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Part 1 (McCormick Mss 6Z): Original Collection, 1819-1998

Part 2 (M92-006): Additions, 1970-1978

Part 3 (M93-210, Audio 1666A): Additions, 1950s-1976

Part 4 (M95-063): Additions, 1893-1985

Part 5 (M95-262): Additions, 1897-1985

Part 6 (M96-125): Additions, 1947-1979

Part 7 (M97-123): Additions, 1937-1980

Part 8 (M2000-017): Additions, 1897-1952

Part 9 (M2001-125): Additions, 1902-1998

Part 10 (M2001-130): Additions, circa 1970-1980

Part 11 (M2001-137): Additions, 1913-1968

Part 12 (M2002-181): Additions, 1900-1997

Container	Title
M85-249	Series: Writings and Background Files
Box 1	Republican National Committee press releases Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 1	Everett Dirksen speeches
Box 1	Thomas Dewey speeches
Box 1	Henry Luce speeches
Box 1	Speech editing
Box 1	Thomas Dewey, Everett Dirksen, Henry Luce, and John Bricker speeches
Box 1	Drafts
Box 1	Friends' opinions
Box 1	Forward
Box 1	“How I got into the Willkie Campaign”
Box 1	“How I got into the Dewey Campaign”
Box 1	Personal campaign polls
Box 1	Henry Wallace letter
Box 1	Story of Dewey's , 1944 campaign
Box 1	“Third term, unlimited tenure”
Box 1	Democrats in , 1948
Box 2	How NOT to Run for President draft for Herbert Harris
Box 2	Governor Thomas Dewey campaign, 1944
Box 2	Dictation for the Dewey campaign
Box 2	Questions, campaign of 1944
Box 2	Wendell Willkie clippings, 1944
Box 2	“Managed Economy”
Box 2	Arranged spending control II-V Physical Description: 4 folders
Box 2	“Race Discrimination”
Box 2	Newspaper clippings regarding race discrimination
Box 2	Featherbedding
Box 2	Strassen Labor Act
Box 2	“Taxes and Veterans”
Box 2	“True New Deal and its conception”
Box 2	Labor Sun
Box 2	“Labor Policy”
Box 2	Annual wage
Box 2	Labor featherbedding
Box 2	Full employment
Box 2	Labor press clippings
Box 3	Bureaucracy
Box 3	Minimum wage
Box 3	Wagner Act
Box 3	Social Security
	New Deal
Box 3	Missouri Valley Authority
Box 3	Tennessee Valley Authority
Box 3	Rural Electrification Administration
Box 3	“Types the New Deal appeals to”
Box 3	Political Action Committees
Box 3	Newspaper clippings regarding the New Deal
Box 3	“Story of the Willkie , 1940 Campaign”
Box 3	“Alleged business strike against national defense”
Box 3	“Future third terms”
Box 3	“Lessons in campaign tactics”
Box 3	Soldiers can't vote law
Box 3	Drafts and press releases regarding How NOT to Run for President
Box 3	Carbon copies of articles, 1946-1947 Physical Description: 3 folders
Box 4	James Wick articles, 1950
Box 4	Steno short hand notebooks
Box 5	Correspondence with John Steinbeck regarding presidential power article, 1952
Box 5	Appearance on Town Meeting of the Air, 1952
Box 5	Town Hall appearances
Box 5	George Turpin press clippings
Box 5	Steno shorthand notebooks
Box 5	Pope Pius press briefing
Box 5	Prices abroad
Box 5	Henry Wallace press clippings, 1952
Box 5	Washington Daily prospectus
Box 5	Newspaper articles in the Washington Daily
Box 5	Correspondence with Ben Weir
Box 5	Harry Dexter White press clippings
Box 5	Tom Whitney press clippings
Box 6	Semyon Tsarapkin press clippings, 1961
Box 6	Press clippings regarding Human Events
Box 6	Maps
	Press clippings
Box 6	Bennett Knudson
Box 6	Rebecca Gross
Box 6	Sydney Lazarus, Bayonne Times
Box 6	Bob Speidel
Box 6	Jane Stretch, Courier-Post
Box 6	Jane McIlvaine
Box 6	Martha Hoiles
Box 6	Elsie B. Aldrich, East Oregonian
Box 6	Marguerite Higgins
	Bulletins
Box 6	Welcome Home, 35
Box 6	Wives, Passports and Eisenhower interview, 3
Box 6	Women's style story, 30
Box 6	Luggage stickers
Box 6	Overseas letterhead
Box 6	Wall Street Journal
Box 6	Travel
Box 6	World's Fair, 1964
Box 6	Tear gas receipt, 1963
Box 6	Washington, D.C. visit
Box 6	Overseas travel agency
Box 6	Steam bath
Box 6	Dispersal
Box 6	Committee for a Constitutional Government
Box 6	How NOT to Run for President draft review by Munson
Box 6	Inland Press
Box 6	Newspaper analysis
Box 6	Campaign contributions
Box 6	Compass
Box 6	James Wick columns
Box 6	Journalism
Box 6	Steno shorthand notebooks
Box 7	Magazine clippings
Box 7	New Deal
Box 7	Freedom
Box 7	United Nations veto power
Box 7	“Economics, small business, inflation, previous depression”
Box 7	Labor
Box 7	Magazine correspondence
Box 7	United Features Syndicate correspondence
Box 7	Journalism articles Physical Description: 4 folders
Box 7	The Congressional Awards, 1945
Box 7	Doris Fleeson press clippings and correspondence
Box 7	Leslie Tripp press clippings and correspondence
Box 7	Religion
Box 7	Shelter
Box 7	Texas
Box 7	Notes and drafts Physical Description: 3 folders
Box 8	Request for books on Moscow
Box 8	Russia books
Box 8	Russian newspapers
Box 8	“This Day” article by Herbert Kroemer
Box 8	Russia speech
Box 8	“Harrison Salisbury on Siberia and the USSR,” New York Times
Box 8	Gene Simon press clippings
Box 8	Soviet Union
Box 8	Speech, Inland Press, 1953
Box 8	Josef Stalin's death
Box 8	Josef Stalin interview letter
Box 8	Story on editors' questions
Box 8	Visitors to Soviet bloc countries
Box 8	Student editors
Box 8	Telegrams between James Wick and Josef Stalin
	Articles on James Wick's Josef Stalin interview
Box 8	Niles Times
Box 8	New York Times
Box 8	New York Post
Box 8	Wall Street Journal
Box 8	World Telegram
Box 8	Compass
Box 8	Editor & Publisher
Box 8	Daily News
Box 8	Daily Worker
Box 8	Herald Tribune
Box 8	Hubbard News
Box 8	Daily Iberian
Box 8	News Chronicle
Box 8	Daily Express
Box 8	Mirror
Box 8	Journal American
Box 8	Rome
Box 8	Miscellaneous publications
Box 8	Josef Stalin fan letters
Box 8	How NOT to Run for President reviews
Box 8	Correspondence with other newspapers
Box 8	Correspondence with Walt Mickelson, 1925-1926
Box 8	Correspondence, 1930-1960
Box 8	Press clippings on Texas oil scams
Box 8	Girard, Ohio
	Press clippings
Box 9	Carl Sandburg
Box 9	Smoking
Box 9	Wine
Box 9	“World's Richest Women,” 1962
Box 9	Voting registration
Box 9	USO
Box 9	Elliot Roosevelt writings
Box 9	Speech to the Conservation Club, 1958
Box 9	“How Long Republican Rule?”
