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k i ~ o 7 1 ) NYCV84-A1174 Reed . Danie l Alden. 1875-1959.

~ a p e r s , 1914-1960. 89 cubic f t .

L..awyer. Danie l Alden Reed received an LL.A. from Corne l l U n i v e r s i t y i n 1898 and became a lawyer i n Dunkirk, New York, 1900-1903; a t to rney fo r New York State Excise Department, 1903-1907; f o o t b a l l coach a t Corne l l Un ivers i ty , 1909-1918; member, Special Food Conservation mission t o France and England, 1918-19195 member o f Congress, 43rd New York D i s t r i c t , 1919-1939; member House Ways and Means Committee. 19:SJ-1959, chairman, 1959-1954. chairman of Subcommittee on Sncial. Secur i ty , 1948; and delegate t o In te rpar l iamentary Union, 1938, 1948- 1950, 1952.

Summary: Inc ludes correspondence w i t h const i tuents, colleagues, and others, newspaper c l ~ p p i n g s , and miscellaneous mater ia ls concerning taxat ion, t a r i f f po l i c i es , and o ther aspects of the work of the House Ways and means Committee. congressional e lect ions, the Supreme Court r e o r y a n i z a t i ~ n b i l l o f 1937- the work o.f the Office of P r i c e Administrat ion, the C i v i l i a n Product ion Aclministration. 'the Economic Cuaperation Administrat ion, and o ther government agencies, l e g i s l a t i o n on employment, immigration, na tu ra l i za t i on , labor , education, and the pos ta l r r r v i c e , such pub l i c questions as soc ia l i zed medicine, foreign aid, ~ u i i v ~ ? r s a l m i l i t a r y t ra in ing , the St. Lawrence Seaway, Ind ians i n New York S ta te * and veterans' a f f a i r s ; correspandence w i t h h i s secretar ies, FranL:. S. Cisna and Car l Willingham; In terpar l iamentary Union correspondence and documents (3939- 195R); d i a r y concerning Reed's t r i p t o England and France as a member of the Food Conservation Mission; photographs o f wartime scenes; correspondc?nce and p r i n ted ma te r i a l regarding the Korean War; l e t t e r s concerning the promotion and ~?xpan!;:i.on o f chambers of commerce, no tab ly those i n New YorC State, Pr~nnc,ylvani.a, I l ichigan, and Massachnsetts; d r a f t s o f speeches Reed made a t chamber o f cummerce meetings, scrapbooks and notebooks (1915-1957), f am i l y l e t t e r s , m a t e r i a l per ta in ing t o Washington s o c i a l a c t i v i t i e s , f i n a n c i a l records. and other personal papers; photographs, c i t a t i ons , c e r t i f i c a t e s , and other mater ia ls.

F ind ing aids: Unpublished guide. Described i n KEPORT OF THE CURATOR AND ARCHIVIST, 1938-1962. C i t e as: Danie l Alden Reed. Papers, #1907. Department of Man~iscrip' ls and

I.lni.ver!;ity Archives, Cornell. Un i ve rs i t y L ib ra r i es .

1. C:isna. Frank S. 2. Willingham, Carl.. 3. Uni ted States. Congress. House!. Comflil:t:tee on Ways and deans.. 4. Uni-ted States. Supreme Court. 5. I ln i ted Stka-tes. CIPf'icc? o f P r i c e Administrat ion. 6. Uni ted States. C i v i l i a n Prodnct ion Adnri~iic,.trat:iori. 7. Uni ted States. Economic Cooperation Admin is t ra t ion. 8. Intc?r-. par'l.iassnt.ary Union. 9. Food Cynservation Mission. 10. Uni ted States Posta l ?;el-vice. 11. Corne l l Universi.ty--fitliletics. 12. Taxation. 13. Ta r i f f . 1.4. f.i:l.ect:i.ona.. 15. En~plc)ym~!nt (I:cc,nomi.c theory) 1 F u l l employment. policj.e!ii. :I.'?. lii:m:iqra.tj.nn ancl irnmigrati(3n law. 18. Naturalization--L.aw and 1egis: lat ion. 19. I\latt.~r-cll. izat ic ln ----United Stntaci.. 20. LLabor and l.atrorinq claases--L.aw and :Lrq:i.!;:Lnt.ion. 21. I<ducration---l..aw and leqi!;la%ion. 22. Mc?dicine, !State. 2 , 5 - l:n?ii<.,ranc~?, Hoal lh. 24. Economjc as.;ist.anc:e. 25. r l i l l tc1r.y sel-vice- Cornpl.r%sor'y. 6 . :Indians cxf: Iblorth America. 27. Veteran!;. 28. Hoard!; o f trade. 29. Korean i d a ~ . . ~ :LYSO-.:LYS3. 30.. Urlj.tr?cl SIat.~?.?r;.---l3o:l i t i c s and government.. 3%. Uni l e d States-.- Otl:i.cl.al.?~ and employee!;. 92. S t . 1.-awl-encs Seawi~y. 33. Enq:Land. 34. 12rance. 3!i. Icorea.. 30. !blew Yort:. (Skate) 37. I"mnsylvanis. 3E1. Michigan. S9. PI ' as q. ... ac.t~~lc,et " ts.. 40. F'liot.oprin%s. ,.'l. %icra(,books. 42. Diaric?!i. 43. L-awyaa-s.

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Reed, Daniel Alden, 1875-1959. Papers, 1914-1960; 90 ft.

congressman, New York 43rd District. Reed's papers, which pertain chiefly to his career in the United States House of Representatives, include correspondence, newspaper clippings, and printed materials (11 boxes, 1919-19591, concerning taxation and tariff policies and other aspects of the work of the House Ways and Means Committee; correspondence, speech outlines,printed items and miscellaneous csngressional material from his Washington office (17 boxes, 1920-1958). concerning Congressional elections, the Supreme Court reorganization bill of 1937, the work of the Office of Price Administration, the Civilian Production Administration, the Economic Cooperation Administration, and other government agencies, legislation on employment, immigration and naturalization, labor, education, and the postal service, such public questions as socialized medicine, foreign aid, universal military training, the St. Lawrence Seaway, and Indian affairs in New York State, and problems related to World War I1 and the Korean War; similar papers from his Dunkirk office (15 boxes, 1919- 1950), consisting largely of substantial and informative correspondence with his secretaries, Frank 5. Cisna and Carl Willingham; general correspondence (7 boxes, 1944-1959), copies of bills introduced into the House and the related correspondence on each (5 boxes, 1945-1957); letters to and from constituents (4 boxes, 1945-1959), concerning much the same subjects as those previously mentioned; correspondence between Reed and armed forces personnel, veterans. and their relatives about benefits, discharges, and similar matters (7 boxes, 1944-1958); Inter-Parliamentary Union correspondence and documents (4 boxes, 1939-1958); notebooks (8 boxes 1928-1958) containing extensions of remarks and Reed's speeches clipped from The Congressional Record; letters to and from Reed concerning the promotion and expansion of Chambers of Commerce in various cities throughout the United States, notably those in New York State, Pennsylvania, Michigan, an6 Massachusetts (4 boxes, 1920- 1930) and drafts of speeches Reed made at Chamber of Commerce meetings (1 box); scrapbooks (29 volumes, 1916-1939, 1953, 1957-1959) containing newspaper clippings, pamphlets, and other printed materials on numerous topics relating to Reed's career; notebooks (57 volumes, 1915-1957) and loose materials (3 boxes, 1916-1956), containing information on monetary policy, labor, elections, and many other subjects; correspondence concerning appointments to the U.S. Military Academy, the Naval Academy, and the Air Force Academy (1 box, 1947-1956); and appointments of postmasters and rural carriers in Reed's district (1 box, 1952-1957); family letters, material pertaining to Washington social activities, financial records, and other personal papers (13 boxes, 1919-1954); photographs (5.300 items) and citations and certificates (36 items); and pamphlets, newspaper clippings, speeches, press releases, and miscellaneous material (7 boxes). Correspondents include John Foster Dulles, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Herbert Hoover, George M. Humphrey, Richard M. Nixon, John D. Rockefeller, Jr., Nelson A. Rockefeller, Joseph Rubinstein, numerous Senators and Congressmen, other public figures, constituents, and friends. Detailed checklists attached. -. Dunkirk, Chautauqua County .

Card entries:

Dulles, John Foster (1888-1959) Eisenhower, Dwight David (1890-1969) Hoover, Herbert Clark (1874-1964) Humphrey, George Magoffin (1890- ) Lasser, Samuel J. Nixon, Richard Milhous (1913- 1 Rockerfeller, John Davison, Jr. Rockefeller, Nelson Aldrich ~ubenstein, Joseph Schurman, Jacob Gould (1854-1942) Train, Russell Errol Willingham, Carl Civiliam Production Administration Indians (New York State) Inter-Parliamentary Union Korean War Office of Price Administration Saint Lawrence Seaway U.S. Air Force Academy U.S. Military Academy U.S. Naval Academy U.S. Post Office Ways and Means Committee (U.S. House of Representatives) World War I (U.S. Food Administration) World War I1 Co-operatives (taxation of). Education (federal aid) Elections (congressional) Foreign Aid Immigration Labor (leqistlation ~ e ) Socialized medicine Tariff legislation (U.S. ) Taxation (excess profits)

' Taxation (income tax) Universal Military Training Veterans' affairs

Papers arranged, summer 1960-March 1961, A. Gates, E. Hansen, G. Beyer. Checklist made, A. Gates, 3/61; cards, E..Hansen and G. Beyer, 3-4/61.

Donated by Daniel A. Reed, Washington, D.C. and Dunkirk, N.Y. Dec. 1958; Jan.-Feb. 59.

In stacks. Few items rec'd from other donors in Mss. file under #1907.

Daniel A. Reed Papers.

Table of contents to guide:

p. 3. Ways and Means. 1914-[1919-19591. Boxes 1-11

p. 4. General Congressional material. 1890-11913-19591. Boxes 12-43

NOTE: Box 24 also contains a 1923 diary and an Indian affairs file. 1890-1950.

p. 7. General correspondence. 1944-1959. Boxes 44-50

p. 8, Bills and related correspondence. 1945-1957. Boxes 51-55

p. 8 . Letters to and from constituents, 1945-1959. Boxes 56-59

p. 9. Veterans' files, 1944-1958. Boxes 60-66

p. 9, Inter-Parliamentary Union, 1939-1958. Boxes 67-70

p. 9. Personal material, 1919-1954. Boxes 71-80

p.10, Extensions of Remarks (and Reed's speeches), 1928-1958. Boxes 81-88

p.11. Chamber of Commerce, 1920-1930. Boxes 89-93

p.12. Scrapbooks. 1916-1939. 1953. Boxes 94-104

p.13, Black notebooks, 1915-1959 and n.d. Boxes 105-112

p.15. West Point and Annapolis appointments, 1947-1956. Box 113

Post Office appointments, 1952-1957. Box 114

Photographs. Box 115

Financial records. Boxes 116-118. Returned to family.

Pamphlets, newspaper clippings, miscellany. Boxes 119-124

Speeches. Box 125

p.16, Additional personal material. Boxes 126-131

p.17. Folder heading lists for Boxes 14-43 above

p.47. Calendar of selected items in Box 22

p.54, List of photographs in Box 115

p.65. List of citations and certificates

Daniel Alden Reed. 1875-1959. Papers. 1914-1960 125 S x e s . 90 l / a ft.

Shelf l i s t and descr ipt ion of boxes:

Box #l - WAYS A?JD 1,SANS Correspondence (Up t o and including Box 11). 16" Correspondence concerning taxation and tine Ways and Iceans Com~ittee.

Nost of the correspondence concerns proposals t o reform and revise federa l income tax pol ic ies , and t o r a i s e t a r i f f s . -, 1934-19M. Very l i t t l e 1914-1933 material. 1914-(1919-1933)

Box #2 - Ways and Keans Correspondence 16" Similar t o Box fl. Much of the material i n t h i s box concerns

excess ;>refits taxes. 1948-1950

Sox #3 - idays and Neans Correspondence 1 6 n Similar t o Box f. Much of the material r e l a t e s t o the taxing of

cooperatives which Reed opposed. 1950-1951

Box $4 - Nays and Means Correspondence 16n Similar t o Box tl.

1951-1953.

Box #5 - Ways and ],leans Correspondence 16" Similar t o Box #1. See B i l l s and Related Correspondence f o r 1953-

1954: Box 54 1953-1959.

Box #6 - ;days and Heans News2aper Clip3ings 16" News clippings tha t e i the r were i n with the Ways and 14eans Corresp.ndence

o r per ta in t o the Ways and Means Committee. These clip?ings do not r e l a t e spec i f i ca l ly t o any of the l e t t e r s ; they were loose.

Box #7 - Ways and Neans - Printed Xater ia l 16" Printed material r e l a t ing t o the !days and 14eans Committee and t o

taxation i n general. Katerial i n t h i s box i s predominadtely printed by the government f o r the use of committses o r members of Congress.

aox #8 - Vays and Neans - Printed Hater ia l 16" S r i e f s and wri t ten s t t e m e n t s submitted t o Ways and Means

Committee.

Box #9 - 'days and Neans - Printed Kater ia l 16" Fa te r i a l from the 0.5. Tariff Commi;sion. Jo in t Cornattee on In te rna l

Revenue Taxation, 'days and leans Cormittee and Senate Finance Comnittee. Also material ccncerning the Anti Dumping Act, H.R. 6006, 1957; and material from 9rivate organizations.

Daniel Alden Reed 61907 [Page 21

Box $10 - Ways and Means - Printed Faterial 16" Material from orivate organizations. Printed publications from

~rivate organizations, ie. What8s Hap~ening in Taxation of Government Regulation," put out by Prentice Hall, Inc. ItNews Bulletin." "'dashington Situation" 3ugout by the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives, and others. Reprints from the Conmessional Record. Press Releases by Reed and others.

Box #11 - Ways and Means - Printed Material 4" Government documents that have notations by Reed on them, &. bills,

committee hearings, etc.

Box $12 - GGNn&L CONGRESSIONAL Yaterial - from Washington. (Up to and including Box 26). 4" The following boxes labeled General Congressional I<aterial is material

from Reed's >!ashington office. (Boxes labeled General Congressional Material - Dunkirkare from his home in Dunkirk.) This material is actually miscellaneous material concerning all types of Congressional activities. Some of this material concerns the 'days and Keans Committee or related subjects. The material is arranged by years, and then alphabetically by subject. Speech outlines for speeches in Congress and before Chamber of Commerce groups. -1929. 171 2

Box 913 - General Congressional Material - 4" Same as Sox $12. ) y , ~ - t T . & -7 30x #14 - General Congressional Material 16" Inclu3es speech outlines, 1920's: football stories, 1920's; packing

the Su~rems Count, 1937; and :iorld Xar 11, 1941-42. 1920-1942.

SOX #15 - General Congressional Katerial 16" 1943-1946.

Box $16 - General Congressional Material 16" Includes ?rimary, 1946; thank-you letters. 1946 and 1947; O.P.A.

(Office of Price Administration). 1946-1947; Civilian Froduction Administration, (the C.'.A. took the place of the War ?reduction Board). 1946; Sur?lus ?roperty cases. 1946-47.

BOX f17 - General Congrsssional Haterial 16" Includes election, 1948; Enploymsnt, 1947-48; Immigration, 1946-48,

A-P; Governors8 conference, 1947-1948. 1948.

Box 918 - General Congressional Material 16O Includes finigration, R-Z, 1946-1948; Sur?lus ?roperty Cases, 1945-

1948; Agriculture Yearbook, 1949; Labor legislation. 1949; aucation, 1949. 1948-1949.

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Box t i 9 - General Congressional Y i t e r i a l 16n Includes Parochial Schools, 1949; 'hiage and Hour ( B i l l ? ) , 1949;

Socialized Xedicine, 1945-1949; Campaign, 1950; Korea, 1950. 1949-19 50.

Box if20 - General Congressional Material 16" Includes Economic Cooperation Administration, 1947-1950; Employment.

1947-1950; Immigration and Naturalization, 1947-1950: ?os ta l Rates. 1948-1950; Steel . 1948-1950; Universal Mili tary Training, 1950-1951.

