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Finding Aid to the WilliamRandolph Hearst Papers,1874-1951 (bulk 1927-1947)

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Finding Aid to the William Randolph Hearst Papers, 1874-1951 (bulk1927-1947)

Processed by Elizabeth Stephens, Rebecca Kim, and Eric Crawley.The Bancroft LibraryUniversity of California, BerkeleyBerkeley, CA 94720-6000Phone: (510) 642-6481Fax: (510) 642-7589Email: [email protected]: http://bancroft.berkeley.edu/© 2004The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.

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Finding Aid to the William Randolph Hearst Papers, 1874-1951 (bulk 1927-1947)

Collection number: BANC MSS 77/121 c

The Bancroft LibraryUniversity of California, BerkeleyBerkeley, CA 94720-6000Phone: (510) 642-6481Fax: (510) 642-7589Email: [email protected]: http://bancroft.berkeley.edu/

Finding Aid Author(s):Processed by Elizabeth Stephens, Rebecca Kim, and Eric Crawley.Finding Aid Encoded By:GenX

© 2016 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.

Collection SummaryCollection Title: William Randolph Hearst papersDate (inclusive): 1874-1951Date (bulk): 1927-1947Collection Number: BANC MSS 77/121 cCreator: Hearst, William Randolph, 1908-1993Extent: Number of containers: 14 boxes, 46 cartons, 8 oversize folders, 9 oversize boxes Linear feet: 6621 digital objects(24 images)Repository: The Bancroft Library.University of California, BerkeleyBerkeley, CA 94720-6000Phone: (510) 642-6481Fax: (510) 642-7589Email: [email protected]: http://bancroft.berkeley.edu/Abstract: Consists of a portion of William Randolph Hearst's business and personal office files primarily for the years1927-1929, 1937-1938, and 1944-1947. The papers present an overview of of Hearst's newspaper empire and hismanagement and editorial styles; provide a glimpse into his filmmaking; and an incomplete picture of his acquisitions ofantiques, art, and property. Also includes a small amount of correspondence with architect Julia Morgan and builder GeorgeLoorz about the construction of Hearst Castle. The bulk of the collection concerns the editorial management of hisnewspapers, magazines, and related companies.Languages Represented: Collection materials are in EnglishPhysical Location: For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog.AccessCollection open for research.Publication RightsCopyright has not been assigned to The Bancroft Library. All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscriptsmust be submitted in writing to the appropriate curator or the Head of Public Services for forwarding. Permission forpublication is given on behalf of The Bancroft Library as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include orimply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtained by the reader.Preferred Citation


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[Identification of item], William Randolph Hearst papers, BANC MSS 77/121 c, The Bancroft Library, University of California,BerkeleyAlternate Forms AvailableDigital reproductions of selected items are available.Title: George and Phoebe Apperson Hearst Papers,Identifier/Call Number: BANC MSS 72/204 cTitle: William Randolph Hearst Jr. Papers,Identifier/Call Number: BANC MSS 91/2 cTitle: Joseph Willicombe Collection of William Randolph Hearst,Identifier/Call Number: BANC MSS 2002/226 czTitle: John Francis Neylan Papers,Identifier/Call Number: BANC MSS C-B 881Title: Edmond Coblentz Papers,Identifier/Call Number: BANC MSS C-B 845Title: Arthur Dupuy Eggleston Papers,Identifier/Call Number: BANC MSS C-B 475Title: Camille Charles Rossi Papers,Identifier/Call Number: BANC MSS 86/173 cTitle: James Rankin & Sons Records,Identifier/Call Number: BANC MSS 92/96 cTitle: John Russel Hastings Papers,Identifier/Call Number: BANC MSS C-B 454Title: Julia Morgan Collection,Identifier/Call Number: ARCH 1959-2Title: Julia Morgan Collection,Identifier/Call Number: Special Collections, California Polytechnic State UniversityTitle: Reminiscences of John D. Costello,Identifier/Call Number: BANC MSS C-D 4031Title: Reminiscences of the Hearst family by Edward Hardy Clark,Identifier/Call Number: BANC MSS 80/73 cTitle: The San Francisco Examiner,Identifier/Call Number: NEWSFILM-1Title: San Simeon Guestbook,1931-1932,Identifier/Call Number: BANC MSS 87/179 cTitle: Hearst Art Archive,Identifier/Call Number: Long Island University, C. W. Post Campus, Special Collections (The William Randolph Hearstarchival collection of over one hundred volumes documenting the objets d'art acquired by Hearst)Title: Fremont Older Papers,Identifier/Call Number: BANC MSS C-B 376

Printed materials have been transferred to the book collection of The Bancroft Library.Videotapes/sound recordings have been transferred to the Microforms Collection of The Bancroft Library

Acquisition InformationThe William Randolph Hearst Papers were given to The Bancroft Library by William Randolph Hearst, Jr., Austine Hearst andthe Hearst Corporation in 1972.FundingFunding for processing provided by The Hearst Corporation.Biographical Sketch


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William Randolph Hearst, a flamboyant, highly controversial American journalist, publisher, and politician, was born in SanFrancisco on April 29, 1893. After a stint at Harvard, his father gave him the newspaper, San Francisco Examiner, to run. Heexperimented profitably with eye-catching pictures, screaming typography, and earthy, mass-appeal news coverage. Hispurchase of the New York Morning Journal in 1895, instigated a bitter war with the other New York City journals. Hearstprovided aggressive news coverage while increasing the paper's size and slashing prices to a penny. By luring employeesfrom other papers with higher salaries and greater prestige, he built an impressive roster of editors, publishers, andreporters. By the 1930s, he controlled the largest publishing empire in the United States, including twenty-eightnewspapers, the Cosmopolitan Picture Studio, radio stations, and nine magazines. His deep personal interest day-by-day inthe coverage, layout and competitive quality of his publishing interests kept his editors constantly on their toes.Hearst served in the House of Representatives (1903-1907) but was defeated as candidate for mayor of New York City in1905 and 1909 and for governor of New York in 1906. While a congressman he sought the Democratic party's presidentialnomination without success. He was a man of many opinions, some of them ahead of his time. He supported publicownership, antitrust laws, and favorable legislation to labor unions at a time when this was considered radical. Yet later,when Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal brought many of these ideas into being, Hearst opposed FDR vigorously.He also found time to finance motion pictures and construct and remodel a number of homes. Hearst's castle at SanSimeon, California, begun in 1919 by Julia Morgan but never totally finished, was presented at his death in 1951 to theState of California Park Service as a museum. A prodigious collector of art and antiques, he often bought whole roomsincluding staircases and fireplaces. His collections overflowed into warehouses on both coasts although much of it wasliquidated during financial difficulties during the 1930s. He died in 1951.Scope and Content NoteThe William Randolph Hearst Papers, 1874-1951, consist of a portion of Hearst's business and personal office files primarilyfor the years 1927-29, 1937-38, and 1944-47. The papers present an overview of Hearst's newspaper empire and hismanagement and editorial styles; provide a glimpse into his filmmaking; and provide an incomplete picture of hisacquisitions of antiques, art, and property.The bulk of the collection concerns Hearst's editorial management of his newspapers, syndicated columns, features, andmagazines and includes personal notes, correspondence, and telegrams with his publishers, editors, writers, and staff.Although there are only a few drafts of Hearst's articles, editorials, and statements included in the collection, there is a longrun of handwritten notes and edited typescripts for his column "In the News" during the 1940s.Newspaper and magazine staff members often doubled as antique and art agents. Alice Head, head of National MagazineCompany Ltd. in London was particularly active in this regard and her files are almost exclusively devoted to purchases andshipping of objects. The International Studio Corporation was the official buying and storage agent purportedly for moviesets.There is a small amount of material related to the building of the Hearst Castle at San Simeon including correspondencewith Julia Morgan, architect, and George Loorz, builder. However, there are no blueprints or drawings and thecorrespondence deals almost exclusively with the day to day details of construction and workers.

Correspondence, 1874-1951 Series 1:ArrangementArranged alphabetically by last name with a miscellaney placed at the end of the series.Divided into two subseries: Family and Business and Personal.