Box 9	Elliott Roosevelt
Box 9	Vantage Press
Box 9	Albert Zugsmith correspondence
Box 9	Harold Stassen campaigns, 1946-1947
Box 9	White House
Box 9	Parties list
Box 9	Foreign policy articles
Box 9	Wendell Willkie press clippings
Box 9	Correspondence
Box 9	Cocktail party, 1962 Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 9	Questions on a fourth term
Box 9	One Party Press
Box 9	Prentice Hall
Box 9	Capitalism
Box 9	Totalitarian liberals
Box 9	Anti-third term campaign
Box 9	Rejection slips
Box 9	Atom bomb
Box 9	Articles regarding Roosevelt, Truman and Stalin, 1947 Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 9	Power book
Box 9	Best man companies
Box 9	Research for Soundscriber interview
Box 9	Speeches Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 9	United Nations
Box 9	Conscription
Box 9	How NOT to Run for President drafts
Box 9	Article drafts
Box 14	Speeches, 1952
Box 14	Harry S. Truman press clippings
Box 14	Atomic bomb press clippings
Box 14	Health insurance drafts and press clippings
Box 14	Welfare state
Box 14	Foreign policy
Box 14	Foreign trade
Box 14	Foreign loans
Box 14	United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA), 1946
Box 14	World government
	How NOT to Run for President
Box 14	Notes
Box 14	Magazine clippings
Box 14	Franklin Roosevelt references
Box 14	Outline
Box 14	Roosevelt family on the Soviet Union press clippings, 1946-1947
Box 14	Stalin treaty debate
Box 15	How NOT to Run for President reviews
Box 15	Articles by and about James Wick
Box 17	Marta Ekstrom press clippings
Box 18	Presidential election press clippings, 1952
Box 18	“Analysis of Mobilization of Economic Resources for War in Germany and England,” article by James Wick
Box 18	James Wick biography
Box 20	James Wick articles and drafts, 1940-1945, 1947 Physical Description: 7 folders
Box 20	Manual for Book Talks and Getting Publicity
Box 20	Anti-third term campaign, 1944 Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 20	James Wick article drafts Physical Description: 3 folders
Box 20	Speeches and correspondence, 1942
Box 20	James Wick general publicity
	Articles by Eleanor Roosevelt
Box 21	1942-1946 Physical Description: 3 folders
Box 21	Races
Box 21	Miscellaneous
Box 21	Anti-communism
Box 21	Attitude towards GOP
Box 21	Winston Churchill
Box 21	Economics
Box 21	Leftists
Box 21	Presidential ambition
Box 21	Russia
Box 21	Harry S. Truman
Box 21	New Deal partisanship
Box 21	Paternalism
Box 21	Press clippings regarding Elliott Roosevelt
Box 21	Max Leaner articles
Box 21	Draft article comparing Eleanor Roosevelt and Frances Dewey
Box 21	Walter Lippman articles
Box 21	Press clippings regarding Harold Laski
Box 22	How NOT to Run for President drafts
Box 22	National Income, Capital Formation, 1919-1951
Box 22	James Wick articles
Box 23	Mrs. Roosevelt Physical Description: 5 folders
Box 23	Mr. Roosevelt Physical Description: 3 folders
	How NOT to Run for President
Box 24	Book reviews
Box 24	Orders
Box 24	Condensations
Box 24	Eisenhower Easiest to Defeat
Box 24	Letters from James Wick
Box 28	Political writings and pamphlets
Box 28	Barry Goldwater articles and press clippings
Box 29	Manuscript to Don Thompson
Box 29	Speeches and articles
Box 29	Germany Physical Description: 3 folders
Box 29	Script
Box 31	“An Analysis of the Mobilization of Economic Resources for War in Germany and England,” by the Research Institute of America
Box 31	How NOT to Run for President rough drafts
Box 31	Political articles
Box 31	“What Price Corruption?”
