938-1942

(2 folders)BOX I:146 1943-1946

Public relations policyPublicity, radio interviews and magazine articles,

1947-1950Race relationsRefugeesRegional file

African churchesCzechoslovakian churchesEast European churches

BOX I:147 Hungarian churchesKorean churches

Reports and studies, 1940-1942"The Common Christian Responsibility Toward Areas of Rapid Social Change"Marginal churchesMissionary travel diaries

(2 folders)"Protestant Attitude Towards Communism""Religious Freedom in Face of Dominant Forces"Wartime churches

Roman Catholic ChurchSt. Andrews Conference, 1960

CorrespondenceMiscellany

BOX I:148 ReportsTrip to Paris, FranceU.S. Conference for World Council of Churches, 1955-1958

(4 folders)World Fellowship of FaithsWorld Mission and Evangelism CommissionWorld outreach

BOX I:149-170 Part I: Foreign Affairs, 1937-1969Correspondence, printed matter, and miscellaneous material relating to foreign policy, relief

services, and international affairs.Arranged alphabetically by organization or subject.

BOX I:149 American Freedom from Hunger FoundationBerlin crisisBilderberg ConferenceCARECatholic Relief ServicesColonialismCommunism


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Congressional testimonyCorrespondence, 1937-1969

(2 folders)Declaration of Atlantic Unity

BOX I:150 DisarmamentDulles, John FosterEconomic problems, loans

(3 folders)Food for PeaceForeign aid

1951-1955BOX I:151 1956-1959

(5 folders)BOX I:152 1960-1962

AgricultureCostsDefense ofFraudVietnam

Foreign policy1953-1957

(2 folders)1959

Newspaper clippingsBOX I:153 Printed matter

1960Foreign Policy AssociationFree EuropeGeographic file

Africa(2 folders)

AntarcticaArab/Israel

BOX I:154 AsiaAmerican-Asian Educational Exchange

Asia FoundationFree FrontMiscellany

(2 folders)CanadaChina

(1 folder)BOX I:155 China

(4 folders)CubaCyprusCzechoslovakia

Part I: Foreign Affairs, 1937-1969

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EgyptEurope

MiscellanyBOX I:156 National Committee for Free Europe

France(3 folders)

GermanyMiscellany

(3 folders)BOX I:157 Religious views

Great Britain(4 folders)

GreeceHungary

BOX I:158 India(2 folders)

Indochina and BurmaIsraelItaly

(2 folders)JapanKorea

BOX I:159 Latin AmericaMexicoMiddle East

(3 folders)MoroccoPakistanPanama

BOX I:160 People's Republic of ChinaPhilippinesPolandScandinaviaSpainTurkeyUSSR

CorrespondenceForeign policy

BOX I:161 Newspaper clippings(4 folders)

NotesPrinted matter

(1 folder)BOX I:162 Printed matter

(2 folders)Sputnik

Yugoslavia


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Government organizationInternational Development ConferenceKhrushchev, Nikita S., visit to United States, 1959Marshall Plan

1947-1948(2 folders)

BOX I:163 1949CorrespondenceDollar gapGifford studiesSenate hearingsTestimony

Mikoyan, Anastas I., visit to United States, 1959Newspaper clippings

(1 folder)BOX I:164 Newspaper clippings

(1 folder)North Atlantic Treaty OrganizationNotesNuclear test ban treatyOrganization of American StatesPearl Harbor, HawaiiPeople-to-People Program

BOX I:165 Printed matter(5 folders)

Relief, Europe and Asia(1 folder)

BOX I:166 Relief, Europe and Asia(2 folders)

Rural Reconstruction MovementCorrespondenceMeetingsOperationsPrinted matter

SaarlandSchuman planSpeechesTechnical assistance

Development programsGuatemala

BOX I:167 MexicoPeruSenate hearingsSouth America

CorrespondencePrinted matter

"The Technical Assistance Activities of United States Religious Agencies in Latin America"


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BOX I:168 Truman, Harry S.TrusteeshipsUnited Nations

AssociationsCorrespondencePrinted matter


BOX I:169 Non-recognitionUnescoUNICEF

"The United States as a World Power"United States defense policyUnited States Information AgencyUnited States-South America Leader Exchange ProgramUniversal military training

BOX I:170 Vietnam WarMiscellanyPeace

NegotiationsOrganizations

White House Conference on a Program for People-to-People PartnershipWorld government


(2 folders)World Neighbors

BOX I:171-198 Part I: Government File, 1937-1971Correspondence, memoranda, reports, minutes of meetings, and working files concerned with

the various elected positions and government appointments that Taft held in both federaland local government.