Family, 1874-1951 Subseries 1.1:Scope and Content NoteFamily Correspondence contains letters and related material.

box 1, folder 1-2 Hearst, George, 1820-1891 1874-87

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box 1, folder 1 Letter from William Randolph Hearst to George Hearst January 4, 1885BANC MSS 77/121 c ark:/28722/bk0016t928g

Creator/Collector: Hearst, William Randolph, 1863-1951Physical Description: 1 letterLanguage of Material: EnglishScope and Content NoteLetter recommending Ballard Smith as managing editor of the Examinernewspaper, mentioning an interest in going into politics, and suggesting to buy aranch out west.

box 1, folder 3-9 Hearst, Phoebe Apperson, 1842-1919 1884-1915, undatedbox 1, folder10-16

Hearst, Millicent Willson 1926-44

box 1, folder17-27

Hearst, George Randolph 1914-44

box 1, folder 28 Hearst, Blanche (later Mrs. Edward Hill) 1927-47box 1, folder 29 Hearst, Sally 1941-44box 1, folder 30 Hearst, George R., Jr. 1944box 1, folder 31 Hearst, Phoebe Millicent 1935-44box 1, folder 32 Hearst, George R., Jr. and Phoebe Millicent 1927, undatedbox 2, folder 1-16 Hearst, William Randolph, 1908- 1926-40box 2, folder 1 Telegram from William Randolph Hearst to William Randolph Hearst, Jr.

advising him to stay out of airplanes. July 24, 1927 BANC MSS 77/121 c ark:/28722/bk0016t9291

Creator/Collector: Hearst, William Randolph, 1863-1951Physical Description: 1 documentLanguage of Material: EnglishAdditional NoteThis material was selectively digitized from a larger resource or collection.

box 1, folder 2 Letter from William Randolph Hearst to William Randolph Hearst, Jr. giving

advice on newspaper circulation. September 30, 1929 BANC MSS 77/121 c ark:/28722/bk0016t930k

Creator/Collector: Hearst, William Randolph, 1863-1951Physical Description: 1 letterLanguage of Material: EnglishAdditional NoteThis material was selectively digitized from a larger resource or collection.

box 2, folder 4 Day letter from William Randolph Hearst to William Randolph Hearst, Jr.

regarding Lindbergh baby reward. March 2, 1932 BANC MSS 77/121 c ark:/28722/bk0016t9314


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box 2, folder 6 Confidential teletype message from William Randolph Hearst, Jr. to WilliamRandolph Hearst with text of speech, "Which Road to Peace." October 29, 1935BANC MSS 77/121 c ark:/28722/bk0016t932p

Creator/Collector: Hearst, William Randolph, 1908-1993Physical Description: 1 documentLanguage of Material: EnglishScope and Content NoteIncludes handwritten comment from William Randolph Hearst.Additional NoteThis material was selectively digitized from a larger resource or collection.

box 2, folder 8 Telegram from William Randolph Hearst, Jr. to William Randolph Hearst

regarding Dali. March 22, 1937 BANC MSS 77/121 c ark:/28722/bk0016t9337Creator/Collector: Hearst, William Randolph, 1908-1993Physical Description: 1 documentLanguage of Material: EnglishScope and Content NoteIncludes handwritten reply from William Randolph Hearst.Additional NoteThis material was selectively digitized from a larger resource or collection.

box 2, folder 11 Letter from William Randolph Hearst, Jr. to William Randolph Hearst regarding

Walter Winchell. March 22, 1938 BANC MSS 77/121 c ark:/28722/bk0016t934sCreator/Collector: Hearst, William Randolph, 1908-1993Physical Description: 1 letterLanguage of Material: EnglishScope and Content NoteLetter informing "Pop" that columnist Walter Winchell has communist sympathies.Additional NoteThis material was selectively digitized from a larger resource or collection.

box 2, folder 11 Teletype message from William Randolph Hearst, Jr. to William Randolph

Hearst regarding Paris fashions. August 5 BANC MSS 77/121 c ark:/28722/bk0016t935b


box 3, folder 1-7 Hearst, William Randolph, 1908- 1940-51box 3, folder 8 Hearst, Lorelle 1933-47box 3, folder 9 Hearst, William, Lorelle, & Family 1932-44box 3, folder10-19

Hearst, John Randolph 1915-47

box 3, folder 20 Hearst, Dorothy 1928-30box 3, folder 21 Hearst, John Randolph, Jr. (Bunky) 1939-44, undatedbox 4, folder 1 Hearst, David Elbert and Randolph Apperson 1916-29box 4, folder 2-3 Hearst, David Elbert 1927-44box 4, folder 4 Hearst, Hope 1944box 4, folder 5 Hearst, Randolph Apperson 1927-51box 4, folder 6 Hearst, Catherine 1939-44, undatedbox 4, folder 7 Hearst, Randolph A. and Catherine 1939

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box 4, folder 8-10 Hill, Phoebe Hearst 1931-47box 4, folder 11 Leonard, Agnes Lane 1931-41box 4, folder 12 Randolph, Margaret 1926-32box 4, folder 13 Swanson, Drusilla Hill and Walter 1937-38box 4, folder 14 Hearst family, miscellaneous 1927-44box 4, folder 15 Hearst, William Randolph, outgoing letter 1878

Business and Personal Correspondence, 1891-1951 Subseries 1.2:Scope and Content NoteBusiness and Personal Correspondence contains letters and related material fromnewspaper and magazine writers, business associates, and friends.

box 5, folder 1 Actors Fund of America 1936-48box 5, folder 2 Air Line Pilots Association 1937-40box 5, folder 3 Alexander, Ruth 1947box 5, folder 4 Ambassador Hotel, B. L. Frank 1930box 5, folder 5 American Newspaper Guild 1934box 5, folder 6 Associated Press 1927-40box 5, folder 7 Atlanta Art Association and High Museum of Art 1927-30box 5, folder 8 Atwill, Louise (Mrs. Lionel Atwill) 1941box 5, folder 9 Aviators' Post No. 743, John Dwight Sullivan 1929box 5, folder 10 Barrymore, Ethel, 1879-1959 1930box 5, folder 11 Baruch, Bernard M. (Bernard Mannes), 1870-1965 1929-37box 5, folder 12 Beaverbrook, Max Aitken Baron,1879-1964 1930-40box 5, folder 13 Bennett, Constance, 1904-1965 1929-37box 5, folder 14 Bloom, Sol, 1870-1949 1933-44box 5, folder 15 Borah, William Edgar, 1865-1940 1930-40box 5, folder 16 Bourbon, Marie de, Princess 1933box 5, folder 17 California Democratic State Committee, Zachary T. Malaby 1932box 5, folder 18 California Federation of Women's Clubs 1941box 5, folder 19 California Joint Immigration Committee, V. S. McClatchy 1937-38box 5, folder 20 Camacho, Manuel Avila, 1897-1955 1941-44box 5, folder 21 Carrington, Richard A. and family 1941-44box 5, folder 22 Carter, Amon Giles, 1879-1955 1937-44box 5, folder 23 Casiday, Mary 1941-43box 5, folder 24 Cassini, Igor 1943box 5, folder 25 Chapman, Carlotta 1941-44box 5, folder 26 Chapman, John 1941box 5, folder 27 Churchill, Winston Sir, 1874-1965 1930box 5, folder 27 Letter to Winston Churchill. June 28, 1930 BANC MSS 77/121 c

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box 5, folder 28 Cima, Anthony P. 1940box 5, folder 29 Clive, Henry 1930-51box 5, folder 30 Columbia Pictures Corporation 1930-44box 5, folder 31 Coolidge, Calvin, 1872-1933 1929-30box 5, folder 32 Copeland, Royal S.(Royal Samuel), 1868-1938 1927-38box 5, folder 33 Cromwell, James H. R., (James Henry Roberts), b. 1896 1934box 5, folder 34 Crosby, Percy L. (Percy Leo), 1891-1964 1934box 5, folder 35 Curley, James Michael, 1874-1958 1924-51box 5, folder 36 Daniels, Bebe, 1901-1971 1930box 5, folder 37 Darling, Velva G. 1927-30

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box 5, folder 38 Davie, John L., 1850-1934 1930box 5, folder 39 Davis, James J. (James John), 1873-1947 1930-34box 6, folder 1 DeMille, Cecil B. (Cecil Blount), 1881-1959 1927box 6, folder 1 Letter from Cecil B. DeMille to William Randolph Hearst. February 22, 1927

BANC MSS 77/121 c ark:/28722/bk0016t937fPhysical Description: 1 letterLanguage of Material: EnglishAdditional NoteThis material was selectively digitized from a larger resource or collection.

box 6, folder 2 Democratic National Committee 1932-33box 6, folder 3 Early, Joseph J. 1927box 6, folder 4 Editor and Publisher 1927-51box 6, folder 5 Elliott John B. 1938box 6, folder 6 Ewing, Robert 1927-30box 6, folder 7 Fairbanks, Douglas, 1883-1939 1930-38box 6, folder 8 Forbes, B. C. (Bertie Charles), 1880-1954 1927-40box 6, folder 9 Ford, Henry, 1863-1947 1929-44box 6, folder 9 Letter from William Randolph Hearst to Henry Ford thanking Ford for sending

two cars to Hearst's twin sons, David and Randolph. January 27, 1930BANC MSS 77/121 c ark:/28722/bk0016t9380

Creator/Collector: Hearst, William Randolph, 1863-1951Physical Description: 1 letterLanguage of Material: EnglishAdditional NoteThis material was selectively digitized from a larger resource or collection.

box 6, folder 10 Fox Film Corporations 1930-32box 6, folder 11 Garner for President Committee, Zach Lamar Cobb 1940box 6, folder 12 Garrett, Paul Willard, b. 1891 1937box 6, folder 13 George, David Lloyd, 1863-1945 1930-40box 6, folder 14 Gest, Morris, b. 1881 1927-38box 6, folder 15 Giannini, A. P. (Amadeo Peter), 1870-1949 1927-51box 6, folder 16 Gimbel, Bernard 1930-44box 6, folder 17 Glyn, Elinor, 1864-1943 1926-37box 6, folder 18 Weiner, John, agent 1940-41box 6, folder 19 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition 1937-38box 6, folder 20 Goldwyn, Samuel, 1882-1974 1927-47box 6, folder 20 Teletype message from Samuel Goldwyn to William Randolph Hearst praising

Hearst's editorial, "American Race." July 31, 1938 BANC MSS 77/121 c ark:/28722/bk0016t939j

Physical Description: 1 documentLanguage of Material: EnglishAdditional NoteThis material was selectively digitized from a larger resource or collection.