Box 31	FHE names
Box 31	Economists
Box 31	Freeman
Box 31	Republican editor applications
Box 31	Surplus
Box 31	Strunsky
Box 31	Henry McNight
Box 31	Mark Ogden
Box 31	Steel
Box 31	Labor
Box 31	NEA
Box 31	Anti-intellectualism
Box 31	Latin America
Box 31	Minimum wage
Box 31	Juvenile delinquency
Box 31	Youth delinquency
Box 31	Delinquency
Box 33	Lecke Summit and Playhouse
Box 33	Robray letters and stock
Box 33	Poetry
Box 33	Rubles exchange rate
Box 33	Russia article for Human Events
	How NOT to Run for President, 1944
Box 34	Drafts
Box 34	Publicity
Box 34	Publishing
Box 34	Reviews
Box 36	Copies
Box 36	Education press clippings
Box 36	Tax diversion amendent, 1946
Box 36	Business interests pamphlets, 1950
Box 36	Human Events index, 1944-1945
Box 36	Political press clippings, 1950-1963
Box 36	Menus from Russian restaurants
Box 36	Magazine clippings, 1940
Box 36	Editor and Publisher index, 1924-1925
Box 36	“What's Happening” articles, 1942-1944
Box 36	Newspaper equipment brochures
Box 36	European expense vouchers, 1949-1950
Box 36	Article drafts
Box 40	Propaganda Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 40	Managed economy Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 40	Office of Price Administration
Box 40	Spending and compensatory economy
Box 40	Communism Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 40	Candidates, 1948
Box 40	Political clippings, 1940-1946
Box 41	Press clippings about Republicans
Box 41	Inflation
Box 41	Monopolies
Box 41	Tax policy
Box 41	Small businesses
Box 41	Preventing economic depression
Box 41	Clippings from foreign papers, 1940-1950 Physical Description: 4 folders
	James Wick articles
Box 42	Travel
Box 42	Yugoslavia
Box 42	Sweden
Box 42	Switzerland
Box 42	Lebanon
Box 42	A review of world events, 1953
Box 42	J.D. McMurray articles
Box 42	Stretch tour
Box 42	Fred Speers articles
Box 42	Stalin
Box 42	Tito
Box 42	U.S. Society of Editors
Box 42	Russia visitors
Box 42	Rumania
Box 42	Jordan information
Box 43	Harold Strassen
Box 43	National Committee for Art Appreciation
	James Wick articles and writings
Box 43	Extreme right and left
Box 43	Propaganda
Box 43	Planned economy
Box 43	Social sciences
Box 43	Spending
Box 43	For columns
Box 43	Prices
Box 43	Socialist
Box 43	Inflation
Box 43	Interviews
Box 43	Race discriminations
Box 43	Miscellaneous
Box 43	Stalin questions
Box 43	Teletape
Box 43	Publisher answers and correspondence
Box 43	Ossanina
Box 43	Human Events correspondence
Box 49	The New Student clippings
Box 49	University of Minnesota correspondence, 1920-1930
Box 49	Newspaper clippings, 1925-1950 Physical Description: 4 folders
Box 49	Rough drafts
Box 49	James Wick stories
Box 49	Speeches
Box 49	Carbon copies of articles and correspondence
Box 49	Post-war newspaper clippings
Box 50	Newspaper clippings, 1920-1940
Box 51	Business correspondence
Box 51	Executives club
Box 51	Getts 3
Box 51	Getts 2
Box 51	National committee
Box 51	Keller memos
Box 51	Letters, answers for information
Box 51	Dirksen
Box 51	Arnall Company, Ellis
Box 51	Clark Getts
Box 51	Human Events correspondence
Box 51	Everett Dirksen
Box 52	Chicago Tribune editor's page
Box 52	“Demagogues are Little People's Enemy”
Box 52	Juvenile delinquency clippings
Box 52	Intellectuals
Box 52	Delinquency
Box 52	New York Daily News editor's page
Box 52	Trohan Walter
Box 52	Wall Street Journal editor's page
Box 52	Winchell
Box 52	Cartoons
Box 52	Capital Circus
Box 52	Special “Highlights,” no Stalin page
Box 52	Publicity Physical Description: 3 folders
Box 52	Lecture publicity
Box 52	James Wick disarmament speech, 1955
Box 52	Puerto Rico
Box 52	Dick Childs
Box 52	Newspaper clippings, 1920-1940
Box 53	Miscellaneous newspaper clippings
Box 55	James Wick weekly worksheets for Human Events, 1962
Box 56	James Wick weekly worksheets for Human Events, 1962 (continued)
Box 58	Rating members of Congress, 1959
Box 58	Form letter, Reed-Dirksen Amendment
Box 58	Rich Men
Box 58	Roosevelt
Box 58	Roza Paul bills, 1952
Box 58	Mennen Company
Box 58	Wayne Morse, 1952
Box 58	Mink coats for editors
Box 58	Movers
Box 58	Mystery story
Box 58	National Conference of Editorial Writers Physical Description: 4 folders
Box 58	Jane McIlvaine
Box 58	Newspapers for sale
Box 58	Niles Daily Times
Box 58	North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
Box 58	Senator Wayne Morse
Box 58	Elizabeth Mouzavires
Box 58	Edward Murrow
Box 58	National Review
Box 58	National Symphony
Box 58	Edwin Neilan
Box 58	Newsletter
Box 58	Newspapers
Box 58	Richard M. Nixon
Box 58	National Security Agency (NSA)
Box 58	Bail O'Connor
Box 58	Office procedures
Box 58	Hatfield of Oregon
Box 58	Peace Corps
Box 58	Pearl Harbor
Box 58	Mayo
Box 58	Robroy
Box 58	Lady from Paris, 1952 Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 58	Letters
Box 58	Letters to save
Box 58	Lewis (libel) Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 59	Lindbergh kidnapping
Box 59	Five amendements needed
Box 59	Form paragraphs
Box 59	“Freemen” form letters
Box 59	Friends
Box 59	General notes
Box 59	Eddie Gilmore
Box 59	Rebecca Gross
Box 59	Dan De Luce
Box 59	Dirksen
Box 59	Egypt letter
Box 59	Edison dinner
Box 59	Dave Elman Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 59	Churchill idea, 1952
Box 59	Clausnitzer
Box 59	Compliments
Box 59	Connellsville
Box 59	Christmas cards Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 59	William Casey tax letter
Box 59	Congressional seating
Box 59	Address list, 1952
Box 59	Associated clubs, 1952
Box 59	James Wick autobiography
Box 59	Bean foundation
Box 59	James Wick biography
Box 59	R.C. Barnum Company