BOX I:171 Advisory Committee on Voluntary Foreign AidAdministration and operation, 1947-1962, undated

(2 folders)Agency lettersCatholic Relief ServicesCorrespondence and memoranda

Apr. 1946-Aug. 1947(3 folders)

BOX I:172 Sept. 1947-June 1952(6 folders)

BOX I:173 July 1952-Apr. 1965(6 folders)

BOX I:174 May 1965-Nov. 1969


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Disaster reliefFinancial accounting and reportingGreek War Relief AssociationHeifer ProjectMinutes of meetings

July 1946-Mar. 1958(2 folders)

BOX I:175 May 1958-Dec. 1969(3 folders)

MiscellanyNewspaper clippingsNotesPrinted matter

BOX I:176 ReportsStaff logs

Civic affairs, Cincinnati, OhioCharter Committee


MiscellanyNewspaper clippings

BOX I:177 Printed matterCitizens' Committee for Bond IssuesCitizens' Committee on YouthCorrespondence, 1946-1971

(2 folders)Crime Study Committee


Fair housingBOX I:178 Hamilton County, Ohio

HighwaysExpressway Expediting CommitteeMaintenanceNortheast expressway

Alternate routeLytle Park area


MiscellanyBOX I:179 Mass transit

MiscellanyReeves, Will R., model boat contestRiverfront StadiumSchools

DesegregationTaxes

Part I: Government File, 1937-1971

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Sister-city planBOX I:180 Unemployment compensation

Urban developmentAction reportAvondale-Corryville project


Central business district (CORE) projectCorrespondence, 1959-1963


BOX I:181 CliftonConvention HallGeneral Hospital


BOX I:182 MiscellanyGovernment and Fountain Squares


Internal Revenue Service CenterKenyon-Barr projectLaurel-Richmond projectMiscellany

BOX I:183 Other citiesQueensgate projectRelocationRenewal projectsCorrespondenceMiscellanyRiverfront Historical ParkSecond and Walnut Streets apartment building

BOX I:184 Executive Committee on Economic Foreign PolicyAgricultureCommoditiesForeign Economic AdministrationForeign investment and reconstructionGermanyInter-American Technical Economic ConferenceInternational trade organizationsMiscellanyMonopolies and cartelsMultilateral convention on commercial policyPhilippines

BOX I:185 Reparation, restitution, and property rightsReports and memoranda


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UnemploymentInternational Trade OrganizationJoint Army and Navy Committee on Welfare and

RecreationCorrespondence and memorandaMinutes of meetingsMiscellany

BOX I:186 National Park Service, Concessions Advisory GroupAdvisory Board on National Parks, Historic Sites, and Buildings and MonumentsConcessions contract

National Park Concessions, Inc.Printed matterWestern Conference of National Park Concessioners, sample contract

CorrespondenceMay, 1946-Sept. 1947

(3 folders)BOX I:187 Oct. 1947-Nov. 1950, undated

Information data manualInterior Department, appropriation billsMiscellanyPersonnelQuestionnaireReportStudy manualTravelVisitors' committeeWinter use policy

BOX I:188 President's War Relief Control BoardAdministration and operation, Feb. 1941-May 1945, undated

(2 folders)Applications for certificationCorrespondence and memoranda

Feb. 1941-Dec. 1942(4 folders)

BOX I:189 Jan. 1943-Apr. 1945(5 folders)

BOX I:190 May 1945-Sept. 1946FinancesHistorical documentation

(2 folders)Minutes of meetings

Mar. 1941-Dec. 1943(3 folders)

BOX I:191 Jan. 1944-May 1946, undated(3 folders)

MiscellanyOrders and regulations


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Press releasesPrinted matterReports

BOX I:192 United Service OrganizationsCorrespondence and memoranda

Apr. 1937-Jan. 1940(2 folders)

Minutes of meetingsMiscellany

State Department See also Containers I:309-312, Reciprocal trade agreementsCommittee on Post-War Programs

Advisory CouncilAgricultureAir transportColonial policyCommercial policy

BOX I:193 Commodities and cartelsEducation and cultureForeign Economic CommissionFormosaInternational organizationJapanKorea, Thailand, and ManchuriaLaborLend lease