box 6, folder 21 Gradenigo, Cesare Pier Buzzi 1927-47box 6, folder 22 Grauman, Sid, 1879-1950 1929-41box 6, folder 23 Green, Annie I. 1927-41box 6, folder24-26

Griffin, William, New York Enquirer 1933-47

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New York Enquirer, front pages Sept. 4, 1938

box 6, folder 27 Hall, Katinka C. 1937box 6, folder 28 Harmon, Clifford B., International League Aviators 1927-29

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box 6, folder 29 Harriss, Robert M. 1940-41box 7, folder 1 Hilles, Florence Bayard 1931-47box 7, folder 2 Hopper, Hedda, 1890-1966 1937-47box 7, folder 3 Howard, Roy Wilson, 1883-1964, Scripps-Howard Newspapers 1929-34box 7, folder 4 Hughes, Howard, 1905-1976 1947-48box 7, folder 24 Letter from Howard Hughes to William Randolph Hearst. December 27, 1948

BANC MSS 77/121 c ark:/28722/bk0016t9403Physical Description: 1 letterLanguage of Material: EnglishAdditional NoteThis material was selectively digitized from a larger resource or collection.

box 7, folder 5-8 Hylan, John F. 1925-35box 7, folder 9 Kay, Josephine Lambdin 1929box 7, folder 10 Kellogg, Frank B. (Frank Billings), 1856-1937 1928-32box 7, folder11-13

Kennedy, Joseph P. (Joseph Patrick), 1888-1969 1932-44

box 7, folder 14 Kenny, Robert Walker, 1901- 1941box 7, folder 15 Klein, Julius 1927box 7, folder 16 Kyne, Peter B. (Peter Bernard), 1880-1957 1927-32box 7, folder 17 Laemmle, Carl, 1867-1939, Universal Pictures 1930-32box 7, folder 18 Lake, Arthur and Pat 1938box 7, folder 19 Landon, Alfred M. 1936-41box 7, folder 20 Lantern League of the Old North Church 1938oversize 2, folder1

Architectural drawing of gates 1938

box 7, folder 21 Lasker, Albert Davis, 1880-1952, and Doris 1938box 7, folder22-23

LaVarre, William 1929-38

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"Seeing is Believing," proof 1938

box 7, folder 24 Lederer, Pepi 1927-32box 7, folder 25 Lewis, James Hamilton, 1863-1939 1930-38box 7, folder26-27

Lindbergh, Charles A. (Charles August), 1859-1924 1927-41

box 7, folder 28 Loeb, Sophis Irene Simon, 1876-1929 1927box 7, folder 29 Los Angeles Art Association 1933box 7, folder 30 Los Angeles Museum of History, Pan American Exhibition 1940box 7, folder 31 Lyon, Ben, 1901-1979, and Bebe 1932box 8, folder 1 Malone, Dudley Field, 1880- 1927-44box 8, folder 2 Malone, George W. (George Wilson), 1890-1961, Industrial West Foundation

1944-47box 8, folder 3 Markey, Gene, 1895-1980, and Joan 1931-32box 8, folder 4 Martin, Harry W. and Louella Parsons 1931-41box 8, folder 5 Marxer, Lenore (Mrs. W. L.) 1938-40box 8, folder 6 McAdoo, William Gibbs, 1863-1941 1927-37box 8, folder 7 McCay, Winsor and Robert Winson 1927, 1947box 8, folder 8 McLaughlin, Irene Castle 1944box 8, folder 9 McManus, Thomas W., California Citizens Association 1938-44box 8, folder 10 M'divani, David and Mae Murray 1927-38box 8, folder 11 Menjou, Adolphe, 1890-1963 1929-32box 8, folder 12 Murphy, Frank 1931-37box 8, folder 13 Murray, James, Mr. & Mrs. 1938-44box 8, folder14-15

Narcotic Defense Foundation 1928-34

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Nash, John Henry, 1871-1947 1927-41




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box 8, folder 22 National Broadcasting Company, Inc. 1930-38box 8, folder 23 National Committee for Security of War Information, Emmette V. Graham 1944box 8, folder 24 National Democratic Club 1929-38box 8, folder 25 National Legion of Mothers 1940-41box 8, folder 26 Newspaper and Magazine Paper Corporation 1934-37box 8, folder 27 Norman, Winston 1936-37box 8, folder 28 Nourse, Neysa 1937box 9, folder 1 Ochs, Adolph S., (Adolph Simon), 1858-1935 1929 Oglethorpe Universitybox 9, folder 2-6 Jacobs, Thornwell, 1877-1956 1927-41box 9, folder 7 Miscellaneous 1929-31box 9, folder 8 Older, Cora Miranda Baggerly, 1875-1968 1932-44box 9, folder 9-11 O'Reilly, Lawrence J. 1905-21box 9, folder 12 Pantages, Lloyd A. 1932-44box 9, folder 13 Parsons, Homer B. 1891box 9, folder 14 Peck, Janet M. 1931-41box 9, folder 15 Pickford, Mary, 1892-1979 1929-32box 9, folder 16 Pignatelli, Conchita Sepulveda 1929-41box 9, folder 17 Pignatelli, Stefanella 1941box 9, folder 18 Pignatelli, Valerio Principe, 1886- 1929box 9, folder 19 Pike, Roy M. 1932box 9, folder 20 Pope, Arthur Upham, 1881-1969 1927box 9, folder 21 Quirk, May Allison 1932box 9, folder 22 Roach, Hal, 1892- 1938-42box 9, folder 23 Rolph, James, 1869-1934 1932box 9, folder 24 Rudolph Valentino Productions, George S. Ullman 1926-27box 9, folder 25 Shaw, George Bernard, 1856-1950 1927-30box 9, folder 26 Shearer, William Baldwin, 1874- 1929box 9, folder 27 Sheehan, Cornelius 1929box 9, folder 28 Sinclair, Upton, 1878-1968 1930box 9, folder 28 Telegram from Upton Sinclair to William Randolph Hearst asking Hearst to

participate in a debate on prohibition. December 9, 1930 BANC MSS 77/121 c ark:/28722/bk0016t941n

Physical Description: 1 documentLanguage of Material: EnglishAdditional NoteThis material was selectively digitized from a larger resource or collection.

box 9, folder 28 Telegram reply from William Randolph Hearst to Upton Sinclair declining to be

part of debate on prohibition. December 10, 1930 BANC MSS 77/121 c ark:/28722/bk0016t9426


box 9, folder 29 St. John, Adela Rogers 1937-40box 9, folder 30 Struble, Wallace Teasdale 1929box 10, folder 1 Stuart, H. L. 1930box 10, folder 2-4 Swinnerton, James R. and Gretchen 1927-47box 10, folder 5 Swinnerton, Louise Scher 1927-30box 10, folder 6 Swope, Herbert Bayard,1882-1958 1929-48box 10, folder 7 Takaishi, Shingoro, 1878-1967 1937-38box 10, folder 8 Tarpey, A. B. 1927-29box 10, folder 9 Taylor, Eva 1938

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box 10, folder 10 Tenney, Jack B. (Jack Breckinridge), 1898- 1944-47box 10, folder 11 Thompson, George 1926-27box 10, folder12-14

Thompson, William Hale, 1869-1944 1926-37

box 10, folder 15 United States Flag Association 1929-38box 10, folder 16 University of California 1926-43box 10, folder 17 Untermyer, Samuel, 1858-1940 1933box 10, folder 18 Urban, Joseph, 1872-1933 1926-29box 10, folder 18 Telegram from William Randolph Hearst to Joseph Urban regarding building

plans. April 4, 1927 BANC MSS 77/121 c ark:/28722/bk0016t943rCreator/Collector: Hearst, William Randolph, 1863-1951Physical Description: 1 documentLanguage of Material: EnglishAdditional NoteThis material was selectively digitized from a larger resource or collection.

box 10, folder 18 Telegram from Joseph Urban to William Randolph Hearst. April 11, 1927

BANC MSS 77/121 c ark:/28722/bk0016t9449Physical Description: 1 documentLanguage of Material: EnglishAdditional NoteThis material was selectively digitized from a larger resource or collection.

box 10, folder 19 Vanderbilt, Cornelius, 1898- 1926-29box 10, folder 20 Walker, James John, 1881-1946 1927-29box 10, folder 21 Walsh, Frank P. 1929box 10, folder 22 Walsh, Raoul and Lorraine 1937-38box 10, folder 23 Wichita Beacon 1937-38box 10, folder 24 Winchell, Walter, 1897-1972 1932-47box 10, folder 25 Windsor, Edward, Duke of, 1894-1972 1937-51box 10, folder 26 Winkler, John K. 1932-37box 10, folder 27 Women Investors in America, Inc., Catherine Curtis 1937-42box 10, folder 28 Celebrities, miscellaneous 1931-47box 10, folder 28 Telegram from Mickey Mouse to William Randolph Hearst. October 1947

BANC MSS 77/121 c ark:/28722/bk0016t945vPhysical Description: 1 documentLanguage of Material: EnglishScope and Content NoteInvitation to Mickey Mouse's twentieth birthday party at Disney Studio.Additional NoteThis material was selectively digitized from a larger resource or collection.

box 10, folder 28 Thank you letter from James Stewart to William Randolph Hearst for visit to the

Hearst home. April 5, 1938 BANC MSS 77/121 c ark:/28722/bk0016t946dPhysical Description: 1 letterLanguage of Material: EnglishAdditional NoteThis material was selectively digitized from a larger resource or collection.