Box 59	Bretey correspondence
Box 59	Book idea
Box 59	Chicago Tribune article
Box 59	Christmas cards
Box 59	Beauty salon series
Box 59	Capitol Hill club
Box 59	Cards Physical Description: 4 folders
Box 59	Gavel of Delta Sigma Rho
Box 59	Form letters
Box 59	Desk copies, 1963-1964 Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 59	Addresses Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 59	Advertising lineage
Box 59	American Newspaper Publishers Association (ANPA)
Box 60	Supreme Court
Box 60	Latest whites
Box 60	Hi Andy
Box 60	Yugoslavia and Marshall Tito
Box 60	Cabinet
Box 60	France, Sweden, Italy, Romania, Portugal
Box 60	Taxation
Box 60	Tankersley
Box 60	Robert Nathan
Box 60	Freeman miscellaneous
Box 60	Don Mattchen
Box 60	Morristown
Box 60	Soviet
Box 60	BBC
Box 60	Fred Gram
Box 60	Pathfinder
Box 60	Movers Physical Description: 2 notebooks
Box 60	James Wick articles, 1946-1947
Box 60	Human Events advertising profile
Box 60	Freeman Club
Box 60	Executives' Club, New York
	Pathfinder
Box 60	For Amendment
Box 60	Deem to be for
Box 60	Against resolution
Box 60	Telescoping
Box 61	Miscellaneous newspaper articles, 1963
Box 61	Scottsdale trip Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 61	Cards, business addresses
Box 61	Buy services
Box 61	Equipment
Box 61	Graphic arts
Box 61	Insurance plan
Box 61	Human Events, 1958-1959
Box 61	Congress voting records
Box 61	ADA World
Box 61	Senate voting records
Box 61	Congressional vote statistics, 1954
Box 61	ADA World, 1949-1954
Box 61	Human Events, 1959
Box 61	Newspapers
Box 61	Manuscripts
Box 61	Articles and quotes
Box 61	Information letters
Box 61	Lou Harris
Box 61	Rough drafts Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 61	Marion McKennon
Box 61	Rough draft and source book
Box 62	Bogalusa, Louisiana
Box 62	Cherne Voel
Box 62	Editorials by James Wick
Box 62	Emporica, Virginia
Box 62	Hearst Program for a Greater America
Box 62	How NOT to Run for President - Why he lost
Box 62	Humor
Box 62	Income tax
Box 62	Insurance
Box 62	Infantilism book
Box 62	Pulitzer grant journalism
Box 62	Schlesinger article
	James Wick untitled book, 1953
Box 62	Eisenhower
Box 62	Housing
Box 62	Polls
Box 62	Presidential Power
Box 62	Press
Box 62	Propaganda
Box 62	Proofs
Box 62	Roughs
Box 62	Stevenson
Box 62	Times records
Box 62	Truman
Box 62	Freeman quotes
Box 62	“Freedom of Press”
Box 62	“This Wonderful USA”
Box 62	How NOT to Run for President file
Box 62	“Courageous Senators: Dirksen, Myers, Douglas”
Box 62	Political campaigning
Box 62	Presidential campaign, 1952
Box 62	Campaign material
Box 63	Special material held out by James Wick
Box 63	James Wick interviews about Russia
Box 63	National Review
Box 63	Life magazine
Box 63	James Wick publicity
Box 63	James Wick personal file
Box 63	Foreign aid, Roosevelt speech
Box 63	Boldisar, Hungary letter
Box 63	Carbon copies of correspondence Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 63	Marshall Tito
Box 63	James Wick miscellaneous papers
Box 63	Wayne Morse
Box 63	Clipper
Box 63	Israel
Box 63	Lectures
Box 63	James Wick assorted files
Box 63	Carmen Miranda
Box 63	Roosevelt
	James Wick articles and writings
Box 63	What's ahead
Box 63	What's happening
Box 63	What's happening in taxation
Box 63	Tide, British newspaper
Box 63	Paper sales, depression, bankruptcy and socialism
Box 63	Editorials on the presidential campaign, 1952 Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 63	Editor and publisher post war delivery
Box 63	Individualism
Box 63	Moderate fortunes
Box 63	Nation's buiness
Box 63	Analysis RIA
Box 63	Barrons
Box 63	Condensations from How NOT to Run for President
Box 63	Bachelor of Arts from University of Minnesota
Box 63	Articles about Texas
Box 64	What's Your Hobby? TV show, 1952
Box 64	Robert Wood
Box 64	Write Your Congressman campaign
Box 64	Margo, Young
Box 64	Hearne and Jacobs
Box 64	Lafayette, New Iberia, 1952
Box 64	Legal issues, New Iberia, 1952
Box 64	Columbia Broadcasting
Box 64	Correspondence and articles, 1947
Box 64	Family Home Evening (FHE)
Box 64	“Civil Service” rough draft
Box 64	“Competitive Coexistence”
Box 64	Committee on Political Education
Box 64	Federal Highway Program
Box 64	Federal ownership
Box 64	Five-week trial subscription letter
Box 64	Senator Humphrey
Box 64	Infantilism
Box 64	Inflation
Box 64	Inflation in Russia
Box 64	Patronage and defense contracts
Box 64	Family Home Evening names
Box 64	“Taxes, what you pay”
Box 64	Unemployment benefits
Box 64	Miscellaneous notes
Box 64	Population explosion
Box 64	Germany and socialism
Box 64	Chodorov philosophy letter
Box 64	ACA index notes
Box 64	“Buying Your Vote with Money”
Box 64	Ross Roy
Box 64	Van Ark
Box 64	George Washington
Box 64	Free elections
Box 64	Small business
Box 64	Trade relations
Box 64	Public housing
Box 64	Churchill
Box 64	Book reviews
Box 64	Annual wage
Box 64	Miscellaneous
Box 64	Alumni
Box 64	Detective Bolan
Box 64	How NOT to Run for President draft
Box 65	Speeches and articles
Box 65	Lecture bookings
Box 65	James Wick publicity
Box 65	Lecture correspondence
Box 65	Speech application
Box 65	Lectures, general
Box 65	Lectures and publicity, miscellaneous
Box 65	Race discrimination, the Klan
Box 65	Articles by James Wick
Box 65	Press clippings from trip abroad, 1951
Box 67	What is Your Hobby? cards by Dave Elman
Box 67	James Wick writings, 1925
Box 67	“The Minnesota Alumni Weekly,” 1928, 1931-1933
Box 69	Parts of scripts for Town Meeting, 1930-1931
Box 69	Newspaper clippings about art
Box 69	Dan Smoot
Box 69	Social Gospel
Box 69	Social Security Amendments, 1961
Box 69	Sokolsky
Box 69	Samuel Smith, Jr.