BOX I:194 Mexican-American CommissionNetherlands East IndiesPetroleumRacial and religious minoritiesReconstruction financingShippingTelecommunicationsTransportationWar debts

Consultant, 1960Correspondence and memoranda

Aug. 1942-Dec. 1946(3 folders)

BOX I:195 Jan. 1947-Mar. 1955, undatedGrady, Henry F., report of"Handbook on Existing International Economic Agencies"MiscellanyNewspaper clippings

(2 folders)BOX I:196 Newspaper clippings

(2 folders)


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Note cards(3 folders)

Notes and fragmentsPersonnel

BOX I:197 Policy statementsPress releases, Nov. 1938-July 1953

(3 folders)Printed matter

(2 folders)Reorganization

BOX I:198 ReportsResignationSpeeches and writingsStaffingTravelVatican

BOX I:198-223 Part I: Political File, 1936-1972Correspondence and printed matter reflecting Taft's involvement in various political campaigns

and causes including campaigns of Robert A. Taft, Robert Taft, Jr., and Seth Taft.Arranged alphabetically by subject.

BOX I:198 AlcoholismBarden legislationBudget and taxes

BOX I:199 Case, CliffordChurch Civic LeagueCommittee to Support Moderate RepublicansConservation and reclamationCooper, John Sherman

Citizens' Fund for Cooper, 1956(2 folders)

BOX I:200 General, 1960Council of Republican OrganizationsCurtis, Thomas, Senate campaign, 1968Dewey-Warren ClubFederal legislation, 1946-1959Fund for Clifford Case, John Sherman Cooper, and J. Caleb BoggsGubernatorial campaign, 1952

Administration and strategyCounty information notebook

(2 folders)BOX I:201 County information notebook

(1 folder)District directorsElection results, statistical analysis

(2 folders)


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Financial recordsForm lettersFund-raising

BOX I:202 Letters of congratulation, primaryMiscellanyOhio Citizens' Committee for the Hoover ReportOhio LetterOhio planOrganization

Cuyahoga CountyLorain CountyLucas CountyState primary

Out-of-state supportPolicy research

AgricultureAid for the agedAtomic energyBridgesCivil rightsCivil serviceConservation

BOX I:203 Day care centers and rest homesFinanceHighways


InsuranceLaborLausche, FrankLaw enforcement

BOX I:204 Mental institutionsPolitical platformsPrisonsPromotionsPublic utilitiesSchoolsTaxesTraffic safetyYouth

Policy statementPolitical List Co.Poor relief

BOX I:205 Position strategiesPress releases, Nov. 1951-Nov. 1952

(3 folders)

Part I: Political File, 1936-1972

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Printed matterPublicityQuestionnairesRadio and television

BOX I:206 Republican officialsRepublican state headquartersRepublican state platformsSchedules

General electionPrimary

Special interest groupsGubernatorial campaign, 1956Gubernatorial campaign, 1958

General electionPetitionsPrimary

MiscellanyNewspaper clippings

(2 folders)BOX I:207 Hamilton County, Ohio

James Mitchell for Governor CommitteeCorrespondenceMiscellany

John Birch SocietyKennedy, John F., presidencyLandon, Alfred M., campaign, 1936

Civil service reformCorrespondenceElection analysisForeign policy and tradeLabor

BOX I:208 MiscellanyRadio broadcastsRepublican platformSocial security

(2 folders)Speeches

(2 folders)BOX I:209 Unemployment relief

LegislationMinority staffing

(2 folders)MiscellanyNational Committee for an Effective CongressNational politics

1948


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BOX I:210 1949-1968(4 folders)

Nixon, Richard M.Gubernatorial campaign, 1962Newspaper clippings

BOX I:211 Notes and printed matterOhio politics

1938-1960(7 folders)

BOX I:212 1961-1972(2 folders)

Ohio Welfare CouncilPeople for Rockefeller CommitteePolitical trendsPresidential election

1952(2 folders)

BOX I:213 1952(1 folder)

1960CorrespondenceEconomicsForeign policyHealth, education, and welfareMiscellanyNewspaper clippingsPrinted matter

BOX I:214 Republican ideology1964

ReapportionmentRepublican Legislative Research Association


Republican PartyGoldwater, Barry, and conservatismLiberals

BOX I:215 National convention, 1940New RepublicanismPresidential candidates, 1955-1959Programs and policies, 1956-1963

(2 folders)Republicans for Progress

Jan.-Feb. 1965BOX I:216 Mar. 1965-Jan. 1966

(5 folders)BOX I:217 Feb.-Nov. 1966

(5 folders)


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BOX I:218 Dec. 1966-Apr. 1968(6 folders)

BOX I:219 May 1968-Sept. 1969(3 folders)

AccountsContributionsDumont, Wayne, Jr.Miscellany

(1 folder)BOX I:220 Miscellany

(1 folder)Ripon SocietyScott, HughState governmentState legislatureTaft, Robert A.