Box f21 - General Congressional Material 16" Includes St. Lawrence Seaway. 1952; Universal Military Training. 1952.

1952-1955.

Box Q22 - Ggneral Congressional Material 16" Includes l e t t e r s t o and from Presidents Hoover and Eisenhower, and

vice-?resident Richard Nixon. Also corres?ondence from Reed and Secretary, 1956; Josegh Rubenstein. 1955-1956. See attached shest. p. 14. 1956-1959, undated A-G.

Box 623 - General Congressional Pa te r i a l 16'' Almost a l l of t he folders i n t h i s box a re extra long ones, and therefore

cover a large number of years. Includes the Hong Fort Chew Case. 1947. 1920-1958, a l so undated G-S.

Sox f24 - General Congressional Material 4" Includes a black book t i t l e d "The Scribble-in Bookn, Diary f o r 1923.

Indian P.ffairs. 1890-1950. Undated Material U-Z .

aox #25 - Miscellaneous General Congressional Material 4n Includes individual voting record by Roll c a l l s in the House of Repre-

sentatives f o r the following rears . Yarch 9. 1923 - June 16. 193'3: . Jan. 3, 1935 - August 26, 1935: 19j7-1938:-i945-i946. Also includes a co-y of the Daniel Alden Reed, Eemorial Ad resses Delivered i n Congress. and Year book and Diary. 1945.

Box #?6 - Mscellaneous General Congressional Printed Fa te r i a l - and Exhibit Items 4n Includes button. bndon Sunflowers, and a pr int ing block f o r

l i c tures of Reed.

Box #27 - GZERAL CONGRZS I O N a r a t e r i a l - Dunkirk (Up t o and including b x 41). 4" General corres?ondence, some from Frank S. Cisna. Reed's secretary.

1919-1920. Kater ia l i n the boxes labeled General Congressionzl Kater ia l - Dunkirk a l l came from Reed's home i n Dunkirk. They or ig ina l ly were i n wooden or metal l e t t e r hoxes. P good amount of personal material was included but i n the boxing was separated and ~ u t i n boxes labeled Personal ):aterial.

90x #28 - General Congressional Xater ia l - Dunkirk 4n General correspondence including l e t t e r s from Frank S. Cisna, Reed's

sscretary. 1920, '21, '25, '27, '28. riost of the m t e r i a l i s 1920 and 1929.

Daniel Al3en Reed I1907 [Page 41

Box #29 - General Congressional Material - Dunkirk ' 4 n \ General correspondence including letters from Carl Willingham. Copy

of a letter from Jacob Gould Schurman. Oct. 31. 1929. The original should be in the Washington files. 1929-1930.

Box #30 - General Congressional raterial - Dunkirk 411 Includes letters from Carl xillingham, Reed's secretary, and letters

from his family. 1931

30x $31 - General Congressional Faterial - Dunkirk 4" Includes letters from Carl i.iillingham, Reed's secretary.

1931-1932

Box #32 - General Congressional Itaterial - Dunkirk 4" Same as Box f30.

1932-1933

Box 6133 - General Congressional Material - Dunkirk 4'1 Same as Box #3O

1933-1934.

Box 934 - General Congressional Naterial - Dunkirk 4" Same as Box Y30.

1935.

Box 74/35 - General Congressional Faterial - Dunkirk 4" Same as Box $30.

1936.

Box #36 - General Congressional Yaterial - Dunkirk 4" General correspondence; most of it to and from Carl Willingham.

1935-1938, 1940.

Box $37 - General Congressional #aterial - Dunkirk 4" Includes letters from Carl Willingham and from his son. William.

1938

Box 938 - General Congressional Naterial - Dunkirk 4" General corres3ondence including many letters to and from Carl ''illingham.

Much of the co&es)ondence concerns Reed's political battle in 1942; ?rimary fight with Fuller of Jamestown, Wany letters congratulating Reed on his big win in the primary.

Box $39 - General Congressional Faterial - Dunkirk 4" General corres?ondence including many letters to and from Carl

Xiliingham and from Ruth Reed. She worked in Reed's office during the sumner of 1945. 1944-1945.

Daniel Reed 81907 [Page 51

Box #40 - General Congressional Katerial - DunMrk 4" Same as Box Y30.

1947

BOX #41 - General Congressional Material - Dunkirk 4" Same as Box 830.

1948-1950.

Box #42 - General Congressional Material - File - Washington. 16n Tt:is material came from Reed's office in essentially the same shape it

is now. Most of the material is for 1958, although a bit is for previous yews. The corres~ondence is arranged al-~habetically by topic. The material covers a variety of subjects but there is a lot of railroad aterial. A-M 19.58

Box #43 - General Congressional Material - File 16" Same as Box &2..

N-Z 1958

Box #44 - General Corres~ondence 16n This material came from Reed's office in essentially the same shape it

is now. The correspondence is arranged alphabetically. It was labeled General Correspondence, A-Z, and so it was left that way. A-Hi. 1944-1949

30x $45 - General Correspondence 16" Same as Box #44.

HoSz. 1944-1949.

Box #46 - General Corres2ondence 4" Same as Box #&.

Sh-Z ' 194$-1949

Box #47 - General Correspondence. 16" This material is essentially the sam9s Boxes $44-46. However it

is another grow of years and came from Reed's office th&ay it is in tie boxes? A-F 1950-1959

Box f49 - General Corres?ondence 16" Same as Bcx #47.

G-Ni 1950-1959-

3ox if49 - General Correspondence 1611 Same as Box +47.

No -u . 1950-1959.

Daniel A. Reed #1907 [ page 6 I

Box I50 - General Corres~ondence 411 Same as Box #47.

v-z 1950-1959-

Box #51 - B i l l s and Related Correspondence 16n This material cane from Reed's of f ice just a s is. Each folder concerns

one b i l l with the re la ted correspondence f o r t ha t b i l l . The material i s arranged by year, and then by b i l l number. 79th Congress. 1st Session. H.R.288-4010. Many fo lders on H.R. 4010 which was the demobilization of the armed forces, 1945. 79th Congress, 2nd Session. H.R. 4341-7052, 1946. 80th Congress. 1st Session. H.R. 107 - 4259. 1947. 1945-47.

Box #52 - B i l l s and Relate4 Correspondence 16" 80th Congress. 2nd Session. H.R. 5158-7033. 1948.

81st Congress, 1 s t Session. H.R. 277-5972, 1949. 81st Congress. 2nd Session. H.R. 4942-6563, 1950. 1948-1950.

Box #53 - B i l l s and Related Corres3ondence 16" 81st Congress, 2nd Session. H.R. 6563-4847. 1950.

82nd Congress. 1st Session. H.R. 324-5076, 1951. 82nd Congress, 2nd Session. X.R. 6470-8391, 1952. 1950-1952

30x #54 - B i l l s and Related Corres?ondence 16" 83rd Congress, 1st Session. H.R. 1-6812. 1953.

83rd Congress, 2nd Session. H.R. 7199-10257, 1954. 84th Congress. 1st Session. H.R. 291-3202, 1955. 1953-1955-

Box #55 - Jills and Related Corres?ondence 16" 84th Congress, 1st Session. H.R. 3292-5267. 1955.

84th Congress, 2nd Session. H.R. 8389-12131 85th Congress, 1st Session. H.R. 1215-9588. 1957. 1955-1957.

Box d56 - Letters t o and from Constituents 4" T h i s material i s corres.>ondence t o and from Reed's consti tuents i n

Allegany, Cattaraugus and Chautauqua Counties. The material i s i n essent ia l ly the same form tha t it came in from !$lashington. 1945-Dec. 1954. Predominantly 1953-54 material.

Box $57 - Letters t o and from Constituents 4" Same as 3ox $56.

Jan. 1955 - Feb. 1957.

Box 358 - Letters t o and from Constituents 4" sane a s Box .#56.

March 1957 - Dec. 1957.

Box 659 - Letters t o and from Constituents 4" Same as Box $56.

Jan. 1958 - Feb. 1959.

Daniel A. Reed

BOX $60 - Veteranst Files (OD to and including Box 66). 4" ,These boxes include correspondence between Reed and armed forces

personnel, including veterans and their relatives about benefits due them, discharges etc. A-Z 1944-1948

Box 762 - Veterans' Files 1611 Cu-Han

1944-1958

Box $63 - Veterans' Files 16" Har-Mila

1944-1933

Box $64 - veterans' Files 161' Killer - Pu

1944-1958

Box +65 - Veterans' Files 16" Sa-l!ak

19w-1958

Box $66 - veterans' Files 4 n t!al-Z

1944-1958

Box $7 - Inter-Parliamentary Union Files 16" General Correspondence and printed material having to do with the

Inter-Parliamentary Union. Reed was president of the Anerican Group from 1954 to 1956. 1939, , '49, '50. '52, '53. '54.

9ox 965 - Inter-Parliamentary Union 4" same as Box #67.

1956. '57, '58.

Box 669 - Inter-Parliamentary Union 1611 Same as Box #67.

Long folders for years 1948. '52, '53. '54. '55. '56, '57. Regular folders for 1954-1955.

Box $70 - Inter-Parliamentary Union Printed 1-Aterial 16" See the adjo23.ing sheets listing the pam?hlets and books.

Box $71 - Personal Yaterial (Up to and including Box 80). 4" This material all came from Reed's home in Dunkirk. It includes many

bills and otnsr corres?ondence about financial activities. Sone of the boxes include family letters, b.u+,&ach is so indicated. Includes family letters and financial corres?ondence. 1919-1922. k few peces of 1923 and 1925.

Daniel A. Reed

Box %72 - Personal Kater ia l 4" B i l l s , income t ax material , and correspondence concerning f inanc ia l

transactions. 1923-24.

Box #73 - Personal Kater ia l 4" B i l l s , income t ax material , and correspondence concerning f inanc ia l

transactions. 1925-26.

Box $74 - Personal Nater ia l 4" Includes family l e t t e r s , and f inanc ia l corres?ondence.

1928-1929. A few i e c e s of 1924 and 1926.

Box #75 - Personal Kater ia l 4n Includes family l e t t e r s and other corres3ondence concerning f inanc ia l

a c t i v i t i e s . 1930-1933-

Box t76 - Personal Material 4" Inclucies l e t t e r s fron! Ruth and 'Jilliam Reed. a l so a great amount of

corres3ondence with Glenn ?.bodin, a t torney i n Dunkirk, concerning a nun named Pagano. 1934-1936. 1938-1941.

Box #77 - Perscnal 14aterial 4'1 Includes l e t t e r s t o and from ?filliarn and Ruth Re-d, a lso b i l l s .

1942-1944.

Box $78 - Personal Hater ia l 411 includes l e t t e r s from Ruth Reed when she worked i n Reed's o f f ice i n

?!ashington during thesmmer of 1945. Also l e t t e r s from Wi1;iam Reed and b i l l s . 1945-1946.

Box 979 - Personal !.!aterial 4" Includes family l e t t e r s , l e t t e r s from personal f r iends , inv i ta t ions t o

?Shingt?n =oc ia l ac t iv i t i e s . Corres?cndence concerning Y r s . Reed's a c t i v i t i e s i n the Congressional Club, etc. 1947-1948.

30x $80 - Personal t k t e r i a l 4" Includes l e t t e r s from Reed's son, William, and grand aughter, Alden

Reed. Also b i l l s . 1949-1954.

Box #81 - Extensions of Remrks (and s?eeches given by Reed) (ur, t o and including 30x 89). Sn This m:.terial i s i n the black notebooks a s it came from Reed's off ice .

It consis ts of a r t i c l e s c l i ? ~ e d from t t e ConmessionaJ Record concsm.ing Resd's ac t iv i t i e s . It i s arranged by years and Congresses. "r ior t o 79tk Congress (1928-1944.) t o 79th Congress. Book 4 (1945). 1928-1945.

Daniel A. Reed PI907 [Page 91

Box #82 - Extension of Remarks 41' 79th Congress, 2nd Session, Book (1946) to 80th Conpess, Book 1.

(1947). 1946-1947.

Box #83 - Extensions of Remarks 4" 80th Congress, 1st Session. Book (1947) to 80th Congress. 2nd Session,

Sook 5, (1948). 1947-1948.

Box 684 - Extensions of Remarks 80th Congress. Book 6, (1948). to 81st Congress. Book, (1950). 1948-1950.

Eox '185 - 3xtensions of Remarks 411 8lst Congress, $# $d$$f#$. Bookb(1950). to 82nd Congress, Book (1951).

1950-1951.

Box $86 - Extensions of Remarks 4" 82nd Congress, 2nd Session, Eook (1952) to 83rd Congress. 1st Session.

Book 2, (1953). 1952-1953.

Sox #87 - Yxtensions of R~marks 4" 83rd Congress, 2nd Session, Sook (1954) to 84th Congress, 2nd Session.

Book 1, (1956). 1954-1956.

Box #88 - Zxtensions of Remarks 4" 85th Congress, 1st Session, (1957) to 85th Congress. 2nd Session. Book 2

(1958). 1957-1958.

Box Jn89 - Chamber of Com.erce 16" Letters to and from Daniel Reed concerning the promotion and/or expansion

of Chamber of Commerce in various cities throughout the U.S. Xeed addressed Chamber of Commerce groups in cities throughout the U.S. but most of his activities was in New York. Pen~sylvania, Fichigan, and Kassachusetts. All the material is dated between 1920 and 1930. The material is arranged alphabetically by states. A-K.

Box #9O - Chamber of Commerce 16" Same as Box +89.

x-PT.

Box if91 - Chamber of Comerce 16n Same as Box f89.

hi-0.

Box $92 - Chamber of Comgerce 16" Same as Box t89.

P-z.

Bcx #93 - Chamber of Commerce 2" Drafts of sp-eches Reed made to the Chamber of Commerce meetings.

Daniel A. Reed %I907 [Page 101

Box #94 - Scrapbooks (Up t o and including Box 104). 411 Because of the porr condition of the scrapbooks. a l l of the material

was taken out and ~ u t i n t o rag folders. The scra?books were f i r s t put i n t o chronological order and given a number; t h e material was then t ransferred and the folders were given the same year and number. The material covers a l l topics, including the Republican Party. newspaper clippings, and other general congressional material. No. 1 1916-1917 Folders 1-4 ,No. 2 1917 Fol 'ers 1-2

-- ; I % i ' i

Box #95 - Scrapbooks ~n Same a s Box 894

No. 3 1917 Folders 1-3 No. 4 1917-1918 Folders 1-3

BOX 696 - Scra?books 4" No. 5 1918 Folders 1-2 Scrapbook is loose i n stacks.

So. 6 1925-1931 Folders 1-8. No. 7 1931 Folder 1 Scrapbogk is loose i n stacks.