box 10, folder 29 Unidentified 1925-38, undatedcarton 1, folder1-39

General Correspondence 1879-1929

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General Correspondence (to 1937, S) 1930-37

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General Correspondence 1937-47

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General Correspondence undated

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General Correspondence 1929-34, undated

carton 3, folder 37 Invitations 1929-41carton 3, folder 38 Letters from Employees 1919-40 Writings and Speeches, 1907-1947 Series 2:

ArrangementArranged hierarchically.Scope and Content NoteContains drafts and copies of articles, editorials, statements, testimonials, speeches,interviews, and letters.

carton 4, folder1-2

Editorials, drafts and typescript 1922-30


Editorials, drafts and typescripts 1932

"An Economic Primer for Kindergarten Congressmen" Regarding Herbert Hoover Regarding Franklin Delano Roosevelt " Alfred E. Smith Campaign"carton 4, folder 15 Editorials, drafts and typescript 1933carton 4, folder16-22

Editorials, drafts and typescript 1933

oversize 1B Editorials circa 1930soversize 1, folder4

Editorials, clippings 1930-40s


Articles 1929-43


Letters to the Editor 1930-44


Statements 1929-33

Radio Speechescarton 4, folder 44 "Painful and Painless Taxation" June 3, 1932carton 4, folder 45 "Inflation as a Danger and a Remedy" June 22, 1932carton 4, folder 46 KFI Anniversary Broadcasts 1932-33carton 4, folder 47 "Government by the Proletariat Jan. 5, 1935carton 4, folder 48 "Homeland for Dispossessed or Persecuted Jews" Nov. 19, 1938carton 4, folder 49 "What is America's Foreign Policy" Feb. 18, 1939carton 4, folder 50 "A Plea for Prosperity" Mar. 4, 1939carton 4, folder 51 Radio Newsreel Interview Mar. 19, 1940carton 4, folder 52 "Proposal for Anglo-American Understanding," Baccalaureate address Oglethorpe

University 1927carton 4, folder 53 Speeches, miscellaneous 1907-29carton 4, folder 54 Tributes 1932 Pamphletscarton 4, folder 55 We can Not Cure Murder by Murder 1926carton 4, folder 56 Read the Editorial Page of the New York American ca 1930carton 4, folder 57 What I Look for in a Young Man undatedoversize 2, folder4

"Song of the river," poem, printed and illustrated undated

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"A 'pome' Dedicated to a Great Evening and a Grand Hostess" undated

Writings and Speeches, 1907-1947 Series 2:




"In the News," column drafts and notes 1940-Jan 1941


"In the News," column drafts and notes Jan-May 1941


"In the News," column drafts and notes Jun-Sep 1941


"In the News," column drafts and notes Oct. 1941-42

carton 7, folder 17 Master Index: Editorials, Speeches, and Interviews of William Randolph Hearst, St.,1906-1943, subject index circa 1947


Selections from the Writings of William Randolph Hearst, partial draft 1947

oversize-box 8,volume 1-3

Heart's Editorials, Speeches, Interviews and Letters, 1912-1914

Hearst Corporations, Inc., 1926-1947 Series 3:ArrangementArranged hierarchically. Divided into two subseries: Legal Counsel and Financial Advisors,and Business Management.

Legal Counsel and Financial Advisors, 1926-1947 Subseries 3.1:Scope and Content NoteLegal Counsel and Financial Advisors contains letters and other material from and toattorneys and financial advisors.

Flint and MacKay, Los Angelescarton 8, folder 1 Flint, Frank Putnam, 1862- 1927carton 8, folder2-18

MacKay, Heine S., Jr. 1927-47

oversize 2, folder6

Cross of the Commanders of the Royal Order Of Phoenix, certificate(attachment to letter) 1947


Konta, Kirchwey, & Engel, New York - Konta, Greoffrey 1927-41

Lawler, Felix and Hall, Los Angelescarton 8, folder25-27

Lawler, Oscar 1938-40


Mann versus Hearst 1939-40

carton 8, folder 31 Miscellaneous 1941carton 8, folder 32 McEnerney, Garret W., San Francisco 1940carton 8, folder 33 Mitchell, A. Laurence, Los Angeles 1935-47carton 8, folder34-36

Pignatelli/Pasadena property transfer 1933-37


Pasadena, receipts 1932-38


Neylan, John Francis, 1885-1960, San Francisco 1926-27


Neylan, John Francis, 1885-1960 1927-47

oversize 2, folder7

Map showing ownership of Little Castle Creek 1932

carton 9, folder 18 Randolph, Hollis H., Atlanta 1927carton 9, folder 19 Shearn, Clarence J. 1929-44 Sokolow, Alexander T., Los Angelescarton 9, folder20-24

General correspondence 1926-34

Hearst Corporations, Inc., 1926-1947 Series 3:Legal Counsel and Financial Advisors, 1926-1947 Subseries 3.1:




Hearst offices 1932-34

Financial Filescarton 9, folder 28 Barham & Mitchell, Inc. 1932-34carton 9, folder 29 Grandview, Arizona 1934carton 9, folder 30 Loorz, George C. 1934carton 9, folder 31 Montana de Oro Mine 1933-34carton 9, folder32-33

Morgan, Julia 1932


Piedmont Land & Cattle Co. 1933-34

carton 9, folder 36 Stanley, Samuel B. 1929-36carton 9, folder37-42

Household Expenses 1933-37


Bill correspondence, A-Z 1931-38


Interoffice correspondence 1929-37

Business Management, 1927-1947 Subseries 3.2:Scope and Content NoteBusiness Management contains correspondence and related material for ExecutiveOfficer, David E. Town; financial files, and files of the Real Estate Department agents,Huberth and Huberth.


Town, David E., Executive Officer 1927-32


Legal Department 1927

General Financial and Auditing Departmentcarton 10, folder12

Clark, Austin 1930-32

carton 10, folder13

Markuson, G. O. 1941


Bank files 1938-44

Real Estate Department, Huberth and Huberthcarton 10, folder18-45

Huberth, Martin F. 1927-47

carton 10, folder46

New York Journal American Building 1927

carton 10, folder47

Property, miscellaneous 1926-45

carton 10, folder48

Hearst Corporation, miscellaneous 1920-40

Hearst Newspapers Inc., 1887-1951 Series 4:ArrangementArranged hierarchically. Divided into three subseries: Executive Offices and Departments,Newspaper Companies, Related and Affiliated Organizations.

Executive Offices and Departments, 1915-1951 Subseries 4.1:Scope and Content NoteExecutive Offices and Departments contains correspondence and related material relatedto the administration of the parent corporation.

Hearst Newspapers Inc., 1887-1951 Series 4:Executive Offices and Departments, 1915-1951 Subseries 4.1:



carton 11, folder 1 Board of Directors, meeting notices 1926 Executive Committee/Councilcarton 11, folder2-12

Meeting minutes 1926-27

carton 11, folder13

W. E. Miller, secretary 1931-32

carton 11, folder14

Correspondence 1927

carton 11, folder15

Budget Committee 1922-27

carton 11, folder16

Fiction Committee 1926-27


Executive reports 1938-43

Managing Directorcarton 11, folder24-42

White, Thomas J. 1931-39

oversize 1, folder5

"The New Squeal," letter attachment 1933

oversize 2, folder8

Letter re Los Angeles radio station 1937




Von Wiegand, Karl H., European Director and Correspondent in Chief 1926-47


General Counsel, Harvey J. Kelly, Labor 1937-40

General Managerscarton 12, folder24-26

Merrill, Bradford 1915-27


Knox, Frank 1928-35

oversize 2, folder9

Letter 1928


Bitner, Harry M. 1935-45


Gortatowsky, J. D. 1937-47

Editorial Departmentcarton 13, folder10-14

Hastings, John Russell 1927-35


Ranck, T. V., managing editor 1932-41


Karpf, Jerome J. 1940

carton 13, folder24

Washington Bureau, John A. Kennedy 1930-36


Features 1927-34

oversize 2B Martin Johnson cartoons and promotional material 1934carton 13, folder27-33

Predate Service 1940-47

oversize 1, folder6

Releases 1940-47

Promotion Departmentcarton 13, folder34-35

Carney, Eric M., supervisor 1926-27

Hearst Newspapers Inc., 1887-1951 Series 4:Executive Offices and Departments, 1915-1951 Subseries 4.1:



carton 13, folder36

Krueger, Jess, supervisor 1947

carton 14, folder 1 Buy American Campaign 1933carton 14, folder 2 Charity football games 1934carton 14, folder 3 Flag Contest 1929carton 14, folder 4 Graf Zeppelin Flight 1929-32carton 14, folder 5 Hearst Photographic Convention 1947carton 14, folder 6 John Paul Jones bicentennial 1947carton 14, folder 7 Juvenile Delinquency Campaign 1944carton 14, folder 8 Oratorical and essay contests 1944-51carton 14, folder 9 Pistol tournaments and Rifle Awards 1944carton 14, folder10

Tax Reduction Campaign 1929

carton 14, folder11

Temperance Contest 1929

carton 14, folder12

Promotions, miscellaneous 1929-47

oversize 2, folder10

Promotion, miscellaneous undated


General Advertising Department 1927-43

oversize 1, folder7

Advertising proofs 1938-42


Circulation Department, V. H. Polachek 1926-32


Circulation Department 1935-40


Production Department 1926-47


Hearst Phototone circa 1940

Newspaper Companies, 1887-1951 Subseries 4.2:Scope and Content NoteNewspaper Companies is further divided into four sub series: West Coast and Southwest,East Coast and South, Midwest and Upstate New York, and Related Material. The firstthree sub series are arranged geographically by newspaper and contain correspondencewith publishers, editors and other staff on Hearst newspapers. Related Material containsmanuals, general instructions, subject files and in house publications.