Presidential nomination campaign1940

CorrespondenceSpeech, Topeka, Kans.

1948Senate campaign

1938, contributions and congratulations(2 folders)

1950Campaign literature

BOX I:221 CorrespondenceIndependents for Taft

AdministrationCorrespondenceExecutive CommitteeFinancesLabor

(2 folders)Letters to professional groups

BOX I:222 MiscellanyPress releases and clippingsSpeeches

Taft, Robert (1917-1993)Congressional campaign, 1966

CorrespondenceNewspaper clippingsPrinted matter

Senate campaign1964

BOX I:223 1970Taft, Seth


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Mayoral campaign, 1967Ohio Senate campaign, 1962

Thye, Edward J.Vice president, support for nomination of Charles P. Taft, 1940Wiley, Alexander

BOX I:223-268 Part I: Public Affairs, 1937-1972Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and printed matter concerning organizations serving the

public, community, or special interest groups such as the Committee for a National TradePolicy, the Committee for Economic Development, and the Fair Campaign PracticesCommittee.

Arranged alphabetically by organization or by subject.

BOX I:223 American Overseas AidCorrespondenceMinutes of meetingsMiscellany

BOX I:224 Better Housing LeagueCincinnati, Ohio, Committee for Civic Responsibility

Bylaws and statement of purposeCorrespondence, 1964-1968

(2 folders)Minutes of meetingsMiscellanyNewspaper clippings

(2 folders)Printed matter

BOX I:225 Citizens Committee for the Hoover ReportCommittee for a National Trade Policy

Administrative operationsCorporate organizationCorrespondence

1953-1964(7 folders)

BOX I:226 1971Directors' meetings

(2 folders)IndustryMembership listsMembership meeting, 1955Publicity

(2 folders)BOX I:227 Trip reports

Washington tripsAgricultureAmerican Bankers Association

Monetary conferencePrinted matter


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Area studies(2 folders)

ArticlesCampaign platforms, 1960

BOX I:228 Commerce DepartmentCommodities

AutomobilesBicyclesChemicalsCoalElectrical manufacturingFruitsGlassHatsMachine toolsMetals

Correspondence"A Mid-Century Look at Resources"

BOX I:229 Printed matter and newspaper clippingsReports and studies

MineralsMonosodium glutamateOilPlywoodSaltShoesSugarTextiles

(1 folder)BOX I:230 Textiles

(5 folders)TobaccoWatches

BOX I:231 Communist tradeConference on Foreign Trade and Related

Economic Policies, June 1957Conference on Trade Policy, Jan. 1960Conference on U.S. Trade Policy, May 1962Congressional correspondenceCustoms Simplification Act ("Byrnes Act")DebatesDevelopment Loan FundDumping

BOX I:232 European Common MarketGeneral Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

(4 folders)Miscellaneous

Part I: Public Affairs, 1937-1972

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BOX I:233 European trip, 1954Foreign currency convertibilityForeign Economic Policy SubcommitteeForeign file

CanadaDutch tradeFranceGermanyGreat BritainIndiaItalyJapanLatin America

BOX I:234 PhilippinesSoviet tradeSpainTurkeyVenezuela

(2 folders)Foreign heavy electrical importsForeign investment

CorrespondenceNewspaper clippingsPrinted matter


(1 folders)Foundation for International Trade ResearchGeneral Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

(3 folders)House Ways and Means CommitteeInternational economicsInternational Monetary Fund

BOX I:236 International tradeInterstate and Foreign Commerce Committee (Senate)League of Women Voters of Cincinnati, OhioLeague of Women Voters of OhioLeague of Women Voters of the U.S.LobbyistsMagnuson Committee hearingsMiscellany