BOX %97 - Scrapbooks - loose 4" No. 5 1918

Box 898 - Scra?books - loose No. 7 1931

Box $99 - Scrapbooks 411 HO. 8 1932 Foiders 1-2

No. 9 1933 Folders 1-5 No. 10 1934 Folsers 1-3 No. 11 1934 Folders 1-4

Box f100- Scrapbooks 411 No. 12 1934 Folders 1-6

No. 13 1934 Folders 1-5 No. 14 1934 Folders 1-6

Box #101- Scra:~books 4" No. 15 1935 Folders 1-5

No. 16 1935 Folders 1-4

Box #102- Scrapbooks 411 NO. 17 1935 Folders 1-5 Tax b i l l

Xo. 18 1935 Folders 1-4 No. 19 1935 Folders 1-3 No. 20 1935 Fol6ers 1-2 No. 21 1937 Folders 1-3

Box #103- Scra ?books 4" No. 22 1938 Folders 1-5 Speeches

No. 23 1936 Folders 1-3 Chamber of Comerce No. 24 1938 Folders 1-3 Earn leg is la t ion No. 25 1936-38 Folder 1 Undistributed Corporation P ro f i t s Tax No. 26 1937-38 Folders 1-2 Social Security No. 27 1939 Folders 1-2 Social Security

Daniel A. Reed XI907 I Page 11 1

Box P104 - Scrapbook Loose scrapbook i n stacks with newspaper a r t i c l e s and cartoons concerning Reed's f i g h t fo r a Tax reduction and the f i g h t against the extension of the excise tax. 1953

Box $105 - Black Notebooks (Up t o and including Box 112). 2" These black notebooks a r e arranged chronologically and contain material

under every subject imaginable. No. 1 1915 No. 3 1915

Box Y106 - Black Notebooks 4" NO. 2 1915

NO. 4 1916 NO. 5 1916-1917 No. 6 1916-1919

Box $107 - Black Notebooks 16. No. 7 1919

NO. 8 1919-1920 No. 9 1921 No. 10 1921-1922 No. 11 1924 NO. 12 1923-1925 No. 13 1928-1929 No. 1 4 1930 NO. 15 1914-1915. 1931 NO. 16 1935-1936 No. 17 1936 NO. 18 1933. 1936-1937 No. 19 1936-1938 No. 20 1937-1938 The Re~ublican Reoorter NO. 21 1938-1979 NO. 22 1950, iG40 No. 23 1934-1940

Box +lo8 - Slack Notebooks 16" No. 24 1939-194.0

No. 25 1939-1940 No. 26 1940 No. 27 1942-1943 No. 28 1944-1945 S~eecheS No. 29 1942, 1945-1946 Po l i t i ca l Dope No. 30 1945-196 P o l i t i c a l No. 31 1945. 1947 NO. 32 1947 Labor B i l l s No. 33 1945. 1947-1948 Cannaign D o ~ e No. 34 1945-1948 No. 35 196-19M Po l i t i ca l Xo. 36 1950-1951 Trade Agreement, Monetary Notes No. 37 1952 Brief fo r off ice of Price S tab i l iza t ion No. 38 1952 Yo. Farmer's Association Speech No. 39 1952 Campaign, 1952 Eo. 40 1952-1953 C h & m Reed's Speeches before the Technical S ta f f

and Industry

Daniel A. Reed #I907 [Page 121

Box f109 - Black Notebooks 16" No. 41 1953

No. 42 1953 No. 43 1953 NO. 44 1953-1954 No. 45 1953-1954 No. 46 1754 No. 47 1954 No. 48 1954

Chairman Reed's Handbook Chairman Reed's Speeches - Technical S ta f f and Industry groups Conmission on Foreign Economic Policy Social Security Speech Material, Inspirat ional Randall Economic Commission Radio Speeches by Yz. Reed Social Security

No. 49 1953, 1955-1956 campaign, 1956 No. 50 1957 No. 5 &dated Economic Geography No. 52 undated Inspirat ional No. 53 undated Ins?irat ional No. 54 undated Inspirat ional No. 55 Undated No. 56 undated l4iscellaneous No. 57 undated Kiscellaneons

,- .. \ I . . . _ . . . . .

nox # l l O - Black Notebooks 4" Box's 110-112 include rag folders which have the loose material t ha t was

in the black notebooks. Each folder has the a p r o p r i a t e notebook'smber on it. No. 6 Folder 1 No. 8 Folder 1 No. 9 Folder 1 No. 12 Folder 1 No. 13 Folders 1-2

Box Ill1 - Black Notebooks 4" No. 14 Folder 1

No. 18 Folder 1 No. 19 Folder 1 No. 24 Folders 1-2 No. 25 Folder 1 No. 26 Folder 1 No. 27 Folder 1 No. 28 Folder 1

90x #112 - Black Notebooks No. 31 Folder 1 No. 32 Folder 1 No. 35 Folder 1 No. 37 Folder 1 No. 38 Folder 1 No. 39 Folder 1 No. 40 Folder 1 No. 41 Folder 1 No. 45 Folder 1 No. 46 Folder 1 No. 48 Folder 1 No. 49 Folder 1 No. 52 Folder 1 Xo. 53 Folder 1 No. 54 Folder 1 No. 55 Folder 1

~ a ' n i e l A. Reed #I907 [Page 131

Box 8113 - West Point and Annapolis Material 16" General correspondence concerning appointments t o West Point,

Annapolis and the A i r Force Academy. Reed made the appointments by giving it t o the boy w i t h the highest grade on a C i v i l Service Examination. 1947-1956

Box #I14 - Post Office Material 16" Correspondence re la t ing t o patronage ap>ointments fo r ?ostmaster

or postmistress and ru ra l carriers. Also l e t t e r s re la t ing t o the closing or consolidation of post offices. I n alphabetical order. 1952-1957-

Box 5115 - Photogra~hs 4" See attached l i s t s for inventpry -- 9 pp. l ist of 155 items. , W 1 1 6 - - Checks and check book stubs -10 WCS. Qe4 4" Cancelled checks and check book stubs pu1;ed from the personal

ma t c r i a l . A l l years.

#117 - Checks and check book stubs R- k W r s . Re y Same a s Box #I16

Box %118 Checks and check book stubs R - L - 4 & W K . ~ 4 7 Same a s Box 5116

Box 8119 - Pamqhlets 4" Many a r e tou r i s t pam?hlets which Reed got when h$Gas abroad for the

Inter-Parliamentary Union Conference meetings.

Box #I20 - Pamphlets 4" Similar t o Box 5119.

A l l kinds.

Box #121 - Newspaper clinpings 4" Newspaper cli?pings t n a t were loose i n the General Congressional

material. A l l years.

Box $122 - Newspaper clippings 4" Similar t o Box 1 2 1 .

Box #I23 - D u ~ l i c a t e s - Yanuscript Kater ial 4" 1946-1949; 1953-195'4

Box #I24 - Printed Kater ial - Ylsc. 4" Includes press releases for 19.53 and other misc. mzterial.

Box $125 - Speecbes 4" Xanuscript cooies of speeches Reed made on various to-ics. Also

renr in ts from the Con~res;ional Record of speeches made by Reed and a few o t i e r Congressmen. A l o t of 'days and Keans Comittee Yaterial.

Daniel A. Reed recld. October 1961.

Additional Daniel A. Reed Papers, 195-57

Box 126 - Get well l e t t e r s t o D.A.R., written during the summer of 1955, 16. when he had a heart attack while I n Rome.

Box #I27 - Personal Haterial 16n B i l l s & correspondence having t o do with telephone b l l h ;

sale of property; stationery account, etc. Also invitations fo r 1950 and 1956.

Box el28 - 16" Same as Bax 2

1946, 1947, 1948, and part of 1955.

Box +I29 - Same a s Box 2 16. 19% 1949, 1957'.

Box ti30 - Same a s Box 2 16" 1950, 1952, 1955.

Box f131 - Same as Box 2 16. 1953-1954

NOTB: See also boxes 71-80. 1919-1954. --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---- --- ---- --- ---- --- ---- Other items rec'd a t same time as above and disposition of:

Dingman's Soap Trade Card -- blonde g i r l asleep; eyes open when card held t o l ight .

Placed in TRADE CARD COLLECTION. Cfi 19381

Letter t o Daniel Reed from Edith ShaJ enclosing l e t t e r of recommendation written by Andrew D. White fo r Eugene Frayer, Cornell. '76, August 15. 1876. Press c l i p ~ i n g re college oratory competition pasted on AIM l e t t e r .

Transferred t o Archives for cataloguing under 1/2/m.

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Box 14:

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7.

8.

9.

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11.

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General Congressional Hater ia l

Speeches - Outlines 1920










Football S tor ies 1920-29

Football S tor ies 1920-29

Gen. Cong. Material - Stor ies 1920-29 World War S to r i e s Civi l War S tor ies Chamber of Commerce S tor ies

Gen. Cong. Material 1920-29



Cen. Cong. Material 1-29

Gen. Cong. Material 1930

Speebh Outlines 1930

Cen. Cong. Material Manuscript 1931

Gen. Cong. Material 1931 Printed Material and Mimeo

Speech Outlines 1931

D. A. Reed

Pox LL:

23.

Generel Congressional Material

Gen. Cong. Material 1932 Manuscript


Een. Cong. Material 1932 Mimeo and Printed

George Washington Material 1932

S p e c h Outlines 1932


&en. Cong. Material 1934




Cen. Cong. Material 1936 Manuscript

Gen. Cong. Material 1936 Wanuscript



Gen. Cong. Material 1936 Printed Material and Mimeo

Dunkirk Speech Oct. 1937

General Cong. Material 1937 Manuscript

Outline of Jarnestom speech October 14, 1937

41. Packing Supreme Court 1937

D. A. Reed

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42.

Gen. Cong. Material

Tariff Facts Oct 21, 1937

Cen. Cong. Material 1938 Manuscript

G e w g . Material 1938

Gen. Cong. Material 1938 Mime0

Cien. Cong. Material 1938 Mime0

Gen. Cong. Material 1938 mGe0


Gen. Cong. Material 1939 Uimeo

Cen. Cong. Material 1939 Mimeo and Printed

Gen. Cong. Material 1939 Mimeo

1939 Work Relief Revenue Bill National Debt Policy

Gen. Cong. Material Undated 1930-39

Cen. Cong. Materiel 1940

Foreign Politcy 194l

Gen. Cong. 1941 Material

International Labor Organization - Order in Council 19W

World War 11 194l

World War I1 1941



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Cen. Cong. Material

Aviation 1943

World World I1 1942-43

Const. Amendment #22 (proposed) 1944

Election Figures 1944

Foreign Trade Tariff- Currency Stabi l izat ion 1944


Gen. Cong. Material 1944 Mime0

Grapes 1944

National Indus t r ia l Council 1964

nPo l i t i ca l Poisonn ( p o l i t i c a l material) 1944

Pol i t lca 1944

Pol i t ics 1944

Postwar Tax Study Railroad Social Ssurance B i l l S A l l H. R. 4805 In t e r s t a t e and Foreign Commerce 1944

Refugee Doctors 1 9 4

Speech Material 1914

Arthur Tennant Post-War Plan 1944

Tomatoes 1944

United Nations Relief etc. UNRaA Analysis H. R. 5512 1944

Vocational Education 1944

Youneberg, Ernest J. 329 East Fourth St. Jamestovn, N. Y. 1944

Farm Problems 1943-U

Box 15, Folder 1 4 , "Refugee Doctors" 1944

. . r e p r i n t from W K

" S t a t u s of Foreign Phys ic ians" - concerns ove r l eav ing and s o f o r t h

le t ter from Joseph Lawrence, M.D. , execu t ive o f f i c e r of t h e Medical Soc ie ty of t h e S t a t e o f New York, sending along

above informat ion.

l e t t e r from Reed t o Lawrence, acknowledging above.

D. A. Reed

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23.

24.

25.

26.

27.

Gen. Cong. Msterial

World War I1 1936 19W 194366

Appointments 1945

Contributions 1945

Cornell 1945

George A. Garden H. R. 12'70 1945

Gas Rations 1945 Folding Room 1945

William H. Cotschall 1945

Grapes 1945

Income 1945 Rantala 1945 Income Tax 1945

Insurance - Receipts 1945

Invitations 1945 Jan. t o June

Invitations 1945 August and December

London Hospital 1945

M a i l 1945

Meetings 1945

Military Legislation 1945

Harry Monroe 1945

Personal Letters A-H 1945

Personal Letters 1-2 1945

Politics 1945

Portville High School 1945

Receipts Miscellaneous 1945

Receipts - Printer 1945

Receipts - Stationery 1945

D. A. Reed

Gen. Cong. Material

Box 15:

45. Receipts - Tax Property, etc. - 1945

Re-Deployment 1945

Reed, H. Anson, Estate of 1945

Retirement System 1945

Stamps 1945

"Thank Youn Let ters 1945

"Thank Youn Let ters 1945

Veteran Affairs 1945

Veterans Visas 1945

Agriculture 1945-46

Communism 1946, etc.

Congratulations 1946

Federal Salar ies 1946


Robert E. Gross,Discharge 1946

Labor 1946

Lend Lease 19L6 - ckppinqa m11. Letters of Appreciation, 1946

Loans t o Foreign Countries 1946 - gee d a c h e k no+&.

Inf la t ion 1946

Misc. A-0 1946

Misc. F-Q 1946

Misc. R-T 1946

Misc. U-Z 1946

Acc. # 1907

Contents of folder 53, "Loans t o Foreign Countries, 1946"

"Hillman, Green, Murray, L e w i s , Whitney, Robertson, Thomas, Moll, e tc . Wh&y Don't We Lend It t o Ourselves i f We Borrowed It From Ourselves?" 2 pp. mimeo. statement.

Carbon copy of l e t t e r from Francis D. &yer, Munster, Indiana, Feb. 20, 1946, t o "Sir" i n opposition t o a "non-collateral g i f t loan" t o Br i ta in as a means of st imulating f r ee world trade. Encloses a photostat of a l e t t e r of Sept. 2, 1941, from the Imports, Exports & Prices Board of refusing the importation of cer ta in herbs from the

T p d carbon copy of a statement, apparently broadcast &er WJAG, Norfolk, Nebraska, complimenting a number of members of the House of Representatives f o r voting against Bretton Woods. hrb. ~ Reed is only one from N.Y.S.

"Subsidizing the Br i t i sh Empire,"'an e d i t o r i a l by Jesse H. Jones, from The Houston Chronicle; (Swing) 1946;Also, 3 other mounted newspaper ed i to r i a l s o r news reports Br i t i sh loan and Bretton Woods in te rna t iona l bank and in te rna t iona l fund proposals. 1946 and n.d.

D. A. Reed

Gen. Cong. Materihl

Box 16:

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6.

O.P.A. 1946

O.P.A. Flour 1946

Peace 1946

Primary 1946

Primary 1946

Reed, William T. Fa l l s Church 1946

Republicans 1946

Roosevelt 1946

Sisson (hlrs.) 19L6

Special 1946

Sunmhry of Action o&Ways and Means Comm. 79 Cong. 1944-46

Surplus Property 1946

Tariff 1945

Taxes 1946

Thank you 1946

Thank you l e t t e r s 1946

Thank you - out of d i s t r i c t 1946

Trade 1946

Tr-n 1 9 4 6 C 0 h i k i . 5 campait- pamph\&.j

VAR D?R H O S T Corp. of America: Olean 1946

Veterans 1946

O.P.A. 1543-46

Babcoi?k, Harry 1947

Box 16, Folder 22, "Yugoslavia"

pamphlet - "His Excellency, the President of the United States of America - Petition in the matter of the imprisonment of Archbishop Stepinac - The Holy Name Society of the Police Department of the City of New York, Hugh P. McGowan, President"

telegram - Reed to William G. Brown, Grand Knight, Knights of Columbus, Jamestown, New York, deploring Stepinac-s imprisonment

more of the same to and from constituents

rough draft of letter from Reed to State Department protesting Stepinac's treatment

final copy of letter to Secretary of State

D.A. Reed

Gen. Cong. Material

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25.

26.

27.

28.

29.

Coordinator 1947

Education 1947

Federal Home Loan Adm. 1947

Foreign Affai rs 1947


C w . Corporations Appropriation 1947

Sam Lasser 1947 (a) H. R. 2657

Peace 1947

P e t t i n g i l l 1947

P o l i t i c a l 19G7

Thank you l e t t e r s - 8oth Congress 1947

Trade Agreements 1947

C.P.A. A-C 19G6-47

C.P.A. D-H 1946-47

C.P.A. 1-2 1946-47

Flood control 1946-47

Cen. Cong. Mater ia l 1943-47

0.P.A. A-G 1946-47

0. P.A. H-L 1946-47

0. F.A. M-Z 1c?4&47

0. P.A. Rent Control Cases 1946-47

O.P.A. Rent Control Cases 1946-47

O.P.A. Sugar Cases 1945-47

O.P.A. Sugqr Cases 1945-47

Psnsion - New Pork Old age assistance 1946-47

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D. A. Reed

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Gen. Cong. Material

Pension - New Pork Old age assistance 1946-47

Perkins, Fred 1945-47

Perkins, Fred 1945-47

Retirement Benefits 1946-47 Railroad or Civil Service

Retirement Benefits 1946-47 Railroad or Uivil Servicp

Surplus Froperty Chses T-Z 1945-p 4 7

War Contract Termination 1946-47

D. A. Reed

Gen. Cong. Material

Box 17:

1. America 1948

2. Budget 1948

5. Congratulations, e lect ion 1948

6. Congratulations, primary 1948

7. Congressional l e t t e r s 1948

8. Congressional Meddling 1948

9. Coordinator - House 1948

10. Displaced Persons 1948

11. Election campaign 1948

12. Election 1948

13. European Recovery 1948

14. Excise Taxes 1948 1. Lubricating o i l b r i e f

15. Flood Control 1948 1. Olean N.Y. S769,OOo 2. Por tv i l le N.Y. $400,000

16. Foreign Relations 1948

17. Cen. Cone. Material 1948

18. Charles Hsmel 194e

19. .H. J. Res. 287 1948

21. H. R. 5399 Social Security 1. H. R. 5399 Introduced by

Rep. Kean, N.J. Feb. 16, 1948 2. B i l l and statement inclosed 3. Social Security

Box 17, Folder 10, "Displaced Persons, 1948"

"The enclosed documented study contains authentic proof that many of the Baltic and other Displaced Persons for whom the U.S. Senate recommended immigration priority on June 2nd, are former Nazi collaborationists in murder, slave labor and robbery."