West Coast and Southwest San Francisco Examinercarton 15, folder17

Townsend, E. W., publisher 1887

carton 15, folder18

Williams, T. T., publisher circa 1890s

carton 15, folder19

Coblentz, Edmond D., publisher 1926


Lindner, Clarence R., publisher 1930-51

carton 15, folder34

Guck, Homer, General Manager 1929


Editorial Department 1921-44


Business Department, Charles Mayer 1937-41

Hearst Newspapers Inc., 1887-1951 Series 4:Newspaper Companies, 1887-1951 Subseries 4.2:



carton 15, folder46

Advertising Department 1927

carton 15, folder47

Bureau of Claims, John Wedderburn 1892-94


Correspondence 1890-1944

carton 15, folder50

60th Anniversary 1947

oversize 1, folder8

The Daily Examiner, San Francisco, 1867 undated

oversize 1, folder9

Cartoons, and clippings 1894-1915

San Francisco Call Bulletincarton 16, folder1-3

Older, Fremont, 1856-1935, President and editor 1927-33

carton 16, folder 4 Young, Charles S., publisher 1927carton 16, folder 5 Holliday, Robert P., publisher 1930-32carton 16, folder 6 Wagner, Frederick, publisher 1940carton 16, folder7-12



"The Secret Cave," Green Flash, World War II maps, proofs, poster1937-47


Advertising Department 1926-40


Related material 1936-47

Oakland Post Enquirercarton 16, folder18-27

Carrington, Richard A., Jr., publisher 1926-38

carton 16, folder28

Penter, Morris A., publisher 1940-41


Art Department, Frank W. Hadley 1927-30

carton 16, folder31

Miscellaneous undated


Sports page 1937

Los Angeles Examinercarton 16, folder32-43

Young, George C., publisher 1921-34


Memo regarding Le Prohon letter undated


Young, George C., publisher 1934-36


Carrington, Richard A., Jr., publisher 1940-47

carton 17, folder14

Kennedy, George R., Vice President 1927


Eldridge, Fred E., managing editor 1927-29


Van Ettisch, Raymond T., managing editor 1929-44


Van Ettisch, Raymond T., managing editor 1944-47

oversize 3, folder1

Proofs and related material 1944-47





Woolard, Warden, assistant editor 1929-51

oversize 3, folder2

Proofs 1944


Editorial Staff 1930-47


Miscellaneous 1929-47

oversize 3, folder3

March of Events, proofs undated

oversize 3, folder4

Annotated clipping, Pacific war map 1937, undated

carton 18, folder25

Prudence Penny's Home Economics Department 1933-41

carton 18, folder26



Promotion and Publicity Department, Harry Crocker 1934-44


Business Department, Bartlett P Guild 1929-41


Related material 1927-47

Los Angeles Herald Expresscarton 18, folder37-42

Barham, Frank F., President and publisher 1927-33


Barham, Frank F., President and publisher 1933-47



oversize 3, folder5

Proofs 1943

carton 19, folder21


carton 19, folder22

Promotion Department, Guy Price 1927


Related Material 1927-40

Seattle Post Intelligencercarton 19, folder25

Tanner, W. Vaughn, publisher 1927-32

carton 19, folder26

Dykeman, King, publisher 1932


Boettiger, John, publisher 1937-42




Editorial regarding Radio Corporation undated

oversize 3, folder6

"The War is Over...for him," news page 1944

carton 19, folder35

Business Department, Guild, Bartlett P. 1930-32

carton 19, folder36

Advertising Department 1927


Weekly Reports 1927






San Antonio Lightcarton 19, folder43

McIntosh, William M., publisher 1930-40



carton 19, folder46

Advertising department 1927-30

carton 19, folder47

Correspondence 1926


Weekly Reports 1926-27

carton 19, folder51

Letters from readers 1929-34

East Coast and South New York Evening Journalcarton 20, folder 1 Dayton, James C., publisher 1927carton 20, folder2-25

Brisbane, Arthur 1921-34

oversize 4, folder1

F. Opper cartoons, attachment undated

oversize 3C Layout maps (3) for development of East River Drive, New York City 1929carton 20, folder26-29


carton 20, folder30

Dramatics Department, Jack V. Smith 1929-30

carton 20, folder31


oversize 4, folder3

Revenue Comparison 1939-40


Proofs 1930-37

carton 20, folder32

General Management, Chivers, A. B. 1926-30

carton 20, folder33

Correspondence and memos 1929-41

carton 20, folder34

Teamwork, newsletter 1929

carton 20, folder35

Photographs of early newspapers, 1897-98 undated

New York Americancarton 20, folder36-39

Lindner, Clarence R., publisher 1927-28


Coblentz, Edmond D., managing director 1927-33


Coblentz, Edmond D., managing director 1934-51

oversize 3, folder5

Letter attachment, telegram, and proofs 1933, undated

carton 21, folder12

McCarthy, F. J., general manager 1927

Editorial Departmentcarton 21, folder13

Carvalho, Solomon Solis, editor in chief 1924-27

carton 21, folder14

Eldridge, Fred W. 1927

carton 21, folder15

Ettelson, Lee 1927





Karpf, Jerome J. 1929-37


Goddard, Morrill, Sunday 1927-29

carton 21, folder20

Mitchell, R. C. 1927-42

carton 21, folder21

Ranck, R. V., Sunday 1915

carton 21, folder22

Shiber, William N. 1926-34

carton 21, folder23

Tuttle, George 1926-29


Watson, Victor 1921-32

oversize 4B Proof sheets circa 1920-40carton 21, folder29

March of Events, Charles Hanson Towne 1932

carton 21, folder30

Society Page, Maury Paul 1927-29

carton 21, folder31

Prudence Penny 1927

carton 21, folder32

Sunday Music Supplement, copies 1898-1906

oversize 4, folder2

Music Supplements (originals-restricted) 1898-1906



carton 21, folder36

Promotion Department 1928-37



carton 21, folder39

Letters from readers 1921-37

New York Journal Americancarton 21, folder40-46

Curley, William A., managing editor 1937-41


Curley, William A., managing editor 1942-51


Letter attachments and proofs 1942-51

oversize 5-6 Proof sheets circa 1940scarton 22, folder10-23



Eastside News, Harry M. Schlacht 1938-47

carton 22, folder26

Society Page, Maury H. Paul 1940

oversize 4, folder4

The World Magazine, Saturday Home Magazine 1930, 1938-39



carton 22, folder29


carton 22, folder30


carton 22, folder31

Fifty Fighting Years, pamphlet 1946

New York Mirror





Kobler, A. J., President and Publisher 1931-39


Payne, Phil, editor 1926-27

carton 22, folder39

Howey, Walter 1929, 1936



New England Newspaper Publishing Co.: Boston American, Advertiser, andDaily Record


Shaw, Edgar D., publisher 1926-27

carton 23, folder14

Parsons, Eugene W., publisher 1929


Lambert, John T., publisher 1930-38

carton 23, folder18

Kern, H. G., publisher 1939-47


Boston American 1926-38


Editorial page 1937


Boston Advertiser 1927-40


Boston Record, Walter Crawford Howey 1930-44


Apple Mary proofs and attachments undated

Baltimore News, News Post, and Americancarton 23, folder33-37

Baskervill, William M., News and News Post 1927-51

carton 23, folder38

Cullen, John E., News 1926

carton 23, folder39

Elmer, John, American 1927-29

carton 23, folder40

Warfield, C. Dorsey, News Post 1940




Newsprint pages, annotated 1940

carton 23, folder44


carton 23, folder45


Washington Timescarton 23, folder46

Payne, G. Logan, publisher 1926

carton 23, folder47

Putnam, C. I., publisher 1926-27

carton 23, folder48

Jewell, Edmund F., publisher 1931-32

carton 23, folder49

Lambert, John T., publisher 1937

carton 23, folder50


Washington Herald and Herald Times





Patterson, Eleanor, publisher 1931-44





carton 23, folder59


Atlanta Georgiancarton 24, folder 1 Lawrenson, F. A. Wilson, publisher 1926-27carton 24, folder 2 Edwards, William C., publisher 1927carton 24, folder 3 Whitman, Russell R., publisher 1929carton 24, folder4-6


carton 24, folder 7 Advertising Department 1937carton 24, folder 8 Correspondence 1927-40 Midwest and Upstate New York Albany Times Unioncarton 24, folder 9 Waldron, Earl W., publisher 1929carton 24, folder10