Memoranda, notes, and other itemsNewspaper clippings

(2 folders)BOX I:237 Printed matter

(4 folders)National Conference of Organizations on International Trade Policy, Mar. 1958


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National Conference on International Economic and Social DevelopmentBOX I:238 National Import and Export Policy Acts, 1961

National Trade Policy Act, 1962Newspaper editorialsOrganization for Economic Cooperation and DevelopmentOrganization for Trade Cooperation

(2 folders)Press corpsPress releasesRandall Commission

BOX I:239 Reciprocal trade agreementsReciprocal trade legislation

AnalysisOpposition

Regional fileAlabamaCalifornia

Los AngelesCorrespondencePrinted matter

San FranciscoBOX I:240 Colorado

ConnecticutDelaware, WilmingtonDistrict of Columbia, 1953-1962, undated

(3 folders)Florida, MiamiGeorgia, AtlantaIllinois, Chicago

BOX I:241 Indiana, IndianapolisIowaKentucky, LouisvilleLouisiana, New OrleansMaryland, BaltimoreMassachusettsMichiganMinnesota, Minneapolis

BOX I:242 MissouriKansas CitySt. Louis

New HampshireNew JerseyNew York City


BOX I:243 Printed matterNew York State


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North CarolinaOhio


Printed matter(1 folder)

BOX I:244 Printed matter(1 folder)

Oregon, PortlandPennsylvania


Printed matterRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexas


VermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsin

Resources for the FutureSenate Select Committee on Small BusinessSpeechesState Department press releases

BOX I:246 Tariff ReportTen percent import taxTourismTrade adjustment billsTrade agreements, opposition


Trade Agreements Act, 1958CorrespondenceNewspaper clippings

BOX I:247 Printed matter(4 folders)

Trade Agreements Extension Act, 1955(2 folders)

BOX I:248 Trade agreements legislation(2 folders)

Trade Expansion Act, 1962Correspondence


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MiscellanyPresidential tariff programPrinted matter

BOX I:249 Printed matterTrade Talk

(2 folders)U.S. balance of payments

Conference, 1959-1960CorrespondenceNewspaper clippingsPrinted matterSktrackbein debate

BOX I:250 United States Chamber of CommerceUnited States economyUnited States export trade driveWhite HouseWilkinson, Joseph R.World trade week

Committee for Economic DevelopmentAdministration

BOX I:251 AgricultureArea Development Committee


Civil rightsCorporate profitsCorrespondence

1949-1956BOX I:252 1956-1962

(2 folders)Debt managementDistressed Areas SubcommitteeEconomic policy

(2 folders)Economics

Education(1 folder)

BOX I:253 Education(1 folder)

GeneralGrowth and development

(2 folders)"Fiscal and Monetary Policy for High Employment"Fiscal policy

BOX I:254 Foreign aidForeign tradeForty Plus clubs


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Full Employment Act (1945)Gold convertibility"The Impact of CED on U.S. National Policy"

BOX I:255 InflationMerchant marineMiscellany

(4 folders)BOX I:256 Monopoly

National Right-to-Work CommitteeRecessionSteel industry

(1 folder)BOX I:257 Steel industry

(1 folder)Taxation

(2 folders)Wage and price adjustments

(2 folders)BOX I:258 Wages, guaranteed annual

Committee for Equality in NaturalizationCommunity Mobilization for Human NeedsCouncil for DemocracyFair Campaign Practices Committee

1954-19551956

CorrespondenceAdministrativeGeneral

Press releases and newspaper clippingsBOX I:259 1957

(2 folders)1958

(3 folders)Kam, Joseph P.Newspaper clippings and miscellany

BOX I:260 1959(2 folders)

1960Committee on Campaign Contributions and ExpendituresNewspaper clippings

BOX I:261 Printed matter1961-1963

(4 folders)1964

Jan.-Sept.BOX I:262 Oct.-Dec., includes Kennedy-Keating affair

1965, includes Executive director search


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1966(2 folders)

BOX I:263 1967-1969(6 folders)

BOX I:264 1970-1971, includes Vietnam election(2 folders)

1972Federal Steel Mediation BoardNational Civil Service League


BOX I:265 National Committee on HousingCorrespondencePrinted matter

National Committee on Municipal ReportingNational Manpower Council


Information memorandaNos. 1-120

BOX I:266 Nos. 121-159(2 folders)

Minutes of meetings2nd-13th meeting

(3 folders)BOX I:267 14th-21st meeting

(2 folders)MiscellanyPress releasesWorking papers

National Social Welfare AssemblyCorrespondence, 1946-1965


BOX I:268 President's Committee for Hungarian Refugee ReliefPresident's Committee for Religion and Welfarein the Armed Forces

BOX I:268-343 Part I: General Subject File, 1840-1972Correspondence, printed matter, financial reports, and related material pertaining to a variety of

topics.Arranged alphabetically by subject.