Box 17, Folder 16, "Foreign Relations, 1948"

release, "Pettingill - For some old-fashioned Americanism, tune into Sam Pettingill on the air Sundays." E American involvement in Italian elections.

letter to Reed from Henry A . Wallace E enclosed open letter to Stalin - The Cold War must stop.

article clipped from the kkhnLL= - "The Rivalry of Nations" by Walter Lippmann

D. A. Reed

Gen. Cong. Material

Box 17:

22. H. R. 5645 1948 1. Ways and Neans

Reed presided Hearing held March 16 - 10 Ave. Reported favorably

23. Labor 1948

. Marshall Plan 1948

25. Miscellaneous 1948

26. N. Y. Indians 1948

27. Newspaper Publicity 1948

28. Oil & Steel 1948

29. Personal 1948

30. Primary 1948

31. Production -1948

32. Reading Fi le 1948

33. Rent Law 1948

34. Republican Nat'l. Convention 1948

35. Republican Party 1948

36. Selective Service 1948

37. Social Security 1948

38. Su~porters 1948

39. Tax B i l l 1948 H.R. 4790

40. Tax B i l l 1948

W. Th~nk you l e t t e r s 1948

42. Unemplojment Insurance 1948 1. Milton 0. Loysen

Depzrtment of Labor 112 Skate Street Albany, N.Y.

Box 17, Folder 24, "Marshall Plan, 1948"

campaign endorsements of Senators Taft and Malone for presidential ticket

psychological test for advertising purposes

"Psychological Strategy for Republicans"

"We Owe It to Ourselves, Donat We?" - "challenge the constitutionality of. . . this hopeless and thankless task of 'Saving' Europe"

"Washington Newsletter. . . A Concrete Tax Example"

extension submitted by Reed to Record "From ERP to WPA"

editorial, "Sour Note in Marshall Music"

"The Marshall Plan" - "The Marshall Plan will be railroaded through Congress like its parent, the United Nations Charter. . ."

"Women Investors Research Institute, Inc., Analysis and Historical Review relative to the Marshall Plan"

D. A. Reed

Cen. Cong. Material

Box 17:

43. Ways and Means I, 1948

44. Universal Military Training 1948

45. Ways and Means 1948

46. Ways and Means l94E

47. Ways and Means, January 9, 1948

48. Bard T s x Plans 1945, 1947-48

49. Education 1947-48

50. Employment A-C 1947-48

51. wloyment D-E 1947-48

52. Employment F-I 1947-48

53. Employment J-L 1945-48

54. Employment and Endorsements M-0 1947-48

55. Employment and Endorsements P-Z 1946-48

56. Foreign Relief 1947-48

57. Gen. Cong. Material 1945-48

58. Governor's Conference 1947-48

59. Governor's Conference 1947-48

60. Eighvays 1944-48

61. Immigration A-E 1945-48

62. Immi$ration F-L 1945-48

63. ImrrrLgration M-P 1946-48

Box 17, Folder 56, "Foreign relief 1947-48"

editorial by George E. Sokolsky, "These Days"

"A Compilation of Verbatim Excerpts of *Final Report on Foreign Aid* of the House Select Committee on Foreign Aid"

"The Foreign Assistance Act of 1948"

release - "Report on Trieste"

re!axxl - remarks of George Sadowski - "What is our Foreign Policy - Why are we Rebuilding Germany?"

"Findings and Recommendations Regarding Foreign Aid" by the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce

open letter to Congress from Robert M. Cromwell

release - "What Western Europe Can Do for Itself"

release - "Report on Germany" letters from constituents regarding the Republican plan for European recovery

statement by Congressman Ralph W. Gwinn re "The New Plan for European Recovery''

"The Marshall Plan or Else" by Livingston Hartley

"Barren's - Niggardly Giving would Defeat ERP"

index card - notes on Marshall Plan

D. A. Reed

Gen. Cong. Material

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W g r a t i o n R-Toth 194648

Immigration Trefts - V 194648

Immigration W-Z 194648

Indians 1945-48

Passports 1945-48

Passports 19L5-48

Selective Service Draft Cases 1945-48

Social Security 1947-48

Surplus Property Cases A-B 1945-48

Surplus Property Cases C 1945-48

Surplus Property Cases D-F 1945-48

Surplus Property Cases G-J 1945-48

Surplus Property Cases K-M 1945-48

Surplus Property Cases W0 1945-48

Surplus Property Cases P-R 1945-48

Surplus Property Cases S 1945-48

Surplus Property Cases S 1945-48

Welch Grape Juice Co. - Sugar 1946-48

Agriculture Yesrbook 1949

Agriculture Yesrbook 1949

Agriculture Yearbook 1949




Education 1949

D. A. Reed

Gen. Cong. Material

Education 1949

Education 1949

Employment A-J 1949

Excise Tax 1949


Gen. Cong. Material: H.R. 533 1949


Indians 1949

Labor Legislation 1949

Labor 1949


Lebor Legiskition 1949


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Cen. Cong.. Material

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Perochial Schools 1949

Parochial Schools 1949

Socialized Medicine 1949

Thank you l e t t e r s 1949

Wage and Hour 1949

Wage and Hour 1949

Aid t o Blind 1948-1949

Ralph Brown Case 1947-49

China 194E-L9

Employment Mrs. Jarboe's Case 1947-49


Gen. Cong. Material, undated 1940-49

Hoover Commission 1948-49

Housing 1947-49

h i g r a t i o n and Naturalization F 1946-49

k b o r Legislation 1947-49

Philippines B i l l H. 3. 5185 1945-49

Postal Rates 1948-49

Rent Control 1947-49

Social Security 194s-49


Socialized Medicine 1948-49


St. Laurence Seaway 1945-49

Camphign 1950

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Cong. Material

Candidacy 1950

Copper Bill 1950

Cen. Cong. Material 1950

Cen. Cong. Material 1950


H. R. 9246 Renegotiation Bill 1950

H. R. 9246 Renegotiation Bill 1950

Hoover Codssion 1950

Hoover Commission 195C

Korea 1950 Lawrence Smith John Voreys

Korea 1950

Letters of Congratulations 1950

Political 1950

Post Office 1950

Primary 1950

Remarks 1950

State College 1950

Stationery 1950

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Gen. Cong. Material

United Nations Speech 9/13/50

Agriculture 1947-50

Agriculture 1947-50

Acricul tural Ysarbooks 1949-50


China 1949-50

E. C. A. 1947-50

E. C. A. 1949-50

Education 1949-50

Electoral System 1949-50

Employment K-N 1947-50

Employment 0-2 1947-50

Federal Expenditures 1947-48, 1950

Hoover Colamission 1949-50

Housing 1948-50

I m i g r a t i o n and Naturalization A-E 1947-50

Immigration and Naturalization G O 1946-50

Immigration and Naturalization P-Z 1948-50

Indians 1944-50

Labor 1949-50

Lobbying Legislation 1549-50

New York 1949-50

Post Office 1947-50

Postal itates 19/+&50

Postal Rates 1948-50

Publiwity 194650

Rent Control 1949-50

Box 20, Folder 6, "China 1949-1950"

letter, 23 November 1949 to Reed from Mrs. Frank Garback of Sinclairville, New York

Mrs. Garback writes to inform Congressman Reed that she is "deeply opposed" to recognition of the Communist Government of the Peoples' Republic of China

letter (copy), 27 June 1950 from Reed to Rev. Timothy Stockmeyer, C.P.

Reed is deeply opposed to recognizing the PRC also. Further, he has "little faith" in the U.N., as it is the creature of Alger Hiss, a traitor to the U.S., Reed says

letter, 2 1 June 1950 from Rev. Stockmeyer to Reed, asking Reed to prevent recognition of the PRC

open letter from Ruth Campbell Bigelow, entitled "An American Woman Speaks Out." She says that Stalin wants the Americans to refrain from using the veto power on the motion to seat China in the U.N. She claims to refrain would be treasonous.

Letter, 7 January 1950, from Frederick C. McKee, Chairman Pro-Tem of the Committee to Defend America by Aiding Anti- Communist China, to Reed. McKee encloses a copyright letter sent to the Secretary of State. (Dean Acheson) He asks Acheson to define clearly the China policies of the State Department

letter (copy), 6 December 1949, from Reed to Miss Anna S. Glase of Jamestown, New York. Reed is against communism, which the "New Deal coddled."

letter, 5 December 1949 from Anna S. Glase to Reed. "I want you to vote against recognition of 'Red China,' not to extend aid to Tito, but U to recognize Spain who stopped Red Russia from marching to our United States of America."

letter (copy), 23 November 1949 from Reed to Miss Pauline Blank, of Cuba, New York (same as letter to Glase)

letter. 2 1 November 1949 from Pauline Blank to Heed "There is such a thing as honor among nations" - we shouldn-t give "support to a regime that knows no mercy"

BOX 15, Folder 6 (cant.)

letter, 7 November 194- from Harold E. Bickford to Reed opposing recognition of the "new Communistic regime Cwhichl is diametrically opposed to all that democracy stands for"

letter, 21 November 1949 from Mrs. K. W. McNaughton of Angelica, New York, to Reed, opposing recognition

letter, 23 November 1949 from the ladies of the Altar and Rosary Society of St. John's Chapel in Cassadaga, New York to Reed, opposing recognition

letter, 25 November 1949, from Gladys Green of Bigelow's in Jamestown, New York to Reed, opposing recognition of China and other "strictly Hitler type dictatorships"

letter, 25 November 1949, from Francis Bauer of Bigelow's, to Reed - same as above

letter, 21 November 1949, from Mrs. Frank Hyam of hnkirk, New York, to Reed, opposing recognition

letter (copy), 21 November 1949 from Reed to Mrs. May W. Mulholland of Dunkirk, same as letter to Miss Glase

telegram, from Mrs. Mary Mulholland of Dunkirk, to Reed, "Two hundred thirty-six Catholic daughters of. . . Dunkirk" ask that he oppose recognition

The rest of the folder is basically the same - letters from concerned citizens in late 1949, early 1950, and standardized replies from Reed. One letter, from Marguerite Childs of Cuba, New York, proposed that "the only honest way to present the question" was to wait for the open debate on the floor of the 1J.N. She received the same form reply as the others.

D. A. Reed

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Cen. Cong. Material

Selective Service 1949-50

Small Business 1048-50


St. Lawrence Seaway 19W-50

Stee l 1948-50

S t e r l 1048-50

Un-American Act ivi t ies 1947-50

U.!. T. 1948- 50

U.M.T. 1948-50

Wellsville, New Pork 1949-50

Budget, Mury Barlow, 195%

Cornell Re-Union 19%

Farm Co-operativ~s 1351

Cen. Cong. Vflterial 1951

Renegotiation Act 1951

Kling Factories 19L.3-51

Hoover C o ~ i s s i o n 195C-51

D. A. Reed

Cen. Cong. Mat-rial

Campaign 1952

Co-ops Tax Folicy, 1951-52

Ekt?nsions, M r . Reed 1952

Cen. Cong. Material, 1952

Cold Standard B i l l , H. R. 6470 1952

Interviews, 1952

O i l Brief 1952

St. Lawrence Seaway, 1952

St. Lawrence Seaway 1952

St . Lawrence Seaway 1952

Univprsal Mili tary Traininc 1952

Univvsal Military Trcj. ning 1952

Universal Mil i tsry Training 1952

Universal Mil i t r ry Training 1952

Unive-sal Mili tary Training 1952

Universal Mili tary Trainicg 1952

Misc. Data Relative t o Vetprans, 1945-52

Univ-rsal Mi l i t t ry Training 1958-52

Universal Miii tary Training 1950-52

Universal Mili tary Training 1950-52

Ways and Means 1951-52

Gen. Cong. Matqrial, 1953 Maauscript

Cen. Cong. Material, 1953 Manuscript

Gen. Cong. Material, 1953 Manuscript

D. A. Reed

Gen. Cong. Material

Box 21:

25. Gen. Cong. Material 1953 Manuscript

20. Gen. Cong. Material 1953 Mlmeograph

27. Gen. Cong. Material 1953 Mimeo

28. H. R. 555, Pension of Retired Postal Employees, 1953

29. H. R. 5877, Customs Simplification, 1953

30. Savings and Loan 1953

31. Social Security, 1953 Correspondence r e l a t i n g t o do w i t h H. R. 10 and H. R. 11 Reed-Keogh-Jenkins

32. Jennie E. Caldwell Memorial Home, Mr . Halleck

34. Gen. Cong. Material 1954

35. Gen. Cong. Material 195.4



38. Gen. Gong. Material 1954

39. Gen. Cong. Material 1954 Manuscript

40. Gen. Cong. Material 1954 Printed Material

41. Social Security 1954

42. Thank you l e t t e r s , 1954

43. Le t te rs 1953-54

45. Herbert Hoov~r 1949-54

46. Gen. 'ong. Material 1955

47. G p . Cong. Material 1955 Manuscript

D. A . Reed

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Gen. Cong. Material

Gen. Cong. Material, 1955 %nuscript

Cen. Gong. Material, 1955 Manuscript

Gen. Cong. Material, 1955 Mime0 and Printed

Con. Cone. ?fatorial, 1955 Mimeorpgpp-'-'-a

Gen. Cong. Material, 1955

Joseph Rubenstein, Esq., 1955

Thank you l e t t e r s , 1955

~ n i v n r d Mili tary t ra in ing 1955

Cen. (;ong. Material, 1948-55

Herbert Hoover, 1947-55

3. Parnell Thomas, 1950-51, 1953-55

D. A. Reed

Cen. Cong. Material

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Correspondence from Reed & Secretary Sept-Oct, 1956

Correspondence from Reed & Secretary Oct-Nove, 1956

Correspondence from Reed & Secretary Dec, 1956

Extensions, 1956

Gen. Cong. Material, 1956

Highway B i l l , 1956

Thank you l e t t e r s , 1956

Keogh-Jenkins B i l l , 1954-56

Bwgbr, George National Fed. O f Ind. Business 1955-56

Rubensbin, Joseph, 1955-56

Rubenstein, Joseph, 1955-56

Rubenstein, Joseph, 1955-56

Rubonskein, Joseph, 1955-57








Gen. Cong. Material 19L8-57

Cen. Cong. Material 1951-57



Capitel H i l l Club 1958

Gen. Cong. Material

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Extension & Speeches i n Record f o r 1957-58

P r e s i d e n t i a l L e t t e r s (Hoover, Eisenhower, & Administrat ion o f f i c i a l s ) 1931, 1953-57

Gen. Cong. Mater ia l 1935-58



Gen. Cong. Material , undated 1950-58

Gen. Cong. Material , undated 1950-58

Gen. Cong. Material , undated 1'750-58

Gen. Cong. Mater ia l 1952, 1954-58

Gen. Cong. Material , 1951-59

Gen. Cong. Mater ia l 1953-54, 1557-59


Agriculture, undated

Camping Cards, undated

Congressional Salary, undated

Congressional Salary, undated

Gen. Cong. Material , undated

Gen. Cong. Mater ia l , undated



Gen. Cong. Material , undated nsnusc r ip t s

Gen. Cong. Material , undated manuscripts

Gen. Cong. Mater ia l , undated manuscripts

Gen. Cong. Material , undated manuscripts

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Daniel A. Reed #I907 1 Page 14 1 +b"dwro nlow ,d

Ad5itioml NaterialAkept in KJ's files until collection completed. Box #22

I. (A) Correspondence with President Herbert Hoover * 1. Letter fromsver to Reed - June 22. 1931 2. Telegram from Hoover to Reed - June 24, 1931

(B) Corresoondence with Former President Hoover * 1. Printed co?y of address by Hoover at West Branch. Iowa - August 10. 1954. 2. Letter from Hoover to ~eed - August 20. 1954

Correspondence with President Dwight D. Eisenhower 1. Typed co2y of letter from Eisenhower to Reed - February 14, 1953. 2. Letter from Eisenhower to Reed - June 2. 1953 3. II n n " -August 8. 1953 4. 11

n (1 - November 10, 1953 5. n n n !' " - January 19. 1954 6. 11 n n " - March 18. 1954 7. Carbon co?y of letter from Reed to Eisenhower - March 19, 19%. 8. Letter from Eisenhower to Reed - June 2. 1954. 9. Carbon cony of letter from Reed to Eisenhower - June 3. 1954. 10. Letter from Sisenhower to Reed - July 15, 1954. 11. Letter from Eisenhower to Reed - August 23, 1954. 12. Telegram from Eisenhower to Reed - October 31, 1954. 13. Carbon co-y of letter from Reed to Eisenhower - December 29. 1954. 14. Letter from Eisenhower to Reed - January 10. 1955 15. Letter from Eisenhower to Reed - January 11, 1955 16. Letter from Sisenhower to Reed - January 14. 1955 17. Carbcn copy of lettor from Reed to Eisenhower - July 28, 1955 18. Carbon co9ies (3) of letter from Eisenhower to Reed - Yay 31. 19.57

Note: Envoloaes that belong to particular Presidential letters are ?laced behind those ietters.