Archibald, Fred I., publisher 1940-47



carton 24, folder13



Correspondence and Creative Day reports 1927-47


Rochester Journal American 1926-37


Syracuse Journal 1926-42

oversize 7, folder9

Prudence Penny's Homemakers Guide 1933

Pittsburgh Sun Telegraphcarton 24, folder25-30

Bitner, Harry M., publisher 1927-45


Cartoon proof, attachment 1941

carton 24, folder31

Jacoby, Wilmer M. 1937-38



carton 24, folder37


carton 24, folder38


carton 24, folder39



Creative Day meetings 1937-40

carton 24, folder42

Survey report Dec. 30, 1941

Detroit Timescarton 24, folder43

Lindner, Clarence, publisher Jan.-Apr. 1927

carton 24, folder44

Andrews, Roger, publisher 1929




carton 24, folder45

Hammond, James, publisher 1932

carton 24, folder46

Guck, Homer, publisher 1937


Anderman, William E., publisher 1933-47



carton 24, folder53


carton 24, folder54

Correspondence

Illinois Publishing and Printing Co., Chicago Herald Examinercarton 25, folder1-7

Meigs, Merrill C., publisher 1926-51


Guck, Homer 1929-44

carton 25, folder16

Levi, Emanuel 1937-38


Ranck, T. V., managing editor 1926-27

carton 25, folder18

Eldridge, Fred W. 1932-37


Keehn, Roy D. 1927-38


Stanton, Charles S. 1915-32


Watson, Victor 1933-36

carton 26, folder 1 Financial Page 1932carton 26, folder2-3


carton 26, folder 4 Business Department 1929carton 26, folder 5 Correspondence 1926-40carton 26, folder6-9

Weekly reports 1927-29

Chicago American and Herald Americancarton 26, folder10-11

Black, Herman, publisher 1926-30


Curley, William A., Managing editor 1926-27

carton 26, folder13

Malloy, J. A. 1939-41

carton 26, folder14

McCarthy, F. J 1937

carton 26, folder15

Shainmark, Lou 1944-47

carton 26, folder16

Sports, Edward W. Cochrane 1937-40


Music Department, supplements (restricted), Evening American, proofs1901-03, undated


Newsprint pages; "Things that Make Women Beautiful" 1936-43

carton 26, folder17







Milwaukee News Sentinel and Wisconsin Newscarton 26, folder20

Publishers 1927-44




Omaha Bee News 1929-37

Editorial Filescarton 26, folder29

Baer, Bugs 1929


Berens, Julius G. 1932-37

carton 26, folder36

Bonfils, Winifred Black 1927-31


Brown, George Rothwell 1932


Clapp, Edwin J. 1926-30


Colby, Bainbridge 1930-47


Decasseres, Benjamin 1936-37


Forbes, B.C. 1932-36

carton 27, folder21

Gibbons, Floyd 1932

carton 27, folder22

Gross, Milt 1927

carton 27, folder23

Knickerbocker, H. R. 1934

carton 27, folder24

Page, John undated

carton 27, folder25

Pegler, Westbrook 1939, undated


Robinson, Elsie 1927-41

carton 27, folder28

Rodrigues, Jose 1939-51


Rukeyser, Merryle Stanley 1932-47

carton 27, folder43

Runyon, Damon 1927-44


Ryckman, Charles S. 1937-47

carton 28, folder 1 Stevens, Aston 1942-47carton 28, folder 2 St. Maur, Elaine 1937carton 28, folder 3 Warren, Earl 1944carton 28, folder4-21

Williams, James T. 1929-34

carton 28, folder22

Regarding Jack Dempsey 1927

carton 28, folder23

Regarding the Arlen Draves Murder 1930


Signed editorials and articles 1932-33





Unsigned editorials and articles 1932-33

Related Materialcarton 29, folder1-2

Manual for Newspapers circa 1930


General Instructions 1926-40

oversize 5, folder3

General Instructions 1938


General Instructions 1940-47

Samples of Correspondence from the General Publiccarton 30, folder8-22

Letters 1927-47


Submissions of articles and ideas 1929-39


Music 1942


Requests for jobs 1926-42


Charity requests 1929-37


Charity requests 1938-47

carton 31, folder 4 Business propositions 1929-37carton 31, folder5-8

Real estate offers 1927-38


Fan mail 1929-32

carton 31, folder11

Photograph acknowledgments 1940

Subject Filescarton 31, folder12

American Crime Study Committee 1926-30

carton 31, folder13

American Legion 1938

carton 31, folder14

Animals 1928-38


Aviation 1927-37

oversize 5, folder4


carton 31, folder20

Boulder Dam 1927


Business and economics 1927-38

carton 31, folder23

Capitol punishment 1927-30

carton 31, folder24

Censorship 1927-29

carton 31, folder25

Churchill, Winston 1941

carton 31, folder26

Churches 1938, undated

carton 31, folder27

Communism 1932-41

carton 31, folder28

Denver Post 1920-27




carton 31, folder29

Education 1927-51

carton 31, folder30

Equity 1929

carton 31, folder31

Gambling 1938

carton 31, folder32

Great Patent of King James I 1929

carton 31, folder33

Hearst, Phoebe Apperson 1916-1938

carton 31, folder34

Hoover, Herbert 1929-38

carton 31, folder35

Ireland 1941-44

carton 31, folder36

Japan and the Pacific 1933-38

carton 31, folder37

Jews 1927-37

carton 31, folder38

Labor and Unemployment 1937-38

carton 31, folder39

Legislation 1928-38

carton 31, folder40

London Sunday Chronicle 1933

carton 32, folder 1 Mexico 1927-44carton 32, folder 2 Military Service 1932-40carton 32, folder 3 Narcotics 1929-38carton 32, folder 4 National defense 1931-44carton 32, folder 5 New York Conservation Association, Inc. 1926-38carton 32, folder 6 Nicaragua 1930carton 32, folder7-9

Politics 1929-51

carton 32, folder10

Power and electricity 1927-29

carton 32, folder11

Presidential third terms 1940-44

carton 32, folder12

Prohibition and temperance 1927-34

carton 32, folder13

Robot Camera 1937


Roosevelt, Franklin Delano 1932-41

carton 32, folder17

Russia 1944-50

carton 32, folder18

Taxation 1927-42

carton 32, folder19

Townsend Plan 1941-42


Veterans 1927-48

oversize 5, folder5

Related material 1929

carton 32, folder24

War 1929-38

carton 32, folder25

Washington, George undated

carton 32, folder26

Wilkie, Wendell 1940




carton 32, folder27


carton 32, folder28

Washington Report 1947

carton 32, folder29

Washington Labor Report 1947


"The Business Outlook" 1940

Related and Affiliated Organizations, 1928-1951 Subseries 4.3:Scope and Content NoteRelated and Affiliated Organizations contains miscellaneous material regardingbusinesses supporting the general newspapers which are owned or sponsored by Hearstincluding the American Weekly magazine insert and affiliated advertising or promotionalagents.

Related American Weeklycarton 32, folder33

Board of Directors 1927-47

Managing Editorscarton 32, folder34

Kobler, A. J. 1927-29

carton 32, folder35

Goddard, Morrill 1930-32


Merritt, Abraham 1937-39


Merritt, Abraham 1940


Attachments undated


Porter, M. J. 1944


Attachments undated


Howey, Walter 1947-51

Advertising Departmentcarton 33, folder11-21

Berkowitz, Mortimer, manager 1929-51


Attachments undated


Western Division 1926-40

carton 33, folder25


carton 33, folder26


carton 33, folder27

Letters from Readers 1927-37


American Newspapers, Inc. 1937-40

carton 33, folder33

Hearst Advertising Service 1944-51

carton 33, folder34

Hearst Publications, Inc. 1926-30

Hearst Newspapers Inc., 1887-1951 Series 4:Related and Affiliated Organizations, 1928-1951 Subseries 4.3:




Hearst Consolidated Publications, Inc. 1937-51

carton 33, folder37

Hearst Enterprises, Inc., Hastings, J. Russell 1937

carton 33, folder38

Illinois Publishing and Printing Co. 1934

carton 33, folder39

Pacific Coast Publisher's Association 1929

Affiliated North American Newspaper Alliancecarton 33, folder40

Wheeler, John N., General Manager 1933-37

carton 33, folder41

Bell Syndicates 1927-47

oversize 5, folder6

Proofs 1927-47

carton 33, folder42

John B. Gallager Company, Inc. 1931


Paul Block and Associates 1927-41

carton 33, folder47

Publishers Syndicate 1934

carton 33, folder48

Rodney E. Boone Organization 1930-40

Hearst Syndicates and Magazines, 1921-1951 Series 5:ArrangementArranged hierarchically. Divided into two subseries by parent corporation: King FeaturesSyndicate, Inc. and International Magazine Company.

King Features Syndicate, Inc., 1921-1951 Subseries 5.1:Scope and Content NoteKing Features Syndicate, Inc. is further divided into Syndicate Management, InternationalNews Service, Inc., Universal Service, and Hearst Radio Service. Contains correspondenceand other material related to running the syndicates.