Box 69	Ann Smith
Box 69	Steve Stahl
Box 69	Stockpile
Box 69	Supreme Court
Box 69	John Synon
Box 69	James Wick
Box 69	Milton Wick
Box 69	Independent American
Box 69	Intercollegiate Society of Individualists report
Box 69	Intercom system
Box 69	JTM list
Box 69	Jay-Bees
Box 69	J.W. Jeffies
Box 69	Jones, Brakely, and Rockwell, Inc.
Box 69	Jones, Jenkins, Lloyd
Box 69	Journalism school
Box 69	Judd speech
Box 69	B. Franklin Kazmayer
Box 69	Dr. Howard Kershner
Box 69	King Features
Box 69	Dr. Anthony Kubek
Box 69	Labor Forecast and Review
Box 69	Laos and Cuba press clippings
Box 69	Victor Lasky
Box 69	Honorable J. Bracken Lee
Box 69	Liberty Lobby
Box 69	“Libraries,” by Rosalie Gordon
Box 69	A. Harrigan
Box 69	Paul Harvey
Box 69	Henry Hazlitt
Box 69	A.G. Heinsohn, Jr.
Box 69	Jesse Helm
Box 69	Highways from B. Gruff
Box 69	Hae Printing Press Company
	Human Events
Box 69	Human Events Citizenship Development Program
Box 69	Index, 1959-1960
Box 69	Monthly report
Box 69	Survey
Box 69	Tours
Box 69	H.L. Hunt
Box 69	“America's Future,” by Rosalie Gordon
Box 69	“Freudian Ethic,” by E.L. Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 69	Edna Lonigan
Box 69	“In Response to a Delegate's Request for Information to Help Him Serve at the White House Conference on Aging”
Box 69	National Foundation for Education in American Citizenship
Box 69	Form letter regarding Vic Reisel
Box 69	Hull Syndicated
Box 70	Don Hall, Roanoke Rapids
Box 70	Casey Hall
Box 70	Don Hancock, Bogalusa, Louisiana
Box 70	Frank C. Hanighen, 1961
Box 70	Robert Gamhle, Jr.
Box 70	Gauss Press
Box 70	F.W. Gaydosh
Box 70	Father Richard Ginder
Box 70	Goldwater
Box 70	Abilene, Texas
Box 70	Americans for Constitutional Action
Box 70	Adolph Ackerman
Box 70	Addresses
Box 70	Agriculture
Box 70	Alox Manufacturing Company
Box 70	Alpaca
Box 70	Holmes Alexander
Box 70	Alger Speech
Box 70	James Allen
Box 70	Amarillo, Texas
Box 70	“America, Listen”
Box 70	American Economic Foundation
Box 70	American Institute of Management Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 70	American Letter
Box 70	“America's Future”
Box 70	“American Right Wing,” by Public Affairs Press
Box 70	American School of Economics
Box 70	Thomas Anderson
Box 70	Coleman Anderson
Box 70	Arlington Apartment Owners speech, 1961
Box 70	Karl Baarslag
Box 70	Bahson's
Box 70	Bamfarth and Company, Ltd.
Box 70	A. Barkley
Box 70	C.D. Batchelor
Box 70	Union and Marina City, A.W. Beaurline
Box 70	Laurence Bell
Box 70	Dana Bennett
Box 70	Ivan Bierly
Box 70	John Birch Society
Box 70	Bookmailer
Box 70	Bound volume letters
Box 70	William Buckley
Box 70	Colonel L.E. Bunker
Box 70	John Marshall Butler
Box 70	Gordon Butteroff
Box 70	Cambridge, J.A. MacLean
Box 70	David Calvert, Mesa Tribune
Box 70	Jameson Camaigne
Box 70	Father Carol
Box 70	William Roy Carney
Box 70	Senator caucus
Box 70	“Change over”
Box 70	Chicago voting fraud
Box 70	Clearfield, Pennsylvania
Box 70	Frank Chodorov
Box 70	Civic affairs
Box 70	Thomas Collins
Box 70	Colorado Medicare
Box 70	Commission of One Million
Box 70	Correspondents
Box 70	Kent Courtney
Box 70	Donald J. Cowling
Box 70	Mrs. Pio Crespi
Box 70	John Crosby column
Box 70	Willard Edwards
Box 70	Milton Eisenhower
Box 70	M. Stanton Evans
Box 71	Frank de Ganahl
Box 71	Depressed areas, J.L. Lewis from C.S. Minton
Box 71	Dexter Company
Box 71	Devin-Adair Company
Box 71	Direct mail collating
Box 71	George Dixon
Box 71	Dun and Bradstreet
Box 71	Face the Nation
Box 71	Fair Labor Standards Act, Senator McNamara
Box 71	Farm Bureau vote petition
Box 71	Featherbedding
Box 71	Federal aid to education
Box 71	Federal Communications Commission forms
Box 71	Federal judgeships
Box 71	Lawrence Fertig
Box 71	Fiesta Travel
Box 71	Dureaux
Box 71	Dr. Edna Fluegel
Box 71	Format memos
Box 71	Irwin Fasnaugh
Box 71	Foundation of Economic Education
Box 71	Freudian ethics
Box 71	Edward Friend
Box 71	Fulfillment
Box 71	Lewis Fulton, Jr.