Additional Presidential letters: Richard Nixon 1. Richard Nixon to Joseph Rubenstein, April 4, 1958 2. Daniel Reed to Richard Nixon - April14, 1958 Herbert Hoovor *

1. Herbert Hoover to Daniel Reed, August 19, 1957.

Dwight Eisenhower

-. 1. ~lsenhower to Reed - July 29. 195.5 2. n -Fay 31. 1957 3. n - December 3. 1957 4. n - April 15, 1958 5. n - April 24, 1958 6. n n n - May 2, 1958

* Other Hoover letters in Box 48.

DETAILFJ) CALENJR OF C0I.IENTS OF THESE LETTE3.S AND THOSE OF OTHER PROKINWT P ~ L I C r I G m ~~~~ IS ATTAZHD TO THIS smn.r,ixy.

D. A . Reed

Gen. Cong. Material

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Indian Affairs 1930


Gen. Cong. Material 1936 menuscript

Gen. Cong. Material 1937 manuscript





Hong Fort Chew Case 1947




Gen. Cong. b t e r i a l 1948


Gen. Conz. Material 1949-50 Mimeograph


Gen. Cong. Msterial 1951-52


Gen. Cong. Material 1955 Mimeo and printed



Cen. Cong. Material 1 9 6

Box 23, Folders 11-13, "Hong Fort Chew Case"

Hong Fort Chew was an immigrant who was to be deported. He had served briefly in the Army during World War I1 but was discharged (honorably) due to language difficulties. He could not prove that his father, a local laundryman in Dunkirk, was, in fact, his father, because of the Chinese custom of not keeping birth records.

various petitions that the yang man be allowed to stay labelled "Clergy," "Doctors," and so forth are included. There is, however, no indication of the outcome of the affair.

Box 23, Folders 1-24, "General Congressional Material"

"GCM 1920-1930" (2 folders)

folder 1) printed article, Chemical Disarmament; various articles on Dyestuffs, reports (typed) on former controlled commodity marketing

folder 2) docket 1928, -26, '27

"Indian Affairs 1930" Map; reports on manufacturing and distribution for Salamanca, New York

"GCM 1936 Manuscript" report, "Advisory Opinions by the Committee on the Judiciary"

points of order

"GCM 1939" handwritten "Memo for Mr. Reed" x visit to Europe and war

typed - "Confidential Annotated Bill for Self- Liquidating Projects Act of 1939" (2 copies)

"GCM 1938-1942" report - "Action By The National Grange" text of speech by Rep. Fred A. Hartley, Jr., R (NJ) text of speech by former president Herbert Hoover

both speeches L~E: New Deal

Box 23 (cont.)

"GCM 1937 Manuscript" report by Rep. Harold Knutson, a new department of welfare typescript of speech, presumably by Reed, z George- Dean Act typescript of speech, presumably by Reed, re Rheims typescript of speech, presumably by Reed, re Neutrality Act report - H i s s e Tariff C o m m i s s i o n

"GCM 1939" press release from Sen. John G. Townsend, Jr., "Not One Cent for Tribute" report - Public Opinion, compiled by Republican National Committee

press release from FDR re neutrality legislation statement of William R. Castle, former undersecretary of State, re neutrality address by Frank Gannett, "Save Agriculture to Save America" speeches by William R. Castle

"GCM 1944" typed, "Who is the Political Action Candidate for Congress in Your District?" typed, from Republican National Committee, xe Sidney Hillman speech, Senator Millard E. Tydings typed, "If I Were President" by Sen. Edwin C. Johnson release rs positive tax program

"GCM 1943-1947'' release, z "Pay-As-We-Earn-Tax Legislation" statement by Fred Hartley, Jr. pamphlet, Victory Through Unity memorandum, On Republican Victory in 1944 speeches. Governor Thomas E. Dewey speech, Rep. Everett Dirksen release. change in Dewey-s schedule speeches, Gov. John W. Bricker release, endorsement by representatives of Palestine plank memorandum ze income tax plan Veterans' Administration report on hospitals release by Reed, on Federal Taxation

"GCM 1948" release by Reed, responding to furor over cut Sociai Security

Box 23 (cont.)

"GCM 1948-49" release by Brazilian Embassy E Brazilian President's visit to U.S. speech by Reed z.e federal spending release by Reed ce tax reduction release by Reed re return to gold standard speech - A. Willis Robertson, socialized medicine editorial, Fort Worth Star Telegram, E rent control release from Republican National Committee ce agricultural programs radio report, The Farmer and the Pied Piper speech - Sen. Karl Hundt, @ Rep. Farm Conf. statement of Peter J. Salmon, Workers for the Blind report - The Taft-Hartley Act, modification or repeal report - assistance to the blind statement - Tonawanda reservation clipping rr: socialized medicine typed - High Points of Presidentas Message report - Steel Price Increases report - minority, on Social Security Bill release, Reed attacks Social Security legislation release, Reed changes bill to help blind release, Reed attacks Truman-s "business baiting" release, Reed proposes tax bill release - "Daghton denies use of steam roller tactics in trade hearings"

release - Reed on trade release - Reeds vs. oleomargarine release - Reed proposes tax bill release - Reed on Social Security

"GCM 1949-1950" release - Truman on Korea report - ratings of candidates on civil service exams clipping - Dr. Shearon backs Hoover Commission on public welfare speech, Will H. Hays to RNC "testimony of Dr. Robert F. Mann, Executive Secretary, Vitrified China Ass-n." typed - "important sections preserved in Wood Bill" typed - "Arguments against S. J. Res.2" typed - vs. rent control clippings vs. rent control (Fort Worth) release - Reed on excise taxes release - Reed attacks Truman-s bypassing of Ways and Means release - Reed on trade policy release - Reed on Social Security release - Reed on taxes

"GCM 1949-1950" (cont.) release - Reed on Truman's budget release - demands Truman stop being stubborn release - on taxes statement on HR5398 by Reed

"GCM 1952" report - Optional Depreciation by L.D. McDonald typed - "Summary Statement Concerning The Provisions of H.R.7893 typed - "The *Defense Essentiality- Of Assisted Readjustment To Increased Competitive Imports"

"GCM 1951-52'' "Chatter Box - Honoring Senator Robert A. Taft"

newsletter, 28 February 1952

"GCM 1958" "Suggested Schedule of Witnesses, Time, etc., for Tax Revision Hearings" "Memorandum Tax Hearings"

"GCM 1958" second folder "Statement by Stanley M. Ruthenberg" - tax revision "List of requests to be heard"

"GCM - No Date" Notes on correct grammar and pronunciation, and on education clippings E morality of war; Louis Taber and Food Stamps

handwritten notes

"GCM - 1953 Mimeograph" "How To Save Taft-Hartley" letter to the editor r+: Communism in the Church release from president Daglas Mission

"GCM - 1955 Mimeograph and Printed" minutes of New York Appellate Divison of Supreme Court

Z L ~ petition of the Bar Association of Northern Chautauqua, Inc.

release from president bicycle industry "Your Congressman Comments" by Usher L. Burdick clipping on Leonard Wood Hall newletter, 9 March 1955 letter from Joe Beacham to "dear children" "nature" "Comparison of the Mills-McCormick and Administration bills on Unemployment Compensation" Clippings highway bill

"GCM - 1955 Mimeograph and Printed" (cant.) release - Reed hails balanced budget release - Reed moves to repeal Internal Revenue Code sections

"GCM 1952-56" clippings G highway bill General Statement" ze income tax statement by Reed vs. President-s tax program release ze Reed and tax plank in platform "Impact of the 41% per anum interest rate on G.1 loans" "Progress on the Dairy Front" release - Eisenhower praises Reed

D. A. Reed

Gen. Cong. Material

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Gen. Cong. Material, d a t e d manuscripts

Gen. Cong. Materisl, undated manuscripts

Gen. Cong. Material, undated

Gen. Cong. Material, undated manuscripts

Gen. Cong. Material, mimeograph material, undated

Gen. Cong. Material, undated mimeogrph

Gen. Cong. Material, undated mimeograph

Gen. Cong. Material, undated mheograph




Inspirat icnal Material, unda td

Inspirat icnal Material, undated

Inspirat ional Material, undated

Prison Labor- Chaut. County, undated

Senator Pierce, undated

Speech f o r Joseph Rubenstein, undated

H. R. 2029, synthetic rubber, undated

P a r t i a l Index t o Congressicnal Record, Vol. 58-82

Box 23, Folders 25-44

"GCM 1952-1958" "Do you want your school taxes doubled?" Statement of Ed Gossett to abolish electoral college "Tax rate effect of scrapping equalization in payment of school aid" correspondence, M. Ellis Drake, William B. Malanber, Jr.

"GCM undated" "Controls" "Democracy" (2) "Democratic Administration" "Displaced Persons" "80th Congress" "80th Congress" (Democratic viewpoint) "Foreign Aid" "Liberty-Despotism" "Labor" "Biographical sketch of Abraham Lincoln"

"GCM - undated manuscripts" handwritten manuscripts, speeches, quotes, etc.

"GCM - undated mimeograph material" "Let Us Not Be Deceived" "Facts for the Dunkirk voter" "Election" "Foreign Policy" (Democratic viewpoint) "Free enterprise" "Ghandi" (sic)

"GCM - undated mimeograph material" "Congress" "Peace" "Product ion" "Russia" "Small business" "Stones - miscellaneous" "Taft-Hartley Act - Con. " "Taxes" "Universal military training - pro" "Universal military training - con"

"GCM - undated mimeograph material" "Foreign Policy" "Agriculture" "Air Power" "Americanism - Definition of"

Box 23, Folders 25-44 (cont.)

"GCM - undated mimeograph material" "Budget - 1949" "Bureaucracy" "Communism" "Congress"

"GCM - undated mimeograph material" "German rehabilitation" "Good government" "High prices" "Inflation" "International trade organization - reciprocal trade" "Labor" "Miscellaneous" "National Defense" "New Deal" "Oil" "Patriotism"

"GCM undated manuscripts" type speech - tribute to the war dead handwritten manuscript - visit to Rochester

"GCM undated'' notes, typed and handwritten

"GCM undated" more typed and handwritten notes

"GCM undated" more typed and handwritten notes

E. Rauchway 1990

D. A. Reed

Gen. Cong. HEterial

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Agriculture 1958

Agriculture 1958

Alaska Statehood 1958

Appropriations 1958

Armed Semices Committee 1958

Basing Point 1949-50

Civil Rights 1958

Civi l Service 1949-53, 1958

Colorado River Project 1956, 1958

Colorado River Project 1956

Commerce, 1958

Commodity Credit 1950, 1958

Co!mnunism 19L9-51, 1953-54, 1958

Education 1957-58

Eighteen year old voting 1953-54

Equal Rights Amendment 1958

Foreign Aid 1957-58

Harris Gas B i l l 1956-58

Highway B i l l 1958

Hoover Commission 1957-58

Humane Slaughter Legislation 1957-58

Immigration 1946-49, 1952-53

I n t w s t a t e Commerce Commission 1958



Labor Legislation 1957-58

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D. A. Reed

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Liquor 1958

Books, Bulletins. Brochures 1958

Books, Bulletins, Brochures 1958

Books, Bulletins, Brochures 1958

th Congressional Record 85 Congress 1958

th Congressienal Directories 85 Congress 1958

Gifts 1958

Cornell University 1956-57

1957

General Correspondence

General Correspondence

General Correspond~nce

Hotel Reserveti~ns for Inau,wation

Miscellaneous 1957 Tickets 1953

Miscellaneous 1958

Miscellaneous 1958

D. A. Reed

Cen. Cong. Material

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Inauguration 1956

New York S ta t e Matters 1957-58

Outdoor Advertising 1558

Postal l eg i s l a t i on and Misc. 1957-58

Railroad l e e k s 1958

Railroad Legislation 1958






Blus Binder- Report of Investigation by the Public Service Commission of tho Long Island Railroad Company

Railroads 1958

Railroads 1958

Railroads 1953

Railroads 1958

Railroads 1958

Rai1ro;ids 1958

Railroads 1958

St . Lawrence seaway 1952-54 1957

Trade Agreements 1948, 1956-58

Ways and Means Committee Leeislation 155:.

Ways and Means Committee Legislation 1957-58

Veterans 1958

Veterans 1557-58

Daniel A. Reed >a?ers: CALENDLR OF PRESIDENTIAL LETTERS and LET'EG of OT:%X PXOMNENT PELSONS

I. Herbert Hoover

1. June 22. 1931 - Let te r from Hoover in Washington, D.C.. t o Reed in Dunkirk, N.Y. acknowledging h i s telegram cementing on Hoover's action regarding the one-year oostponement of world intergovernmental debts and thanking him f o r h i s support. Box # 22.

2. June 24, 1931 - Telegram from Hoover i n 'dashington. D.C., t o Reed i n Dunkirk, N.Y. requesting Reed t o inform him if he i s i n favor of the American government's proposals regarding a one-year ?ost?onement of intergovernmental debts. Box # 22.

3 Printed booklet e n t i t l e d "The Protection of Freedom." containing the t ex t of an address delivered by Herbert Hoover a t the reception given by the s t a t e of Iowa on h i s e ight ie th birthday i n Xest Eiranch, Iowa, August 10, 1954. Box # 22.

4. August 20, 1954 - Letter from Hoover i n New York City t o Reed in Vashington, Q.C., expressing h i s grat i tude a t Reed's message on h i s birthday. Box # 22.

5. August 19. 1957 - Letter from Hoover i n Stanford, California, t o l!r. an3 K r s . Reed in Dunkirk, N.Y.. acknowledging t h e i r birthday greetings and remarking t h i t they ra ised many ?leasant recol lect ions of Aoover's and Reed's teamwork together. Box # 22.

11. Dwight D. Eisenhower A11 i n Box 22.

1. February 14, 1953 - Ty-ed copy of l e t t e r from ?isenhob-er in 't:ashington, D.C. t o Reed, i nv i t i ng him t o a iJhite House meeting on February 26 f o r the 7ur7ose of discussing problems re la ted t o federal-s ta te re la t ions , a s well a s 7ro9osed l eg i s l a t i on f o r the creation of a b ipa r t i s an commission on fecioral-state re la t ions .