BOX I:268 Agricultural Hall of FameAmerican Association for Cancer ResearchAmerican Bar Association

Bill of Rights CommitteeCorrespondence and memoranda, 1939-1942

(5 folders)


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BOX I:269 MiscellanyPrinted matter

Corporation Banking and Business Law Committee, correspondence and memoranda,1947-1952(4 folders)

BOX I:270 Criminal Law Committee, Hauptmann report, 1935-1936(3 folders)

Federal Labor Legislation Sub-committeeCorrespondence and memoranda

1947-1949(4 folders)

BOX I:271 1950-1951(3 folders)

Questionnaire(2 folders)

Federal Labor Legislation Eastern Sub-committeeFederal Labor Legislation Western Sub-committee

BOX I:272 Genocide ConventionInternational Bank and Fund Subcommittee

Correspondence and memoranda, 1946-1952(4 folders)

MiscellanyNotesPrinted matter


(2 folders)Participation by lawyers as citizens in the Public Affairs CommitteeRegional meeting, June 8-9, 1955

American Civil Liberties UnionAmerican Committee on United EuropeAmerican Red Cross

BOX I:274 American Youth CongressAnatolia College, Thessaloniki, GreeceApplications for employment and recommendations, 1943-1972

(2 folders)Ballet Theatre Foundation

CorrespondenceNews bulletins and newspaper clippingsTrustees' reports and miscellany

Barr, Leonie S. L.Bensons, Mr. and Mrs. Aleksandrs

BOX I:275 Berea College, Berea, Ky.Berkeley, JeffreyBeta Theta Pi

Beta Centenary Foundation

Part I: General Subject File, 1840-1972

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Boldeanu, VasileBond CommissionBooks and articles

BOX I:276 Bricker amendment, 1954Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.Burroughs, Ann Cluett, tax returnsBusiness and finance

Bigelow, Emma F. G.Bradmor RealtyBurton Ave. propertyChase Construction Co.

(1 folder)BOX I:277 Chase Construction Co.

(3 folders)Crane Ave. property, 1935-1949

(2 folders)Dayton and Michigan Railroad Co.Financial accounts ledgerGartran CorporationGold Sealed Denture Process Co.

Correspondence1924-1927

BOX I:278 1928-1932PatentReceivership and financial statements

Investments1924-1929

(5 folders)BOX I:279 1930-1935

(6 folders)BOX I:280 1936-1945

(8 folders)BOX I:281 1946-1971

(8 folders)Dr. Koch Vegetable Tea Co.Haydock, Lamson and Co., schedules

BOX I:282 Kennecott Copper Corp.MiscellanySterling Securities Corp., 1927-1929

(2 folders)Stock ledgers

ReceiptsOverton, B. W.Oxley, Lucy O.

Business and industry


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Butcher, Patricia Mary BerthaCamp Joy, Cincinnati, Ohio

BOX I:283 Carnegie Institution of Washington, D.C.Archaeological activityCorrespondence, 1944-1971

(6 folders)BOX I:284 Financial statements and reports

Fiscal procedures manualMiscellanyPrinted matter

(2 folders)Reece Committee

(1 folder)BOX I:285 Reece Committee

(1 folder)Trustees

Center for Information on AmericaCenter for the Study of Democratic InstitutionsCharitable contributionsCincinnati, Ohio, Bar Association

Committee on Judiciary and Legal ReformCorrespondence, 1947-1968

(3 folders)Criminal enforcement

BOX I:286 Cincinnati, Ohio, Council on World AffairsCorrespondenceMiscellany

Cincinnati, Ohio, Times Star Co.Board of directors meetingsCorrespondence and memoranda, 1939-1958

(3 folders)Financial statements

BOX I:287 Legal fileNewspaper clippings

Citizens' Committee for Extension of the National Defense Education ActCitizenship CouncilCitizens League of Greater Cleveland, OhioCivil rights