Box 71	Press clippings, 1941
Box 71	Russia
Box 71	Harold Stassen
Box 71	Wendell Willkie, 1940 Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 71	Articles to write
Box 71	Fourth term
Box 71	Wendell Willkie, 1944
Box 71	Secondary Willkie statement
Box 71	Radio
Box 71	S.R. Slaymaker
Box 71	Dan Smoot Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 71	Slur letters
Box 71	Caroline Swift
Box 71	John Synon
Box 71	Bascom Talley, Jr.
Box 71	Ben Teetar
Box 71	Louis Timolat
Box 71	Wall Street Journal
Box 71	The Wanderer
Box 71	Richard Whalen
Box 71	Milton Wick
Box 71	Robert Welch
Box 71	Richard Whalen
Box 71	M.A. Wolcott
Box 71	Mrs. Page Wilson
Box 71	H.L. Hunt
Box 72	NFEAC
Box 72	Newspapers for sale
Box 72	Peter O'Donnell, Jr.
Box 72	Albert Overton
Box 72	Office memos
Box 72	Office supply orders
Box 72	Prime Printing billing to Human Events, 1960
Box 72	Kenneth Parkinson
Box 72	Samuel Pettengil
Box 72	Mrs. Marion Pritchard
Box 72	Gallagher Report
Box 72	“America's Future,” by Rosalie Gordon
Box 72	Hall, Casey, Bickler and Brady
Box 72	Don Hall, Roanoke Rapids
Box 72	Hammond
Box 72	Paul Harvey
Box 72	Henry Hazlitt
Box 72	Don Hancock, Bogalusa, Louisiana
Box 72	H.L. Hunt
Box 72	Henry Regnery
Box 72	Reprint permissions granted
Box 72	Republican National Committee
Box 72	Fulton Lewis libel
Box 72	Independent American
Box 72	Independent American, Kent Courtney
Box 72	Joanna Textile Mills
Box 72	James Kilpatrick, “Richmond Newsletter”
Box 72	Dr. Anthony Kubek
Box 72	Edna Lonigan
Box 72	Edwin McDowell, Arizona Republic
Box 72	Dean C.E. Manion
Box 72	E.S. Mayer
Box 72	Walter Michelson
Box 72	Herbert F. Milligan
Box 72	Miscellaneous
Box 72	Modern Age
Box 72	George S. Montgomery, Jr.
Box 72	Lyle Munson
Box 72	National Review
Box 72	National Conference of Editorial Writers
Box 72	ACA index
Box 72	AFL-CIO (American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations)
Box 72	“Dear Albert”
Box 72	“America's Future”
Box 72	Anti-Catholic
Box 72	Big Brother
Box 72	Big Spending
Box 72	Russell Birdwell
Box 72	Senator Bridges
Box 72	Broadcast
Box 72	August W. Brustat
Box 72	Mr. Business Executive
Box 72	Chicago Daily Tribune
Box 72	Chicago Tribune
Box 72	Frank Chodorov
Box 72	Christmas gift letter
Box 72	“Colored vs. White”
Box 72	Commission
Box 72	“40 Congressmen”
Box 72	Con man
Box 72	Cuba
Box 72	Thomas B. Curtis
Box 72	“Dear Sir” letters
Box 72	Declaration of Independence
Box 72	Democratic National Committee
Box 72	Senator Paul Douglas
Box 72	Senator Dworschak
Box 72	Editorials
Box 72	Education
Box 72	Willard Edwards
Box 72	Election, November 8
Box 72	Employees
Box 72	FDR (Franklin D. Roosevelt)
Box 72	Federal aid
Box 72	Federal Highway Program
Box 72	Federal subsidies
Box 72	Fluoride
Box 72	Forand Bill
Box 72	Foreign Aid
Box 72	Form letters
Box 72	Gallagher Report
Box 72	Germany
Box 72	Gerrymander GOP
Box 72	Barry Goldwater
Box 72	Government
Box 72	John Temple Graves
Box 72	Ralph W. Gwinn
Box 72	“Help elect them!”
Box 72	Human Events format
Box 72	Human Events advertising
Box 72	Hubert Humphrey
Box 72	H.L. Hunt
Box 72	Income tax abolished
Box 72	Intercollegiate Society of Individualists
Box 72	Lyndon Johnson
Box 72	Juvenile delinquency
Box 72	Kefavver
Box 72	John F. Kennedy
Box 72	“The Kennedy Revolution”
Box 72	“20 Questions about Kennedy”
Box 72	William F. Knowland
Box 72	Labor
Box 72	Letter to syndicate
Box 72	Fulton Lewis
Box 72	Libel
Box 72	Edna Lonigan
Box 72	Manion Forum promotion file
Box 72	Manuscripts
Box 72	Miscellaneous
Box 73	Edwin McDowell
Box 73	Maxwell R. McMillian
Box 73	Betty Miles
Box 73	Raymond Moley
Box 73	National Review
Box 73	New administration
Box 73	The New Frontier
	Richard Nixon
Box 73	General
Box 73	And Douglas
Box 73	And Kennedy
Box 73	And Rockefeller
Box 73	“30 Questions about the Nixon Administration”
Box 73	“20 Questions about Dick Nixon”
Box 73	“20 Answers about Dick Nixon”
Box 73	North Carolina GOP
Box 73	“Parkinson's Second Law”
Box 73	Political Action Conference
Box 73	Promotion letter
Box 73	Psychology
Box 73	Publius
Box 73	Questionnaire
Box 73	“40 Questions”
Box 73	Ratings
Box 73	Release
Box 73	Religious attitude
Box 73	Nelson Rockefeller
Box 73	Roll call bills
Box 73	Rabbi Benjamin Schultz
Box 73	Al Smith
Box 73	Howard K. Smith
Box 73	Adlai Stevenson
Box 73	Symington
Box 73	John J. Synon
Box 73	Taxes
Box 73	Urban Renewal
Box 73	Voorhis
Box 73	Wall Street Journal
Box 73	Washington Post
Box 73	Welfare
Box 73	Richard Whalen
Box 73	Charles White
Box 73	James Wick
Box 73	Milton Wick
Box 73	Alice Widener
Box 73	Tom Wiley
Box 73	Williston
Box 73	William D. Workman, Jr.