Syndicate Managementcarton 33, folder49

Hearst Syndicates Inc., Board of Control 1927


Koenigsberg, Moses 1921-27


Connolly, Joseph V. 1928-39


Proofs 1928-44


Connolly Joseph V. 1940-44

General Managerscarton 34, folder13

Gortatowsky, J. D. 1927-31


Green, Ward 1929-51

carton 34, folder22

Saturday Home Magazine, T. A. Robertson 1936-47


Foreign Sales Department 1929-40

Hearst Syndicates and Magazines, 1921-1951 Series 5:King Features Syndicate, Inc., 1921-1951 Subseries 5.1:



carton 34, folder25

Promotion Department 1934

carton 34, folder26


International News Service, Inc. General Managerscarton 34, folder27

Mason, Frank 1928-31


Berkson, Seymour 1936-51

Editorscarton 34, folder32

Ferris, Barry 1929-40


Smith, Wiley 1934-47

Washington D. C. Correspondentscarton 34, folder37

Morgan, Cole 1944

carton 34, folder38

Shainmark, Lou 1947


International News Photos, Inc., Walter Howey 1927-51


General correspondence and articles 1927-41

Universal Service General Managercarton 35, folder1-5

Stansbury, H. H. 1926-32


White, Mathew A. 1933-36

Editorscarton 35, folder8-10

West, Clyde 1934-41


Wooten, William M. 1929-38

Washington Bureaucarton 35, folder17

Lambert, John T. 1927

carton 35, folder18

Nourse, James R. 1927

carton 35, folder19

Wrigley, Thomas 1929-32

carton 35, folder20

Clark, Kenneth 1934


London Bureau 1927-33


Paris Bureau, George W. Hinman, Jr. 1927-32

carton 35, folder26

Rome Bureau, Harold J. T. Horan 1927

Motion Picture Departmentcarton 35, folder27-34

Parsons, Louella 1927-41

oversize 5, folder9

Attachments 1937

Hearst Syndicates and Magazines, 1921-1951 Series 5:King Features Syndicate, Inc., 1921-1951 Subseries 5.1:



carton 35, folder34

Letter from Luella Parsons to William Randolph Hearst. December 30,1946 BANC MSS 77/121 c ark:/28722/bk0016t947z

Physical Description: 1 letterLanguage of Material: EnglishAdditional NoteThis material was selectively digitized from a larger resource or collection.

carton 35, folder35

Herzog, Dorothy 1929


Correspondence, general instructions and releases 1926-36

oversize 4, folder7

General instructions 1934



"Aluminum in the Making," article Energy - gas and electric, photos Ford Motor Company, photos Industry, photos National Security and airplanes, photos "New Faces in Industry's High Command," article Steel, photos Business articles, miscellaneous Hearst Radio Servicecarton 36, folder 1 Gough, Emile J. 1930-33carton 36, folder 2 Reports 1930-40carton 36, folder 3 Correspondence 1927-47carton 36, folder 4 Hearst Radio Service Bulletin, nos. 1-3 1930

International Magazine Company, 1921-1947 Subseries 5.2:Scope and Content NoteInternational Magazine Company is further divided into Hearst Magazines, Inc. andNational Magazines Ltd. Contains correspondence and other material related tomanagement of the American company, Hearst Magazines, and the British company,National Magazines, Ltd. Alice Head who was head of National was very active in buyingantiques and other furnishings for Hearst's houses and her files primarily relate to heracquisitions for Hearst.

Hearst Magazines, Inc.carton 36, folder 5 Board of Directors 1927-47 General Managerscarton 36, folder6-7

Hathaway, C. H. 1925-27




Berlin, Richard E. 1929-47

oversize 4, folder8

Letter attachments 1929-47


Editorial Department, Ray Long 1921-27

oversize 4, folder9

Letter attachments 1921-27

carton 37, folder 1 Circulation Department, Buttikofer, T. J. 1940-41carton 37, folder 2 Correspondence, miscellaneous 1927-47carton 37, folder 3 Cosmopolitan 1921-40

http://www.oac.cdlib.org/ark:/28722/bk0016t947z

Hearst Syndicates and Magazines, 1921-1951 Series 5:International Magazine Company, 1921-1947 Subseries 5.2:




Proofs and letter attachments 1921-40


Good Housekeeping 1916-38

oversize 6, folder1

Proofs and letter attachments 1916-38


Harper's Bazaar 1921-31


Hearst's Magazine 1921-47

carton 37, folder14

House Beautiful 1941

carton 37, folder15

Harvard Lampoon's Vogue May 1938

National Magazine Co. Ltd.carton 37, folder16-47

Head, Alice M. 1926-44


Letter and attached map, interior layouts 1929, undated

carton 37, folder48

The Connoisseur undated

carton 37, folder49

International Studio 1926-28

oversize 7, folder1

Cover design Oct. 1927

carton 37, folder50

Good Housekeeping undated

carton 37, folder51

Lists of purchases June-Nov 1929


Private accounts 1929-33

International Film Service Company, 1921-1947 Series 6:ArrangementArranged hierarchically. Divided into two subseries: Cosmopolitan Productions andInternational Studio Art Corporation.

Cosmopolitan Productions, 1919-1947 Subseries 6.1:Scope and Content NoteCosmopolitan Productions contains correspondence with William H. Hays, Louis B. Mayer,and others as well as material related to the movie industry and Marion Davies' films.


E. B., Vice President 1927-44

oversize 6, folder4

Letter and cost analysis 1921

carton 38, folder 9 LeBarron, William, General Director 1919-21carton 38, folder10

Van Cleve, George B., General Manager 1921

carton 38, folder11

Sokolow, Alexander T., Attorney 1921

Correspondencecarton 38, folder12-14

Davies, Marion undated


Hays, William H. (Will Harrison), 1879-1954 1927-44

International Film Service Company, 1921-1947 Series 6:Cosmopolitan Productions, 1919-1947 Subseries 6.1:



carton 38, folder19

Loew's Inc., Nicholas M. Schenck 1927


Mayer, Louis B., (Louis Burt),1885-1957 1927-47

carton 38, folder25

Metro-Goldwyn Mayer Studios 1926-40

carton 38, folder26

Motion Picture Relief Fund 1927-41

carton 38, folder27

Paramount Pictures, Inc. 1927-41

carton 38, folder28

Reed, Luther 1921

carton 38, folder29

Schenk, Joseph M. 1926-30

carton 38, folder30

Thalberg, Irving G., 1899-1936 1926-37

carton 38, folder31

Wanger, Walter, 1894-1968 1929-44

carton 38, folder32

Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc. 1936-41

carton 38, folder33

Warner, Harry M. 1929-38

carton 38, folder34

Warner, Jack 1929-44

carton 38, folder35

Zanuck, Darryl, Twentieth Century-Fox Corporation 1937-44


Ziegfield, Flo 1921-32

carton 38, folder40

Cosmopolitan Productions, miscellaneous 1921-37

carton 38, folder41

International Film Service, miscellaneous 1921-44

carton 38, folder42

Francis Marion, comments on Peg o' my Heart 1932

carton 38, folder43

"Suggestions from W. R. Hearst" [1933]

carton 38, folder44

International Newsreel Corp 1929


Yachts Oneida and Hirondelle 1927-30

International Studio Art Corporation, 1926-1947 Subseries 6.2:Scope and Content NoteInternational Studio Art Corporation contains correspondence, photos, and materialrelated to the purchase, shipping, warehousing, and storage of antique items andbuildings used in Hearst's homes and films. Includes dealer files and inventories for the1938 sell off.

New York Warehouse staffcarton 38, folder49-55

McGregor, Chris 1926-27


McGregor, Chris 1927-38


Rounds, C. C. 1938-41


Schrader, Christine M., secretary 1927-34

International Film Service Company, 1921-1947 Series 6:International Studio Art Corporation, 1926-1947 Subseries 6.2:



carton 40, folder 1 Nelson, G. B., financial officer 1927-29carton 40, folder2-4



Reports 1939-41

carton 40, folder 8 Antique Account Feb. 1935 Inventories and Listscarton 40, folder 9 Sands Point 1931carton 40, folder10