Civil rights billCorrespondenceDiscrimination


"Fair" bus billKaramu House, Cleveland, Ohio

BOX I:288 Miscellany(3 folders)


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National Citizens Committee for Community RelationsNewspaper clippings

(2 folders)Revolution and disquiet

(1 folder)BOX I:289 Revolution and disquiet

(2 folders)Civil warCommunications network proposalCommunism

Anticommunist organizationsCommunist PartyCorrespondence, 1947-1957


(2 folders)Newspaper clippings

Communism in the United StatesCommunity Chests and Councils of America

CorrespondenceMinutes of meetings

BOX I:291 MiscellanyConscientious objectors in military serviceCotton, Edward H., "William Howard Taft, Idealist"Coulon, BernardCouncil of National Organizations for Adult

EducationDanziger, EugenDeinkoll, Mr. and Mrs. PeterDemocracyDixie Terminal Co.Dolbey, James and DorothyDryak, Alois V.Economics

American Economic FoundationAutomation and employmentBudget and taxesCorrespondenceConsumer spendingDisarmament and economicsEconomic Policy CommitteeEuropean Economic Conference of Westminster, 1954

BOX I:292 ForecastingFull employmentGrowthInternational economicsMiscellany


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Quality Stabilization ActsWages and prices

Education(3 folders)

Edwards, Frances Taft, propertyBOX I:293 Edwards, William A., estate

Eichmann, Adolph, trialEllinger, IngeborgEthics in business and governmentExperiment in International LivingFederal City CouncilFederal electrical powerFirst International Congress on Smoking and HealthFlemming, Arthur S., luncheonFortune article, Aug. 1947Free Europe CommitteeFreedom FilmsFund for Adult Education

CorrespondenceSpeeches and writings

(1 folder)BOX I:294 Speeches and writings

(1 folder)Fund for the RepublicGametson, JosephGet-well letters, operation, 1955

(2 folders)Glassman, Gertrude and MartinGlueck, Mr. and Mrs. NelsonGreat Britain loan, Senate debate, 1946

BOX I:295 Guttmann, HenryHall of Fame for Great Americans, New York, N.Y.

CorrespondenceMiscellanySelection Committee

(2 folders)Halpin, ThomasHamilton County (Ohio) Good Government LeagueHamilton County (Ohio) National Defense CouncilHarmon, Francis W.Health insurance, Wagner-Murray-Dingell billHersey, Annie LouiseHillsdale school contractHobson, Henry W. and Edmonia B.

BOX I:296 Insurance, 1931-1955(6 folders)

International Institute of Rural Reconstruction


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BOX I:297 International Mass Education MovementCorrespondenceMiscellany

International patent agreements and double taxationInternational Schoolboy FellowshipInternational University in America, Inc., promotionJames E. Shephard Memorial FoundationJansen, FelixKarbole, Mr. and Mrs. JohanKleybolte, RudolphKowalezyk, KoystynaLabor relations

Goldberg, ArthurInternational Labor OrganizationLabor productivityLabor unionsLittle Steel strike, 1937Miscellany

(1 folder)BOX I:298 Miscellany

(1 folder)Monsanto Chemical Co.National Academy of ArbitratorsPersonnel managementSteel wage controversy, 1958-1959Taft-Hartley ActWages and profits

BOX I:299 Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights under Law(2 folders)

Leonard, Henry and LotteLibrary of Congress, Washington, D.C.McCarthy, Joseph R.

(2 folders)Magyer, AnnemarieMangold, EmilMidwest International Trade Development CenterMilitary in politicsMilitary recordsMoore, Francis JohnMoro Educational Foundation

BOX I:300 Moruseanu, LarisaMunicipal governmentNational Conference of Christians and JewsNational Conference on Prevention and Control of Juvenile DelinquencyNational Economic LeagueNational Policy CommitteeNational Probation Association


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"National Purpose"National Repertory TheatreNational Workshop on Overseas Travel for StudentsNiebuhr, Reinhold, professorship fund

BOX I:301 North American Committee to Aid Spanish DemocracyNoyes School of Rhythm Foundation, Portland, Conn.