Box 73	World Council of Churches
Box 73	Wasserman test
Box 73	Copy work, 1960
Box 73	ACA Wooley-Ingwalson
Box 73	Jules Abels
Box 73	Agriculture
Box 73	“America's Future”
Box 73	American Mercury
Box 73	John Arnold
Box 73	C.D. Batchelor
Box 73	Dana Bennett
Box 73	Lemuel Boulware
Box 73	The Bookmailer
Box 73	William F. Buckley
Box 73	Bucks County GOP
Box 73	Jameson Camaigne
Box 73	William Casey
Box 73	Frank Chodorov
Box 73	Circulation associates
Box 73	Donald Cowling
Box 73	L.A. Crowley
Box 73	Democratic National Committee
Box 73	Devin-Adair Company
Box 73	Robert Fairbank
Box 73	Farmers' Union
Box 73	Stock managers
Box 73	Sun Yat Sen group
Box 73	Frank Shaw
Box 73	Salisbury Party
Box 73	Eliav Simon
Box 73	Speaking engagements
Box 73	Correspondence with editors going to Russia
Box 73	Soviet expense account
Box 73	Russia notes
Box 73	Khrushchev, 1953
Box 73	Harold Stassen
Box 73	Jimminy John, 1962
Box 73	Chicago Tribune article
Box 73	Congratulatory
Box 73	Publicity
Box 73	Inland Press speeches
Box 73	Kate Smith Show, 1953
Box 74	“Democratic Duplicity and Appeasement in Foreign Policy Administration, 1935-1947,” Republican National Committee, 1948
Box 74	Health
Box 74	Harp for tomorrow
Box 74	How NOT to Run for President correspondence, 1952
Box 74	Humor Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 74	H.L. Hunt
Box 74	Income tax, 1955 Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 74	Insurance
Box 74	Dewey
Box 74	Citizens Public Expenditures
	Nelson Rockefeller
Box 74	General
Box 74	Budget, 1963 Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 74	Presidential elections prospects, 1964
Box 74	Press clippings
Box 74	Candidacy white paper
Box 74	Spending
Box 74	Budget opinion, 1963 Physical Description: 3 folders
Box 74	Foreign policy Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 74	Cartoons
Box 74	New York State
Box 74	Goldwater Gallup poll letter
Box 76	Utah Industrial Relations Council
Box 76	Maurice Williams
Box 76	Korea
Box 76	China
Box 76	What's Happening, 1943-1945
Box 77	Brochures and programs
Box 77	Lectures Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 77	Advances
Box 77	Associated clubs
Box 77	Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt
Box 77	Taft
Box 77	Miscellaneous
Box 77	Pope, 1942
Box 77	Prentice Hall
Box 77	Dinner gong
Box 77	Speech appreciation
Box 77	Roosevelt dinner
Box 77	Tourist poll
Box 77	Quick article on Stalin
Box 77	Third term
Box 77	Talent
Box 77	Town Meeting
Box 77	Vepco
Box 77	Taft, 1952
Box 77	Radio
Box 77	Radio broadcasts, New Ulm
Box 77	Radio debate, Walsh
Box 77	Radio debate, wins, 1947
Box 77	Radio program ideas
	Speeches
Box 77	Brooklyn
Box 77	Blitz
Box 77	Brooklyn, 1948 Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 77	Circulation
Box 77	Postulates Democracy
Box 77	Sales Executives Club
Box 77	Niles, Ohio, 1941
Box 77	Roosevelt and fascism
Box 77	Inflation
Box 77	Jules Verne
Box 77	Oklahoma, 1945
Box 77	Omsk
Box 77	Postwar outlook
Box 77	Postwar unions
Box 77	San Francisco, 1948
Box 77	Wallace and fascism
Box 77	Dr. Williams and Sun Yat-Sen
Box 77	Why the War?