Southern Boulevard warehouse 1934-36

carton 40, folder11

Antique German Armor, photos Nov. 24, 1937

carton 40, folder12

Armor 1937

carton 40, folder13

Chiesa, Huntington and Stillman sales, photos of purchases 1928

carton 40, folder14

Mantels to sell Nov. 20, 1937

carton 40, folder15

Andirons (photos) 1944

carton 40, folder16

Goods for sale and goods remaining July 1937

oversize 7, folder2

Lists of collections 1937

carton 40, folder17

Shipping list 1932

oversize 7, folder3

Inventory and shipping lists, photo of Greek vase 1929-32

Dealer Filescarton 40, folder18

Acton Surgey 1930

carton 40, folder19

Anderson Galleries, Mitchell Kennerly 1927-31

carton 40, folder20

Arnold Seligman Rey & Co., Inc 1941-44

carton 40, folder21

Augustus Frank 1930

carton 40, folder22

Beaux Arts, Ralph Suppance 1928-30

carton 40, folder23

Brummer Gallery, Inc. 1924-41

carton 40, folder24

Cannell & Chaffin, Inc. 1930

carton 40, folder25

Christie's 1938

carton 40, folder26

St. Donat's (Wales) 1938

carton 40, folder27

Duveen Brothers 1937

carton 40, folder28

F. Kleinberger Galleries, Joseph Stransky 1932

carton 40, folder29

Frank Partridge, Inc. 1932

carton 40, folder30

Frank R. Humrick Co., gilder 1927-29

carton 40, folder31

Fred Harvey 1927-31




carton 40, folder32

French & Co., Mitchell Samuels 1926-47

carton 40, folder33

Georg Jensen Handmade Silver, Inc. 1937

carton 40, folder34

Gimbel Brothers undated

carton 40, folder35

Goldschmidt Galleries 1931-38

carton 40, folder36

Howard & Company 1927-29

carton 40, folder37

James Robinson, Inc. 1932-38

carton 40, folder38

Kent-Costikyan, Inc. 1929-32

carton 40, folder39

Luigi Gallandt 1924-29

carton 40, folder40

Mechin, J. B. 1927

carton 40, folder41

M. Knoedler & Company, Inc., C. R. Henchell 1929-38

carton 40, folder42

M. Parish-Watson 1938

carton 40, folder43

Nicholson 1930

carton 40, folder44

Parke-Bernet Galleries, Inc. 1938-41

carton 40, folder45

Pauly & Cie 1932

carton 40, folder46

Philibosian Rugs 1929-41

carton 40, folder47

Raymond Bartel 1926-41

carton 40, folder48

S..& G. Gump Company 1927-31

carton 40, folder49

Sonora News Company 1929

carton 40, folder50

Spink & Sons 1929

carton 40, folder51

Thomas Kirkpatrick, Inc. 1931-32

carton 40, folder52

W & J Sloane 1929-38

carton 40, folder53

Wildenstein & Co., Joseph Stransky 1927-37


Miscellaneous, A-Z 1926-41

Museum gifts and loanscarton 40, folder57

Los Angeles gift 1937


San Francisco and Santa Maria de Ovila Monastery 1937-41

carton 40, folder60

Loans and exhibitions 1929-37


Shipping and storage 1927-38


Requests for gifts or to buy art 1938





Offers to sell art and antiques 1926-41

carton 41, folder18

Books and manuscripts 1927-38

carton 41, folder19

Related material undated

Estate and Ranch Management, 1886-1951 Series 7:ArrangementArranged hierarchically. Divided into three subseries: Estate of Phoebe A. Hearst and HearstEstate, Sunical Land and Packing Corporation, and La Cuesta Encantada (San Simeon)Construction.

Estate of Phoebe A. Hearst and Hearst Estate, Inc., 1886-1944 Subseries 7.1:Scope and Content NoteEstate of Phoebe A. Hearst and Hearst Estate, Inc. contains a small amount of materialrelated to the administration of Phoebe A. Hearst's estate primarily in the 1920s and 30s.


Clark, Edward Hardy 1920-44

oversize 7, folder4

Letters and attachments 1944


Clark, Richard A. 1926-41

carton 41, folder33

Lathrop, F. L. 1934-37

carton 41, folder34

Moran, Nathan, attorney 1932

carton 41, folder35

Wyntoon Fire 1930


Babicora Development Company and Mexican holdings 1886-1933

carton 41, folder40

Hacienda del Pozo de Verona, Pleasanton undated

Sunical Land and Packing Corporation, 1921-1951 Subseries 7.2:Scope and Content NoteSunical Land and Packing Corporation administered the ranches that Hearst owned. Theseries contains material related primarily to the administration of the San Simeonranches and the McCloud River properties.


Murray, William W. 1927-51

carton 41, folder48

Lathrop, F. L., Vice President 1938

carton 41, folder49

Standard Oil Company of California 1927-41

carton 41, folder50

Milpitas Ranch, Monterey Co., geophysical report 1930

carton 41, folder51

General office correspondence 1931-41

carton 41, folder52

Land and Sales Office, L. J. Burrud 1941


McCloud River Lumber Company, S. S. Johnson Co. 1929-38

carton 42, folder 1 Grand Canyon property 1940-41

Estate and Ranch Management, 1886-1951 Series 7:Sunical Land and Packing Corporation, 1921-1951 Subseries 7.2:



carton 42, folder 2 Property, miscellaneous 1927-29oversize 7C Maps, McCloud River areas and Whitley Ranch undated Piedmont Department (San Simeon)carton 42, folder 3 Summers, Roy 1926-27carton 42, folder 4 Reports 1921-40 Piedmont Land and Cattle Companycarton 42, folder5-7

Slattery, F. W. 1927-30


Cattle and dairy 1927

Piedra Blanca Ranch (San Simeon)carton 42, folder10-13

Parks, A. F. 1926-32


Apperson, Randolph W. 1937-44

carton 42, folder19



Poultry and Game Unit 1926-41


Animal Department - Zoo 1927-38


Kennels, Norman Johnson 1937-44

carton 42, folder31

Stables 1929-41


Aviation Department 1930-37


Warehouse Division 1937-41


Insurance 1929-47

carton 42, folder43

List of visitors to Hearst Ranch (San Simeon) 1932


Wyntoon, McCloud River 1932-41

carton 42, folder48


La Cuesta Encantada (San Simeon) Construction, 1925-1944 Subseries 7.3:Scope and Content NoteLa Cuesta Encantada (San Simeon) Construction contains correspondence with JuliaMorgan, architect and George Loorz, builder of the castle at San Simeon. Also includesmiscellaneous drawings for other buildings and some correspondence with Camille Rossi,the superintendent on the hill.


Morgan, Julia, Architect 1925-31

carton 42, folder55

Letter from Julia Morgan to William Randolph Hearst regarding buildingprogress. May 25, 1927 BANC MSS 77/121 c ark:/28722/bk0016t948h

Physical Description: 1 letterLanguage of Material: EnglishAdditional NoteThis material was selectively digitized from a larger resource or collection.


Morgan, Julia, Architect 1932-44

http://www.oac.cdlib.org/ark:/28722/bk0016t948h

Estate and Ranch Management, 1886-1951 Series 7:La Cuesta Encantada (San Simeon) Construction, 1925-1944 Subseries 7.3:



oversize 7, folder5

Drawing for Post Inquirer undated


Loorz, George C., Builder 1932-41


Rossi, Camile C., Superintendent 1929-32

carton 43, folder25

Architectural services, miscellaneous 1937

Personal Office Files and Ephemera, 1878-1951 Series 8:ArrangementArranged hierarchically. Divided into Household Management, Office Files, and Ephemera.

Household Management, 1923-1947 Subseries 8.1:Scope and Content NoteHousehold Management contains correspondence, drawings, purchase orders, notes forstaff and other material related to the daily running of the various households inCalifornia, New York, Wales, and Florida.


La Cuesta Encantada, San Simeon 1929-47

oversize 8B Designs for power boats 1929carton 43, folder33-39

Wyntoon, McCloud River 1929-44


Beach House, Santa Monica 1927-42

oversize 8B Blueprint for glass houses 1929carton 43, folder43

1007 Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills 1932-47

carton 43, folder44

New York City 1927-38

carton 43, folder45

Sands Point, Long Island, New York 1928-32

carton 43, folder46

St. Donat's, Wales, Britain 1930-31

oversize 8B Design for swimming pool undatedcarton 43, folder47

West Palm Beach 1927-29


Gardens 1923-47


Automobiles and trucks 1926-41

carton 43, folder70

List of picture shows 1940-41


Household supplies 1926-47

Office Files, 1925-1950 Subseries 8.2:Scope and Content NoteOffice files contain correspondence with Joe Willicombe, Hearst's Personal Secretary, andsecretaries in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Wyntoon, San Simeon, and New York. Alsoincludes financial files, and subject files related to Hearst's personal expenses, travel, andclubs.


Willicombe, Joseph 1926-46

Personal Office Files and Ephemera, 1878-1951 Series 8:Office Files, 1925-1950 Subseries 8.2:



oversize 7, folder6

List of propaganda pictures 1941


Financial files 1926-41


Los Angeles office 1925-47

carton 45, folder25

San Francisco office 1941


Wyntoon office 1941-47

carton 45, folder28

San Simeon 1926-27

carton 45, folder29

New York office 1932-38

carton 45, folder30

Staff, miscellaneous 1926-44

Personal expensescarton 45, folder31-32

Clothing and jewelry 1925-41


Clubs and memberships 1928-50

carton 45, folder35

Telephone and telegraph 1930-38

carton 45, folder36

Travel 1937-38


Transportation 1927-41


Employee applications 1927-47

Ephemera, 1878-1951 Subseries 8.3:Scope and Content NoteEphemera contains a miscellany of ephemera and clippings including clippingscrapbooks, playbills, and awards.

box 11, folder 1-4 Scrapbooks, Vols. 1-4, clippings 1902-08box 12, folder 1-2 Scrapbooks, Vols. 5-6, clippings 1908-11box 13, folder 1-4 Harvard 1881-86oversize 7, folder7

Harvard miscellaneous 1885

oversize 7, folder8

Playbills 1885-86

box 13, folder 5 Personal account statement 1893box 13, folder 6 Hearst for President button [1904?]box 13, folder 7 Ephemera 1878-85box 13, folder 8 Awards 1947-48box 13, folder 9 Bookplates undatedbox 13, folder 10 Lotos Club, New York 1886-87box 13, folder 11 Phrenology reading and genealogy 1934, undatedbox 13, folder12-17

Birthday greetings and responses 1933-47

box 13, folder18-19

Christmas lists and thank you letters 1943-46


The Wave, San Francisco journal, Christmas issue 1893

Thank you letters for tickets to World's Fairbox 14, folder 1 Pacific Avenue Primary School, San Francisco 1894

Personal Office Files and Ephemera, 1878-1951 Series 8:Ephemera, 1878-1951 Subseries 8.3:



box 14, folder2-14

Hearst Grammar School 1894


Clippings 1891-1951

oversize 6, folder5

Obituaries 1951

oversize-box 9 American Autographs in The Collection of Mr. William Randolph Hearst undatedoversize-box 9 Autograph Letters & Manuscripts in the Collections of Mr. William Randolph

Hearst, Including Letters-Manuscripts & Documents by American & ForeignAuthoers, Original Drawings & Sketches, and Association Volumes undated