2. June 2. i953 - Let te r from Eisenhower t o Reed (both i n i:ashington. D.C.), thanking him f o r sending "E.:iss Lawson's l i t t l e albumv1 on t o him.

3. August 8, 1 5 53 - Lettzr f ron Eisent:ower t o Reed (both i n 'dashington. D.C.). remarking that . " in s p i t e of our one ser ious disagreement, which became so widely 3ublicized a s t o ca s t us i n the ro l e s of b i t t e r and 2ermanent enemies, I am struck by the fact . . . tha t you have ac tua l ly been devoted t o the same cause a s has the Administration" and had of ten been a wheelhorse i n ge t t ing programs enacted.

4. lqovember 10, 1953 (marked "gersonal") - Letter from Fisenhower t o Reed (both i n Washington. D.C.), s e t t i ng f o r t h two considerations entering in to h i s decision t o decline the Tariff CormissionBs recom.i.endation f o r a higher duty on b r i e r ?i-.es.

Caniel A. Reed 1907 [page 2 I

11. Eisenhower (cont. )

5. January 19. 1954 - Letter from Eisenhower t o Reed (both in 'gashington, D.C.), thanking him f o r lending lais name t o the Administration's plan f o r extension of the OASI (<>robably, Old Age G Survivors' Insurance - name not spelled out) an3 the formula t o be t te r integrate the ?rogram with Old Age Assistance.

6 . Earch 18, 1954 - Letter from Eisenhower t o Reed (both i n '+ashington,D.C.). "I t r i e d t o get you on the teleghone t h i s afternoon t o congratulate you on your magnificent victory. You r e a l l y had what it took. It makes me f e e l good t o have such associates."

7. Narch 19, 1954 - Carbon copjr of l e t t e r from Reed t o Sisenhower i n :.ashington. D.C., r e l ly ing t o Zisenho-derls l e t t e r of t h s preceding day (see above) and comienting tha t "if it had not been f o r your s t i r r i n g appeal t o the c i t izens of t h i s country the r e s u l t would have been otherwise I am sure."

8. June 2. 1954 - Letter from Eisenhoxer t o Reed (both i n :iashington, D.C.). thanking him f o r h i s successful e f f o r t s i n ~ g a r d t o the Social Security program.

9. June 3. 1954 - Carbon copy of l e t t e r from Reed t o Eisenhow5r i n ':iashington. E.C.. thanking him f o r h i s "most gracious note" of the r eced ing day (see above).

10. July 15, 1954 (marked "7ersonal and confidential") - Letter from Eisenhower t o Reed (both i n 'Jashington, D.C.). expressing the hope thf geed would be the " f i e ld general" f o r re ta ining i n a tax b i l l the House provisions encouraging foreign investment by American business.

11. August 23, 1454 - Letter from Eisenhower i n Denver. Colorado, t o Reed i n 'dashington, D.C., expess ing appreciation f o r Reed1 s "s?lendid cooseration" during the long session of the 83rd Congress and s t a t ing t h a t the massive record of t ha t Congress was the r e s u l t of Reed's "personal e f fo r t s and forceful leadershio."

12. October 31. 1954 - Telegram from Zisenhower i n Vashington, D.C.. t o Reed i n Dunkirk, N.Y.. $xuressing h i s hope t h a t the people of Reed's s ta te . by the i r votes f o r him and other Xepublican Congressional candidates. i~ould do t t e i - ? a r t t o assure another Remblican-led Congress. Also. telegram of contratulation on Reed's r~&lec",on, Xov. 6, 1954.

13. December 29. 1954 - Carbon co2y of a l e t t e r from Xeed t o Zisenhower, exdain ing t k a t a statement released t o the press by FLeed the previous day was intended so le ly t o ex?ress admiration f o r the rranner i n which 'isenhower (ass i s ted by Secretary Dulles) had conducted the nation's foreign a f f a i r s ; because the 3ress had given coverage only t o t h a t ?ortion of Reed's statement exlsressing reservations a s t o foreign trade lolicy, a co?y of the statement was included with the l e t t e r .

14. January 10. 1955 - Letter from Zisenhower t o Reed (both i n Washington, D.C.). thanking t i m f o r sending him a b o t t l e of Pea?-n and s t a t ing t h a t he would consult with Roward Snyder [the President 's physician] about it.

Daniel A. Reed

senhower (cont.)

January 11, 1955 - Letter from Eisenhower t o Reed (both i n Washington, D.C.), informing him th-it Howard Snyder had to ld him t h a t Irgapyrin had an American equivalent. Sutazoladin. which Eisenhower had been taking for about a week: Reed's t ab l e t s were being returned with profound thanks.

January 14. 1955 - Letter from Eisen1:ower t o Reed (both i n ::ashington. D.C.), thanking h i m for sending a l i s t of people who had endorsed Reed's son f o r ap,ointmont t o the C i v i l Aeronautics Board.

July 28. 1955 - Carbon c o y of l e t t e r from Reed t o Eisenhower i n 'ashington. D.C.. congratulating him f o r h i s ?erformance a t Geneva [?resumably the summit conference] and ex?ressingwgret a t h i s i m b i l i t y t o attend the breakfast a t the Hotel S t a t l e r on July 29.

July 24. 1955 - Letter from Eisenhojrer t o Reed (both i n Washington. D.C.). r e d y i n g t o Reed's l e t t e r of the previous day (see above) and commenting on Reed's healthy appearance i n a recent newspa.?er ghotogra?h on the occasion of h i s re turn t o the United States.

May 31. 1957 - Letter from Eisenhower t o Reed (both in Yashington, D.C.). "This morning I had a l i t t l e f r e e time, and i n looking over the Congressional Record I noticed your remarks of May t-denty-third. I t r i e d t o c a l l you t o t e l l you of my grat i tude t o you f o r s e t t i ng the record s t ra ight ."

Three carbon co3ies of the l e t t e r from Eisenhower t o Reed of May 31, 1957 (see above).

December 3, 1957 - Letter from 3isenhower t o Reed (both i n :,jashington,D.C.). thanking him f o r attending tha t day's meeting of the legislative-executive leaders " insp i te of the f a c t t h a t my own attsndance had f o r some days Reen problematical."

April 15. 1958 - Czrbonm?y of l e t t e r from Eisenhower in 'dashington, D.C. t o Joseph Subenstein in Dunkirk, N.Y., sending greetings on the occasion of a gathering of Republicans in Chautauqua County. N.Y.

April 24, 1958 - Letter from Sisenhower t o Reed (both i n Washington. D.C.) i n r e d y t o a l e t t e r of A ? r i l 22 from Reed (not included in t h i s l i s t ) r e l a t ing t o the Chautauqua County Re?ublican COI-mitteels fund-raising dinner, and exvess ing de l igh t a t the d inner ' s success.

Nay 2, 1958 - Letter from Zisenhower t o Reed (both i n IGashington, D.C. ), expressing a ~ ? r e c i a t i o n a t Reed's work in the ';Jays and >leans Comnittee and on the Iiouse f loor i n regard t o unemployment com?ensation legis la t ion.

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111. Richard M. Nixon ,- BOX 22.

1. A ? r i l 4, 1958 - Carbon co:>y of l e t t e r from lJixon i n Washington, D.C.. t o Joseph Rubenstein i n Dunkirk. N.Y.. sending greetings t o those attending the Chautauqua County Republican Dinner on April 16.

2. April 14, 1958 - Carbon copy of l e t t e r from Reed t o Mixon, expressing h i s appreciation f o r FIixon's l e t t e r t o Joseph Rubenstein, chairman of the Chautauqua County Republican Committee, with respect t o tha t group's fund-raising dinner; a l so , s t a t ing h i s high regard f o r Mixon a s "a young man. . .whose every a c t of public service i s inbreed with the v i r tues of i n t eg r i ty , patriotism, and wisdom."

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Nelson A. Kockefeller

Box 49, folder Roa-Rob (both letters are t ~ e d )

1. October 1, 1954: Letter from Rockefeller. Acting Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare. to Reed (both in Washington, D.~.), replying to a letter from Reed concerning the desire of Dana Roblee to be transferred to the Office of Education in the Department of Health, Education, and !4elfare, and stating that Roblee had received a tem?orary apqointment as Educationist General, Civil Defense Education Officer. GS-13.

2. September 9, 1958: Carbon copy of letter from Rockefeller in New York City to Reed, in connection with Rockefellerls Gubernational canpaign: "Thanks so much for your very kind wire of August twenty-ninth. I greatly appreciate your thoughtfulness, and your sup~ort means more than I can say." [This copy apoarently tped in Reed's office--see No. 2 for folder Roc-Rog for the original.]

Box 49, folder Roc-Rog (all letters are typed)

1. August 29, 1958: Carbon cony of telegram (apparently) from Reed to Rockefeller in New York City, congratulating Rockefeller on his nomination for Governor of New York and dedging his complete su?port.

2. :e?tember 9, 1958: Letter from Rockefeller in New York City to Reed in Xashington, D.C. - original co-y of the letter thlt is listed as No. 2 for folder Roa-Rob.

3. October 27. 1958: Letter from Rockefeller in New York City to Reed in Dunkirk. B.Y., ex.wessing his a?oreciation and that of others on the state Republican ticket for Ree-lls efforts in the campaign.

4. October 31, 1958: Telegram from Reed to Rockefeller in mew York City. thanking him for his letter of October 27.

5. December 10 1958: Carbon copy of letter from Reed to Rockefeller in New York City. expressing his appreciation for the invitation to join other leading Re?ublicans of the country to have dinner with Rockefeller on December 22, but ex2laining his inability to attend because of the necessity to remain in Walter Reed Hospital.

SOX 52 (specific folder not known)

April 5. 1954: Letter from Rockefeller. presumably to Reed (contents of the letter not known).

John Davlson Rockefeller, Jr.

Box 49, folder Roc-Roe (both letters are typed)

1. January 25, 1955: Letter frolc Rockefeller in New York City to Reed in idaskington, D.C.. with whick was originally enclosed a co7y of Rockefeller's so-called "creedn as it was originally made; this was sent to Reed in res?onse to a gracious reference to the creed tist Reed had made and which was re3orted to Rockefeller by his son lelson.

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John Davison Rockefeller, Jr. (cont. ) (

Box 49, folder Roc-Rog (both letters are tyl~ed)

2. February 9. 1955: Tyned coqy of letter from Reed to Rockefeller in New York City in resgonse to Rockefeller's letter of January 25-expressing Reed's opinion that Rockefeller's "creedn was one of the finest items that he (Reed) had in his collection and stating that "I am very fond of your son Nelson, who is rendering such splendid service in Washington."

S h e m n Adams

Box 48, folder Fa-Kag (letter is typed)

1. December 3. 1954: Letter from Adams, Assistant to the President, to Reed (both in Slashington, D.C.) conveying the President's thanks for Reed's letter of December 1 which contained correspondence that Reed had had with two constituents (Clive L. Wright and Marvin L. Peterson) who had endorsed Walter A. Elaggiolo for the position of Director of the Federal Nediation and Conciliation Service. Included with this letter: Carbon copy of letter (December 1, 1954) from Reed to, President Eisenhower which accompanied the letters from Vright and Peterson mentioned above and copies of Reed's reulies to these two letters. Not necessary to make cat. card.

K. J.

Thomas E. Dewez

Box 47. folder Do - (both letters are typed) 1. February 21. 1953: Letter frcm Reed to Governor Dewey in Albany. N.Y., requesting

2 nardon for James F. Driscoll, who in 1939 was found short in his accounts while serving with the Bureau of Internal Revenue in Olean. N.Y.. and who in 1953 was em3loyed by the City of Olean. NOT TO B3 CATALOGUED. Per K. J.. 4/24/61.

2. February 23, 1953: Letter from Governor Dewey in Albany, N.Y., to Reed in !:TasMngton, reylying to Reed's letter of February 21 and informing him that, because Driscoll had amarently ?leaded guilty in a fe3eral court. it was the President of the U.S. +rho had the pardoning qower. NOT TO BE CATAIQGUED. Per K.J.. 4/24/61.

Herbert Hoover

Box 48, folder Hoo-Hov (all letters are typed)

1. 4-uuyst 9, 1958: Telegram from Reed to Hoover Ln New York City congratulating him on his eighty-fourth birthday.

2. January 28, 1959: Letter from Hoover in Homestead, Florida, to Reed in :.lashington, D.C., saying he was glad to sup2ort Reed in "this mattern (see below) and had written to the President. Included with this letter: carbon copy of letter (Januery 28, 1959) from Hoover to President Eisenhower in Washington. D.C.. recommending an executive order extending the retirement age of Dr. Edgar Brossard. Chairman of the United States Tariff Commission.

3. February 2, 1959: Carbon copy of letter from Reed to Hoover in %mestead. Florida, thanking him for his sup7ort in regard to the retirement age of Dr. 3dgar Brassard.

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John Foster Dulles (1888-1959)

Box 47, folder Du - (all letters are tried) 1. September 24, 1949: Letter from Senator Dulles in Ijashington, D.C., to Reed,

requesting Reed's help in Dulles' Senatorial election campaign and particularly his Dresence with him in Reed's own Congressional district.

2. Cctober 3, 1949: Carbon co?y of letter from Reed's secretary to Senator Dulles in New York City, acknowledging receipt of Dulles' letter of September 24 and ex~laining that Reed was in Zurope.

3. October 13, 1949: Carbon co>y of letter from Reed to Senator Dulles in Ta'ashington, D.C. reqlying to Dulles' letter of Sentember 24 and assuring him that he would do everything possible to help him in the forthcoming election.

4. November 29. l9W: ietter from Senator Dulles to Reed in IJashington. D.C.. thanking Reed for his sup?ort in the Senatorial campaign and remarking that, although the Democratic-Liberal candidate had won, the pargin of his victory was much less than anticipated and that a grolific expenditure of funds by the national Administration 2nd left-wing non-Democratic sup?ort were major factors in the election.

5. December 29. 1954: Carbon copy of letter from Reed to Secretary of State Dulles in i'ashington, D.C.. noting that newspaper articles based on a statement released to the press by Reed the previous day had interpreted the statement as an attack on the Administration's forthcoming foreign trade proposals and explaining that the statement's sole purpose had been to exaress admiration for Dullest conduct and accom?lishments as Secretary of State. A mimeographed copy of the statement (December 28, 1954) is included with the letter.

6. February 11. 1959: Carbon co2y of letter from Reed to Secretary of State Dulles at Walter Reed Hospital in l~!ashington, D.C.. extending best wishes for a successfa operation and speedy recovery and remarking that "You are still my outstanding Secretary of State." [This letter was written just a few days before Reed's death.!

Box 48, folder Lea-Lee (letter is typed)

1. December 9, 1953: Letter from Secr~tary of State Dulles in ':!ashington, D.C. to Reed. resqonding to a question about Fiss Karcelle Lecomte, who was assigned to the American Zmbassy in Paris, and stating that in view of Reed's interest in Miss Lecomte. Dulles had instructed that she not be transferred from Paris at that time. (Carbon copy in same folder.)

DANIEL REED PAPERS

Summary of photographs and ce r t i f i ca t e s and ci ta t ions%

1-59 photos: 134 boxed i n Box 11.5

19 framed and loose on shelf.

163 4. &bs as &a?-. on bodurn, ?."I 46igld; 4 &F ( (5

36 c i ta t ions and cer t i f icates: lb boxed in Box 115

22 framed and loose on shelf.

items. f46 i n Box 115; 41 on shelf.

3dt Jot

Picture Collection cards made:

Cooper, John Sherman Hughes, Charles Bans Martin, Joseph Pope Pius X I 1 Snell, aertrand H Vinson. FrMi M. Cornell University (fobtbal l World War I (France) ! World -far I1 (Japanese surrender) Floods (New York State, 1946)

also, Reed, Daniel Alden

PHOTOGRAPHS JWQ CERTIFICATZS - DANIEL RE;, PAPrS. 148 items ?#C TC -

-graphs: 1. Yr. ,Peed. a t a dinner in h i s honor. iJide ':lorld Photos. Inc.

2. b". Reed with unidentified man. Photo by Buffalo Evenine; News.