(2 folders)Nuclear energy and armaments

DisarmamentNational Committee for a Sane Nuclear PolicyPeacetime usesRadiation

(2 folders)Weapons' testing

Newspaper clippingsBOX I:302 Printed matter

Ohio National Life Insurance Co.Board of directors meetings and fiscal reports

1948-1966(4 folders)

BOX I:303 1967-1971(2 folders)


Printed matter and newspaper clippingsStock investments

BOX I:304 Ohio State Bar AssociationCommittee on Constitutional ConventionCommittee on Judicial SelectionCorrespondence and notesExaminations

1925-1930(2 folders)

Examination copiesOperation, 1955Personal taxes

1924-1929BOX I:305 1930-1943

(8 folders)BOX I:306 1944-1963

(10 folders)BOX I:307 1964-1967

(4 folders)United States gift tax, Cincinnati, Ohio, Times Star stock

Philippines


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BOX I:308 Pringle, Henry F., The Life and Times of William Howard Taft (1939), correspondence,1930-1940(4 folders)

Radley College, Abingdon, Berkshire, EnglandRailroadsRajchman, Rena BogackaReal estate

Cathedral Ave. propertyGarden Place property

Construction contracts(2 folders)

BOX I:309 Correspondence(2 folders)

Leasing and saleZoning amendment

Murray Bay property(2 folders)

Reciprocal trade agreements See also Containers I:192-198, State DepartmentCorrespondence

Mar.-July 1945(2 folders)

BOX I:310 Nov. 1946-Mar. 1949International Trade Organization charter and tariffsLiquorMemoranda and miscellany

(4 folders)BOX I:311 Memoranda and miscellany

(1 folder)Printed matter

(2 folders)Renewal, 1949Statements and testimonyTelegrams and opinionsTestimony

House Ways and Means Committee, May 12, 1945BOX I:312 Senate Finance Committee, June 5, 1945

RefugeesBrauchbar, HansCorrespondence, memoranda, and notesHungarian Relief CommitteeKalmar, FriedrichPrinted matter

(2 folders)BOX I:313 Printed matter

(2 folders)United States Committee for the Care of European ChildrenWeigert, E. O.


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Relief and Security bill, 1939Religion and welfare recoveryRight-to-work amendment


(2 folders)BOX I:314 Ross, Ishbel, An American Family: The Tafts, 1678-1964 (1964)

Rotter, FrankSt. Paul's Cathedral, London, England, choir tourSalvation ArmyScience, astronomyScience and governmentSecond Division Association, reunionsShotwell, James T., committee to nominate for Nobel Peace PrizeSocialismState DepartmentStauback, Karl E.Sugimoto, Hanano and ChiyonoSupreme Court reorganization, 1937Swienty, WilhelmTaft, Alphonso, monumentTaft, Robert A., Memorial Foundation


BOX I:315 Taft, Rosalyn, gift trust, 1948-1966(2 folders)

Taft, Seth C,, Cuyahoga County, Ohio governmentTaft, William H.

Correspondence concerning1957-1965

(5 folders)BOX I:316 1966-1971

(2 folders)Ford Motor Co. exhibitMemorialsNewspaper clippings

(4 folders)BOX I:317 Portrait, University of Cincinnati Law School, Cincinnati, Ohio

Radio programs"Builders of Destiny," July 14, 1949"Chronicles of the Presidents," Apr. 9, 1933

Saturday Evening Post articleSpeeches

1904-1919(2 folders)

Taft, William Howard, Memorial AssociationAdministration and operation


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ContributionsCopies of manuscripts

DiariesTaft family letters, 1846-1906

BOX I:318 Wood, Susan T., collectionPhotocopies, 1865-1913Transcripts

Worcester Antiquarian Society, 1840-1879Correspondence

Dec. 1936-July 1962(4 folders)

BOX I:319 Aug. 1962-July 1964, undated(4 folders)

GenealogyCollins-Herron familyHerron familyTaft family

Junior Leagues of AmericaLegal documents, residence of Alphonso and Louis TaftLibrary of Congress, Washington, D.C.

BOX I:320 MiscellanyNational Trust for Historic Preservation, Washington, D.C.

(2 folders)Newspaper clippingsNotebooks

BOX I:321 PreservationPresidents' birthplacesPress kitPublicityReportsResearch

GeneralTaft, Peter R.Waters, Asa

Restoration of Taft homeSponsors

BOX I:322 Taft, Alphonso, portraitYale University, New Haven, Conn.

Taft, William Howard, Memorial Highway AssociationTaft Broadcasting Co.

Board of directors meetings1959-1971

(4 folders)Contributions CommitteeCorrespondence and memoranda

1959-1960


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