3. Henry 0. Talle. inscribed "To Dan A. Reed - my distinguished and lovable friend. "

4. Craig Thomas, 226 Davis St.. Syracuse, N.Y. - 1954 - 8 years old. victim of some cri??ling disease. Zalmanoff Photos.

5. IJr. Reed and f i v e unidentified persons near h i s desk in Senate room.

* 6 . John Sherman Cooper, Kentucky. inscribed "To ilaniel A. Reed, a great Congressman and even more a great American. Yith arpreciat ion f o r your friendshi?."

7. Picture of Paul R. Sctinck, 3rd Dis t r ic t . Ohio, 1953.

*8. Joe i tar t in and Yz. Xeed -&th unidentified man.

9. >lr. Reed, Steven 3. Leonuv [?I, Henry J. Latham and Stewzrt Vright, inscribed "For Uncle Dan 16th Ap3reciation."

10. Picture with inscr ip t ion of 3 w i n B. Dooly.

11. M r . Reed with four unicientifiel men.

12. Picture of J. Edgar Renaweth [?I, inscribed, "Best wishes t o my good f r iend Dan 3eed."

13. Yi. Reed with 2 unidentified men, one bearded. Acme Neus Pictures.

14. Thomas A. Jensins [Jenkins ?], inscribed. "To my distinguished friend. Hon. Daniel A. seed, one of the f i n e s t men I ever knew. A great statesman and a t rue gentleman."

15. 1.k. Reed and tLrze unidentified men a t dinner a t the :;aldodAstoria.

16. Yr. Charles L. hienarie [?I.

17. George A. Doudero [?I , 17th Eichigan Di s t r i c t , inscribed, "To a great American and my warm friend." 1948. Chase S t a t l e r Photo. '..jashington, D.C.

18. Group picture. Daniel Reed i s 1 s t row. 1st M the l e f t .

19. Picture of Dick Siro~~son, Congressman. 18th Di s t r i c t . inscriSed. "For my :.?on-ierful chairman and fr iend, Dan Reed, with dee? res?ect and regards." Pennsylvania.

20. Picture of Howard 3aker, nember of Vays and Eeans Comiittee, inscribed, "To my beloved and distinguished Chairman. with Highest Esteem."

21. ? ic ture of A. L. !v,iller. 4th Di s t r i c t , Sebraska, inscribed, 1933, - "To Daniel Reed - a great American and my friend."

* Picture Collection card made, k j . 4/61.

22. Senator Eugene D. K l l i k i n i n background. Reporters a r e ?ouncing on Reed and Mill ikin as they leave a conference with the President

23. Yx. Reed, Fa-. Martin. and 4 other Congressmen

24. Picture of M r . A . Sidney Camp, inscribed. "To nly friend"

25. Dinner f o r Yx. Reed, 3icture of him shaking hands a t t ab l e with unknown person, background of others a t dinner.

26. Congressmen. including Fx. Reed, reading returns on a t a x pol l

27. Picture of Launching 323rd Liberty Ship, Fa i r f ie ld , I?d. April 17, 1944 S. S. "Francis D. Culkin"

28. Fk. Reed and unknown man holding bock en t i t l ed "The Budget of the United S ta tes Government 1954"

29. Mr. Reed with 2 unidentified men.

30. 1'2. Reed with 5 other congressmen - Kilburn. Fal l . Bradley, Alexandrov, Kerring Jr.

31. Kr . Reed,waving p l m e i n foreground. N i l i t a ry A i r Transport - YATS - 8616

32. I.*. Reed plus 4 others (including Rayburn) a t unveiling of po r t r a i t of Chairman Cooper

33. Reed, Cecornier (President, N.Y.S. Retired Teachers Association) Carter (President ly'estern Zone. N.Y.S. Teachers Association), Fredonia. Jan. 15, 1954. i n connection with H.R. 5180 - t o exem$ f i r s t 1500 dol la rs of retirement incohe from the Federal income tax.

34. Picture of B i l l C i t t i e ( 7 ) . inscribed. "To Dan Reed - with assurances of r e a i esteem."

35. Pi!otogra?t of Yx. Reed, chairman of an ojen committee hearing, re?orters wesent.

36. Carl T. Curtis. ltto my fr iend Dan Reedf1

37. Rx. Reed being given award from Remblicans of Yays and P:eans Comm. by unknown man.

38. Yl. Reed ta lking t o Re>. Cooper (D-Tenn.) outside the Vays and I.:eans Coxrmittee Office - United Press news c l i p explanation attached - ?ertains t o tax cut

-. 39. Parnell 5taelaman. Oregon. "i-!iVc every good wish t o my good friend. Hon.

Dan Reed, a r e a l A l l Anerican statesman."

40. ?&j.ure of 1.k. Reed and crowd a t launching of l i be r ty ship, "Francis D. Culkinn

41. Ceremonies a t launching of "Francis D. Culkinu Pir . Reed i n background

42. Fred Vinson, former Chief Jus t ice of Supreme Court, inscribed ItFor Dan, from Fred."

43. Picture of A. '~Jillis Roberts and unknown man on h i s rece ip t of honorary Degree, Doctor of Law

44. Charles HcDoughton, inscribed "To my esteemed colleague Daniel A. Reed with kindest regardsv

45. Glossy p r i n t of lir. Reed being presented with c e r t i f i c a t e by unknown Ran. from "The Great h'avy of the S ta te of Nebraskau See a l so t83 ,P ic tu re Collec- t ion , and # 13, Certif icates.

46. Fat Kearney - 31st Dis t r ic t . N.Y.. inscribed "To Uncle Dan"

47. Picture of 7 men i n f ront of Capital building, inc lu l ing Reed

148. Kr. Reed and Yr. Nartin, Ioxa

49. X r . Frank Crowtker. inscribed "To my r e a l f r iend and able committee colleague. Daniel A . Reed."

50. Albert :%Jailand. inscribed. "To my good f r iend and colleague, Dan Reed. 11th Dis t r ic t , X.Y."

51. JokP 3 p n e s , Xisc.. "To my good fr iend and colleague, Dan Reed"

52. Carl T. Curtis , inscribed. "To Daniel Reed - A great Lmericanl'

53. James T. Lynci. inscribed. "To a great American and my good fr iend, Daniel A. Reed from h i s colleague."

54. bk. Reed, picture en t i t l ed " b i t t e r defeatM - a f t e r defeat. going through subway.

55. l'x. Reed. w>ving his hand. many men in the background 7.503

56. Luncheon f o r committee members a f t e r s i w i n g of 1954 In te rna l Reirenue Code

57. Yx. Reed, unidentified man. pretending t o kick a football .

58. Y;r. Reed working with a movie projector a t h i s desk

59. Presentktion of f l ag given by Iieed t o New York S ta t e University Teachers College a t Geneseo. K.Y.

60. Xr. Reed suearing i n Speaker Kartin - 83rd Congress

61. Picture of 'ir. Xeed and 5 others, the first holding a s i l v e r t ea s e t inscribed, "In memory of a v e p ha7py and long t o be remembered breakfast"

* Picture Collection card made, k j . 4/61.

62. Luncheon f o r Chairman R. L. Doughton upon h i s retirement from Congress i n 1952

63. I.'r. Reed shaking hands with unknown man, while another displays commission of the Great Navy of Nebraska.

64. Yx. Reed and unknohn man pretend t o be playing foo tba l l

65. House of Representatives - 2 cosies. Group@cture.

66. Picture of l<r. Reed - ?or t r a i t

67. Picture of Nr. Fleed with Frank McMaughton

68. ?icture of K r . Reed i n a garden

69. Yx. Reed a t t,is desk - 2 copies

70. Disabled person ( i n wheelchair), concerns H. R. 6818 f o r the blind. June 4, 1948.

71. Blind man, concerns H. R. 6818 f o r the blind. June 4, 1948.

72. Blind man, concerns H. R. 691e f o r the blind, June 4, 1948

73. z ic ture of isenho.:er t a k i n ~ the oath a t t is inauguration. Jan. 20, 1953.

74. Glossy p r in t of m'olici* release protogra3h of Reed i n summer su i t . dotted t i e , holding pen. 3" wide, l o? high.

(Photographs continued. p. 6 of t h i s inventory.)

1. Citat ion, comiiission. Reed a s "Admiral of t he Flagship Fleet - avarded by American Air l ines , Inc.. "In recognition of consistent and meritorious service which has contributed m t e r i a l l y t o the increased gublic use of a i r transgortation." June 1941.

2. The National Federation of the Blind Resolution No. 251, June 20. 1949

3. Award from h e r i c a n Legion Auxiliary, Dep. of Panama Canal Zone, n.d.

4. Cer t i f ica te , t h a t Daniel Reed flew from Phris t o Iiew York. Mov. 14, 1953

5. Cer t i f ica te from Lieutenantsa Senevoient P.scociation, Police De?t. h'YC

6. Zxtension of rem~rks by Reed, l.:ly 14, 1953, en t i t l ed "A New Boost f o r Isolationism" - iieed s t a t e s he wants t o cu t foriegn a id so t h a t he can cut income tax.

7. %tension of remxrks of Ek. Reed. Friday. June 26. 1953, en t i t l ed Y i g h t dossn l t make r igh t -honesty i s the bes t ?olicytl - pertaining t o 9ublic reaction i n o?msi t ion t o excess p ro f i t s tax.

CZRTXFTCATES (cant . )

8. Typed statement - "10 reasons why excess -prof i ts t ax is bad f o r America"

9. Oath of of f ice administered by seed t o Jose?h W. Eartin. J r . Jan. 3. 1953.

10. Series of cartoons c i t i ng Reed's care r - favorable. Smaller version of lzrge unboxed item.

11. Let ter from tine Eissouri Farmers Association. Inc. Mot i n Sox. 4/61.

12. Dlaque - "For D i s t i n ~ i s h e d Service t o Agriculturen - !.iiasouri Farmers Association - 1952

3 . Cer t i f ica te i n l e t t e r form ap3ointing Reed an Admiral of the Great Navy of the S ta te of Nebraska, from the governor of Nebraska.

14. Cartoon by Hy Rosen, en t i t l ed "Daniel i n the Lion's Den1' about tax cut demand

LTTFRS -- Removed from 30x 115 and place i n appropriate box, a s noted below: (not included i n t h i s count)

1. Let ter from >t.ili? X i 1 1 (Cornell '00) t o Reed on l a t t e r ' s receiot of The American Tariff League's "Scroll of :,onor" Ju ly 1. 1958, Removed t o 30x 22.

2. Telegram from President Sisenho-;:er congratulating Reed on victory i n 1954, Eovember 6. 1954. Removed t o Sox 22.

3. Let ter fron: Samuel Price of Price and Xi l l e r Law off ices , Jamestown, April 25, 1958 thanking him f o r a t ten t ion given him a s t o progress of .?ublic Law B i l l 85-367. Removed t o Box 22.

. 4. Letter from Stephen :$. Paine, tioughton College - 75Yh Anniversary - April 24, 1953 - - r e wage scales f o r dormitory construction. Sox 22.

5. Let ter from ?hi l ip C. Pendleton. Treasurer, University of Pennsylvania - cr,ncerning revision of In te rna l Revenue Code. August 23, 1 9 9 . 30x 21.

6. Let ter from Lu6wj.g S. I i e l lk rn congrritulating Reed on passage of In te rna l Revenue Code of 195b. Aukust 16. 1954. Box 21.

7. Form l e t t e r referr ing t o the award of a Fulbright t o one of Xeed's consti tuents, ~ A t h an enclozure ccncerning ganeral information, etc. on the h l b r i g h t . Xay 7. 1958. Signed by L:illiarc a. !:acorrber, Assistant Sec r s t a r , 3ox 23.

8. Letter from lIr. ?llis Drske, President, Alfred Universibj. concerning a losn granted t o them, >ax 23. 1958. 90x 23.

BOX $115

DPYIEL RED - PEOTOGRP.?H COLLECTION. 1 4 items

1. Ser ies of p ic tures on one sheet taken by M r . Reed while in Oslo, Norway a t the Inter-parliamentary meeting, hmmer, 1936.

2. Ser ies of ~ i c t u r e s on one sheet taken by M r . Reed while i n Oslo, Norway a t the Inter-parliamentary Conference. Sum~oer, 1936.

3. Ellr. and N r s . Daniel Reed on S.S. Xanhattan, on the way t o an Inter- ~a r l i amen ta ry Union Meeting i n Oslo, Norway, July. 1939.

4. Vx. and b k s . Reed i n f ron t a t l e f t on the S.S. Nanhattan, on the way t o an Inter-wrliamentary Union Meeting i n Oslo, Norway, July. 1931.

J5. M r . Reed shaking hands with Pope Pius X I I . 3 copies.

6. Yx. Reed a t Anzio with I t a l i a n boy from group t h a t greeted him with "Gracias. [?I Dunkirk. "

t7. Nr. Reed shaking hands with the pope. Sheet - news i tem attached - s t a t e s : "Pope Pius X I 1 meets with U.S. P o l i t i c a l leaders during a special audience i n which the pontiff received 300 delegates t o the 37th Inter-2arliamentary Union Conference, l e f t t o r i g h t a r e Reed, Tom Connally (Democrat. Texas); Senator klben W. Barkley (Democrat, Kentucky).

8. N r . Reed wri t ing, seated a t a t ab l e i n a garden o r backyard - 2 copies.

9. Negative. unknown man, leaning on uprooted t r e e trunk.

10. Negative of a r u r a l area, stump of a t r e e i n foreground.

11. Picture of an unknown man, single-breasted s u i t . vest , holding a white hat.

12. Rural ? ic ture , t r ee s , house behind them, negative.

1 IT~gative of 1qo. 11 - unknown man.

14. Negative, scene.

Box 115

DANIEL R E 9 PAPERS. PHOTOGRAPHS 46

Murray Shelton, Dunkirk, A l l American End. 1916.

Cornell Football player, Butler.

Cornell foo tba l l player, unidentified

Cornell foo tba l l player, unidentified

Cornell foo tba l l ?layer, unidentified

four Cornell players of the 1915 cham?ionshi? team.

ChaK.pionship team, 1915

Troops on road near Calais. December 10. 1917.

Aliied airplanes

0 Marshzll Jof f re reviewing French , i lo t s , Grandicourt. December 17. 1917.

539-11. Daniel Reed i n the trenches a t Reins

; , +12. troops xa i t ing for ra t ions

; 1 K i l i t a r y 3akery a t Calais, December 10, 1917

fax14. horse and h i s t r a ine r

5 Horses brought out f o r exhibit ion a t a French government farm, December 29. 1917

16. Daniel Reed a t Cornell-Princeton game, October 25, 1958, when a c e r t i f i c a t e of membership i n the National Football Hall of Fame was presented t o the widow of Charles Barret t '16. All-American cap+ain and quarterback of the 1915 national cham?ionship Cornell team.

Additional pictures:

17. Football player kicking football .

18. ?'Face forewsrdV-- Dr. Raymond VanOrwan i n f , o t b a l l uniform.

19. Two boys i n foo tba l l uniforms, one of them Charles Barret t , Capt. of Cornell team, 1916.

C * + ~ t ~ o r l d War I p h o t o w ~ h ~ , :", /lit 7 .=L$L LA-

m d d "~:>-h~+,&~~i~ , &<-&;, :&, & <y-pu~/ r . t7 ,g $ c' - /

Photographs - Daniel Reed P p e r s - , '.

llrs. L. McG. Rogers hane. Yay 30, 1947

I h i n St. f ron Dodge's bridge, Iky 30, 1946

Looking frm Dodger bridge t o the r iver . Fay 30, 1946

Looking from Brooklyn St . t o Toll Gate, April 6 , 1947

Up i%in S t . fran Brooklyn S t ., Apri l 6, 1947

School house, Apri l 6, 1947

l h i n St . - Looking toward Olean. May 30, 1946

GaJn Main St. t o corner. April 6 . 1947

Business block a t the post off ice Temple St. and B i n St., &y 30, 1947

W c t u r e of two r e s i d e n t i a l homes with f l o d waters up t o the porch, 1946

Eks. L i l l i an 1-JcGraw Rogers h a e . Apri l 6, 1947

*Picture of r e s iden t i a l area with high flood waters, 19%

*?icture of res ident ia l area with high f lood waters, 1946, no. 12

*Residential area with high flood waters, no. ll, 1946

'Residential area with high flood waters, no. 4, 1946

*Country s ide with high flood waters, no. 8. 1946

*ilesidential area with high flood wate-s, no. 6, 1946

*Gas s t a t i on with high f lood waters, no. 14, 1946

*Residential area with high flood ua te rs , no. 1, 1946

Photograph of Lord Stansgate, Sept. 6 , 1948

I t a l i a n delegate t o t h e Inter-Parliamentary Union Conference, Degli Es t e r i Sforza Esce Da Montecitoria, Rme 1948.

*Picture of Daniel Read shaking hands with Pope Pius X I I . Rane, 1948.

Panoramic view of \ & i t t e l l holdings a t north end of Lake Tahoe, near Incline and Cascade beaches.

?anoranic view of e a s t s ide of Lake Tahoe, nost lands of which a r e included i n s. 2583.

'Pict. Coll. cards mde.

Cascade Beach - one of the beaches reconmended fo r acquisit ion.

Recreational t r a c t with mile of sandy beach inoluded i n the offer .

m i c a 1 cut over pine lands.

Typical v i rg in pine stands.

Representative stam3 of young timber a t the north end of Lake Tahoe.

k typ ica l s ign appearing on private l a rds bordering b k e Tahoe.

-end-

FRAMED Photographs and Cer t i f ica tes and Citations. which a r e loose on she l f , l i s t e d on separate 3 pp. l i s t .

F a t e r i a l s t i l l i n frames a s of Kay 24, 1961. 41 items.

D ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ b . ? ~ - 7 1 f . /4'aP G s e C - y 1. Union League of Delaware County - 14th Annual dinner - Narch 17, 1938 (group)

2. Cormnittee on 'days & Means - Eouse of Representatives, 80th Congress (group) n.d.

3. Committee on Yays & Keans - House of ilepresentatives, July 15. l9b-9 - 81st congress (group)

4. Com.ittee on liays & Xeans - House of Representatives. Kay 22, i91r0(group) - signatures of a l l the n-mbers

5. Committee on !.lays and I*:eans - House of Repres%ntatives, June 1936 - 74th Congress (group)

of the In ta r lake Steamsiiip Co. (she was captained by

7. Nixon. Reed, "Ikefl&?) - t i t l e d "team s p i r i t n

8. Group ?hoto, unidentified, with Nixon, llIke" and Reed, n.d.

9. Unidentified individual.

10. R. L. Dinglton (? )

11. In t iv idua l - ?'noto autogra2hed !'to q- f r iend Dan, Picks1

12. Uniz'entified

*13. Bertrand H. Sne l l

14. Allen F. ( ? ) Treadway

15. Group, uniientif ied, with "Iketl i n foreground showing l e f t prof i le .

*16. Chirles E. Hughes. June 17. 1941

17. Grour, of f i ve , unidentified, Read on r igh t

*18. Color ~ h o t o of General YacArthur acce>t in& Japanese surrender on the Missouri.

19. Po r t r a i t photo of "Ikew (one large, one small - both iden t ica l ) n.d. - no artist 's signature - no otf-er iden t i f ica t ion ( i n a tube).

* Pic t . Coll. cards made.

3A:JEL A. REED

CERTIFICATES, CITATIONS AID OTH :R IdOIl-?HWO ITEIIS -- 22 items loose on shelf.

Copy of the " B i l l of Rightsn (1s t ten amendments t o U. S. consti tution) border shows Jus t ice blindfolded a t top, i c t u r e of Henry, Madison and Jefferson on s ides and bottom.

Cer t i f ica te from the American Legion l i s t i n g Reed's war service record, n.d. - (ap3arently a s a c i v i l i a n serving on various comnittees).

Cer t i f ica te of admission t o pract ice as an attorney i n 1q.Y.S. - issued t o Reed February 28. 1900 by Ap?ellate Division of N.Y.S. Supreme Court.

Doctor of Laws degree - conferred u?on Ree4 by Houghton College, June 9, 1941.

Honorary Doctor of Laws degree conferred upon Reed by Saint Bona-genture Collsge. June 5. l9b9 ( \mit ten en t i r e ly i n i a t in ) .

Cer t i f ica te of admission t o practice issued by D i s t r i c t Court of U. S.. :,Testern Di s t r i c t of N.Y.. January 19. 1912.

Cer t i f ica te of adnission t o pract:ce issued by U. S. Court of kp3eals f o r D i s t r i c t of Columbia. Decenber 7. 1937.

Cer t i f ica te of admission t o pract ice issued by U. S. Su?reme Court. February 14, 1936.

Scro l l of Eonor of The American Tariff League presented t o Reed, October 30, 1957 ( i n red l e ~ t h e r fo lder ) [loose pieces: menu of d in .e r and seat ing L i s t ]

Copy of p o l i t i c a l cartoon (from Xational Capital Press) extol l ing iieed's record ( t h i s i s not framed)

Copy of cartoon by G i t Crockett captioned "Listening t o Great Ken Talkn shows Doughton saying "';.etve Cone About s Fur A s lrJe Can Go"; Reed saying '"2e've Gone Too F u r l m and J. Public caught i n the middle with empty ?ockets.

Cartoon by Jim 3er1ynan ( ? ) captioned "The Goctors Disagree111 'iartin and Reed a s surgeons arguing whet'ner t o cut government spending o r high taxes.

Resolution of the Xercbership of the Sub-conqittee on Social Security, Co~mit tee on '!ays & Keans. U. S. Bouse of Representatives - e g r e s s e s grat i tu3e f o r leaderskio of Reed dcring 80th Congress - signed by a l l xembers of the sub-committee and adooted by',:ays & Eeans, June 1, 1948.

G e t well greetings - signatures of f r iends, etc.,n.d. names include - Sam Ra:.bur-n. Ken Ga t ing , :,!alter J u a .

15. Uotto (Reed's favori te) . Hamlet Act I, Scene 111: "This above a l l ; t o thine o-.msslf be true.. . . . n

FRN.TD C2RTIFICATS. CITATICliS XD OTFZR IIOY-PHOTO ITR3 (cont.) - 16. Ao?ointment of Reed a s Admiral in the Great Navy of the S t a t e of Nebraska - July 12, 1951 - signad by Governor Peterson.

17. Cartoon by Jim Berryman captione3 "A Bird I n The Hand" shows Reed holding bird named " T a x Cut" and birds named "3udget Spendingn perched i n a bush.

18. Ci ta t ion fo r Distinguished Service awarded by the h e r i c a n Vocational Association. December 7. 19.54.

19. Cer t i f ica te awarded by Chautauqua County !-g. Corp. a t 50th Amiversary of t h e county f a i r i n r e c o p i t i o n fo r services. Septembor 7, 1950.

20. S c r o l l (framed) tendered a s a token of a f fec t ion from pecple of Chautauqua County f o r un t i r ing service f o r ~ a s t 36 years. October 5. 1954.

21. Newspaoer c l ips ing - undated, unidentified source - p r o f i l e of Reed (framed).

22. Proclamtion by Governor Dei~ey - Canning & Freezing Industries Xeek in N.Y. 5.. October 6. 1953 ( i n a tube).

CHGCI(LIST OF WORLD WAR I PHOTOGRAPHS in the

CONGRESSMAN DANIEL ReW PAPERS

Unidentified ruins.

Paris a t Les Invalides - Marshal Joffre and General Pershing.

Unidentified: two c iv i l ians v i s i t i ng a grave.

Verdun - ruins.

Verdun - ruins.

Reims - The American provisioning mission v i s i t i ng the trenches.

Darceau ( h e ) - A v i s i t of the American provisioning mission t o the farm of M. Olveline.

Darceau (0rne) - A v i s i t of the American provisioning mission t o the farm of M. Olveline.

h r c e a u ( h e ) - Stal l ions i n t h e courtyard.

Horses on exhibi t a t the French government f a m , Dec. 29, 1917.

Darceau ( O r e ) - A v i s i t of the American Mission t o the farm of M. Olveline. . , exhibition) V i s i t of the American Provisioning Mission - Resentat ion of s ta l l ion .

Verdun - Ruins.

Orne - A v i s i t of the American Mission for Provisioning - Presentation of s ta l l ions .

Paris - Cemetery of Picpw, the tomb of LaFayette.

Mente - Ruins of a vil lage.

Avocourt Meuse - h r i n g the Attack of ~ o i s - k r r k (soldiers i n trenches).

Versailles - A v i s i t of the American Mission t o the park.

Verdun - Bombed house on the Rue des Jardins.

In the Ruins of Verdun.

Nouant ( h e ) - A v i s i t of the American Mission t o the h e Provisioning Farm.

Ruins around the c i tade l of Verdun.

Unidentified c iv i l ian addressing a crowd of workers.

Reims - General views of the ruins,

%I9079 P. 2

Reims - The American Consulting Mission in f ront of Hotel de Ville.

Verdun Citadel - Col. dbuy ( 1 )

Verdun-Meuse - Grand h a l l of the museum.

Frolton the Meuse near the German l ines .

Mouant ( h e ) - A v i s i t of the American Mission t o a farm of llOme.

Daniel Reed in trenches a t Reims.

The respects of the American Mission a t the grave of a young Frenchman.

Meuse - On the road from Tort t o souvi l le (desolation).

Meuse - No Man's knd - Shell holes.

A row of French graves.

Meuse - Village ruins.

Verdun-Meuse - Maze1 Street. ( 1 )

Paris a t Les Invalides - Review of the American batall ions. The President, General Pershing, and Marshall Pershing.

Verdun - Ruins of the in t e r io r of the cathedral.

In the Meuse. Ar t i l l e ry Connnand Post.

Paris a t the Cemetery of Picpus. General Pershing delivering a tr ibute.

Grignon (ft 0) - The American Rwis ion ing Mission v i s i t i n g a school of agr icul ure.

Paris, Place de l a Concorde. Marshal Joffre leaving the Hotel Crillon.

Verdun Citadel - Supply Depot.

Meuse -Underground view of a German tunnel captured by the French.

Region of Reins - Soldiers and tank returning from the point of embarkment.

Reims - The American Mission signing the v i s i to r s ' register.

Reims - Unidentified building.

Versail les - A v i s i t of the h r i c a n Provisioning Hission t o the barracks of the ? soldiers.

At No Man's Land (Meuse) - In the trenches.

The Meuse Front - 7 cannon mounted i n camouflage.

Marne - The American Conference Mission i n f ront of the sand-bagged Cathedral of Reims.

France - American troops marching from debarkation.

Toulon - Unloading livestock fran ship.

Toulon - Unloading livestock from ship.

Versailles - The American Mission i n the park.

Near Verdun - Ravine of Vignes (supply car t s and countryside).

Orne - V i s i t of the American Provisioning Mission. Presentation of a s ta l l ion .

Horse and t ra iner - Darceau ( h e ) - A v i s i t of the American Mission t o the farm of M. Olveline.

A v i s i t of the h e r i c a n Provisioning Mission. Presentation of s ta l l ion.

Toulon - Loading a r t i l l e r y pieces f o r Salonika.

V i s i t of the American Provisioning Mission. Stal l ions in the courtyard.

( h e ) - V i s i t of the American Provisioning Mission. Presentation of a s ta l l ion .

Darceau ( h e ) - A v i s i t of the American Mission t o the farm of M. Olveline. Presentation of s ta l l ion .

Same a s #63. 1 Not identical: 1

h e as #63. various horses and trainers. )

Same as #63. 1

Toulon - Buoys used f o r obstruction l ines against suhaarines.

Toulon - Bnbarkation of troops for Salonika.

V i s i t of the American Mission. Presentation of s ta l l ion . Cm1. of this itme]

Darceau ( h e ) - V i s i t of the AsErican Mission. Presentation of s ta l l ion .

Nouant (Grne) - V i s i t of the American Mission t o a provisioning fann in l ' h e .

Reins - The American Conference Mission i n the trenches.

Front de l a Meuse - German prisoners defending a trench taken from the rear.

Meuse - A view of Verdun.

Joffre and French p i lo ts , Grandicourt, Dec. 17, 1917.

Unidentified crowd of workers.

Panoramic view of the cathedral area of Reims inmins.

France - Arrival of a transport Kith American troops on board.

R e i m s - The American Conference Mission near l a h i s o n Comvlery (1)

Arrival of a transport with American troops on board.

Reims - Aspect of the ruined section i n front of the cathedral.

Reims - Panorama of the c i t y and the cathedral.

Reims - The American Conference Mission v is i t ing an observation post.

Reims - The American Conference Mission climbing a h i l l .

Nouant - A v i s i t of the American Mission t o a prwisioning f a m in l ' h e (view of farmhouse)

Reins - Cathedral faqade, leitbon61. portal, much d q * .

Verdun - The furnace of the citadel.

Verdun - Soldiers rest ing on the banks of the Meuse.

Loading horse on sea-going vessel. Location not given.

A f ie ld. Bodies in the trenches.

An unidentified crowd of c iv i l ian workers.

Reims - Main facade of the cathed-al.

R e k - The Cathedral - The stones of the arches f a l l en i n the chapel of the Sacred Heart.

Verdun. A roan in the ci tadel4 tunnel barracks.

bine. . Hope bbing shown by mpn i n c iv i l i an dross. Apparently stud farm of the bran l e h r r o i s .

Unidentified factory and vorkers.

Unidentified women receiving rations.

Unidentified group of a r t i l l e r y men.

Unidentified a r t i l l e r y men and a gun.

Unidentified supply depot, mules, soldiers.

Unidentified truck convoy.

Unidentified factory workers.

Unidentified soldiers and ar t i l le ry .

Unidentified big guns.

Unidentified soldiers and large a r t i l l e r y piece.

Unidentified a r t i l l e r y crew eating rations around gun.

Unidentified group of civil ians.

Unidentified women and boys with large tins (of food?).

Unidentified b o p working i n factory.

Unidentified crowd of a r t i l l e r y men.

Unidentified soldiers pulling a gun.

Unidentified a r t i l l e r y battery.

Unidentified ruins of a cathedral.

Unidentified soldiers on a wagon of packs.

Unidentified view from behind a cannon.

Unidentified group of women.

Unidentified boys working i n a factory.

Unidentified soldiers and loading carts.

Unidentified soldiers and workers i n a factory.

Unidentified soldiers and workers in factory.

Unidentified group of m e n .

Unidentified soldiers with a big gun.

Unidentified ammunition depot.

Cavalry crossing a bridge throrn across a trench.

Unidentified cavalry on patrol.

Unidentified soldiers in ruined village.

Unidentified b a t t l e scene - soldiers, tanks, a r t i l l e ry .

Unidentified Highlanders on the march.

Unidentified soldiers in a shellhole.

Unidentified large a r t i l l e r y piece.

Troops on road near Galais, Dec. 10, 1917.

Unidentified soldiers loading tins of food.

Unidentified workers and bread before a bakery.

Unidentified p i t with steel

Unidentified N ~ S of buildings.

Unidentified horses carrying supplies.

Unidentified soldiers patroll ing desolate waste.

Unidentified ruins of a cathedral.

Unidentified soldiers (cavalry, bicycl is ts , foot) marching through a vil lage.

Unidentified soldiers i n trenches.

Roll c a l l before the men march off t o r e s t camp (harbor i n background).

Unidentified Highlanders marching.

Scene on the quay a f t e r the a r r i v a l of a troopship.

Cloth Hall, Ypres, as it appeared a t the end of 1918.

Troops waiting for rations.

Unidentified truck convoy.

Unidentified large a r t i l l e r y piece.

Unidentified rail-mounted cannon "the H.I.S. Iron m e " and crew.

Unidentified a r t i l l e r y and tanks.

Unidentified mortar and shells.

Unidentified soldiers pulling a cannon (small).

Mili tary bakery a t Calais.

Unidentified crowd of women and children.

Men disembarking i n France for the first time.

Unidentified group of soldiers [not h e r i c m l .

Unidentified horse-drawn supply wagons on a log road.

Allied airplanes.

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