Box 77	Press clippings Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 77	Miscellaneous
Box 77	Speeches
Box 77	Prediction
Box 77	Publicity for Town Meeting
Box 78	Town Meeting appearance, 1955
Box 78	Milton Wick Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 78	Reverend Stanley Wick
Box 78	Walter Wick
Box 78	Chicago Tribune articles
Box 78	Wendell Willkie
Box 78	“What's Happening” articles
Box 78	Richard Nixon
Box 78	Arnall
Box 78	Henry Wallace
Box 78	Lincoln
Box 78	Election III
Box 78	Bosses
Box 78	Thomas Dewey, 1952
Box 78	Thomas Dewey chapters, 1944
Box 78	Gallup polls
Box 78	Mussolini
Box 78	Election
Box 78	Solider vote issue
Box 78	Fourth term, tax veto, Roosevelt, Wilson
Box 78	Election II
Box 78	Business executive meetings
Box 78	Correspondence, 1961
Box 78	Professor Hans Sennholz
Box 78	Sharron opinions, 1960
Box 78	Ship subsidies
Box 78	John Shoap
Box 78	Olive Simes
Box 78	Eugene Simon with Travel Tours
Box 78	Self-advertising
Box 78	San Francisco Chronicle
Box 78	Saturday Review correspondence
Box 78	Dr. Glenn Saxon
Box 78	“Say Nothing” letter to John Farr
Box 78	Schadeberg taped interview
Box 78	E.P. Schmidt
Box 78	School of Journalism
Box 78	Scottish Rite bulletin
Box 78	Yarbarough from E.C. Miller
Box 78	Worker
Box 78	L.J. Wimberg
Box 78	Wink, Texas
Box 78	Wools Contract
Box 78	M.A. Wolcott
Box 79	William Workman
Box 79	Governor Soapy Williams
Box 79	Stanley Wick
Box 79	Walter Wick
Box 79	Milton Wick
Box 79	John Wayne
Box 79	John Weicher
Box 79	Welfare
Box 79	“We the People,” by Everingham
Box 79	Richard Whalen
Box 79	Whitney
Box 79	“Who, What, Why” revision, 1961
Box 79	James Wick
Box 79	World
Box 79	Zorza
Box 79	Youth American for Freedom
Box 79	St. Louis newspaper war
Box 81	Bill De Mesa
Box 81	Lou Cortese
Box 81	Rome Daily American, 1952 Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 81	Edwin McDowell, Arizona Republic
Box 81	Dean Manion
Box 81	Representative Joseph Martin
Box 81	E.S. Mayer
Box 81	Meet the Press
Box 81	Menjou
Box 81	Mercedes, Texas
Box 81	Senator Lee Metcalf
Box 81	Walter Michelson
Box 81	Vic Milione
Box 81	O.C. Miller
Box 81	Roger Milliken
Box 81	Minimum wage
Box 81	Miracle drug
Box 81	Raymond Moley
Box 81	Moonlighting
Box 81	Money
Box 81	Admiral Ben Moreell
Box 81	Fred Morris
Box 81	Mount Olive Lutheran Church
Box 81	National Council of Churches
Box 81	National Press Club
Box 81	National Foundation for Education in American Citizenship
Box 81	National Review
Box 81	National Right to Work Committee
Box 81	Newburgh, New York
Box 81	New Republic
Box 81	Newspapers for sale
Box 81	Newspaper
Box 81	Niles, Clearfield deal
Box 81	James C. Noonon
Box 81	O'Donnell, Jr.
	Memos to
Box 81	Jim Bacon
Box 81	B. Barr
Box 81	J. Benedict
Box 81	Bookkeeping
Box 81	G. Fowler
Box 81	F. Hanighan
Box 81	W.B. Hicks
Box 81	K. Ingwalsm
Box 81	J. Moreau
Box 81	Neal Nunson
Box 81	James Wick
Box 81	S. Backer
Box 81	Rob Patterson
Box 81	S. Peterson
Box 81	G.A. Roberts
Box 81	C. Roesnick
Box 81	Allan Ripkind
Box 81	K. Thompson
Box 81	Circulation
Box 81	Miscellaneous
Box 82	Office supply orders
Box 82	Oklahoma
Box 82	Operation Abolition
Box 82	Kenneth Parkinson
Box 82	Payroll analysis
Box 82	Peace Corps
Box 82	Drew Pearson
Box 82	Sherry Backer
Box 82	Bruce Barr
Box 82	Andy Gallan
Box 82	Paul Haley
Box 82	John Hardaway
Box 82	John Moreau
Box 82	Sven Peterson, Agricultural Commission
Box 82	G.W. Sutton
Box 82	Samuel Pettengil
Box 82	Colonel Bruce Pirnie
Box 82	Photo morgue
Box 82	Pollution
Box 82	J.B. Porteus
Box 82	Post Office
Box 82	Postal rates, 1961
Box 82	Prentice Hall
Box 82	Press gallery application
Box 82	Progressive Publishing Company reports
Box 82	Projection, 1961
Box 82	Promotion
Box 82	Public action
Box 82	Reader's Digest
Box 82	Ronald Reagan Speech
Box 82	Henry Regnery
Box 82	Rent control
Box 82	The Reformer
Box 82	Republican National Committee
Box 82	Rihicoff
Box 82	M.C. Roberts
Box 82	K.D. Robertson, Jr.
Box 82	Roosevelt
Box 82	Honorable John Rousselot
Box 82	Kail Rowland
Box 82	REA
Box 82	Dean Rusk, State Department
Box 82	Bascom Talley
Box 82	Tax cuts
Box 82	Casey letter on tax deductibility
Box 82	Tax foundation
Box 82	Tax review
Box 82	Telephone company
Box 82	TV stations
Box 82	Terrell Tribune
Box 82	Testimonials
Box 82	Honorable Strom Thurmond
Box 82	Louis K. Timolat
Box 82	LBJ station
Box 82	“Try Giving Yourself Away” requests
Box 82	Michael Uhlmann
Box 82	Union corruption, “Enemy Within,” by Robert Kennedy
Box 82	Unions
Box 82	U.S. 1A
Box 82	Leasing
Box 82	Vanguard
Box 82	William Volvker fund
Box 82	Major General E.A. Walker
Box 82	Wall Street Journal
Box 82	Washington Conversation
Box 82	Watson
Box 83	Press clippings, mainly Franklin Roosevelt and Harry Truman, 1940-1944, 1948-1951
Box 83	Business and Defense Coordinator, prepared by the Research Institute of America, 1941
	How NOT to Run for President materials
Box 84	Manuscript correspondence Physical Description: 3 folders
Box 84	Finance Physical Description: 4 folders
Box 84	Manuscript
Box 84	Religion
Box 84	Article, “Presidential Power vs. the Power of the Press” Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 84	“How to Sell Political Advertising”
Box 84	Publicity
Box 84	Yellow sheet notes
Box 84	Book chapter
Box 85	Drew Pearson
Box 85	Pelly Poll
Box 85	Marcos Perez Jimenez
Box 85	Juan Peron
Box 85	James Petrillo
Box 85	Harold Poeschel
Box 85	Poland
Box 85	Polk County and federal aid
Box 85	Polls
Box 85	Saturday Evening Post
Box 85	Adam Clayton Powell
Box 85	Presidential preview
Box 85	Prime accounts receivable
Box 85	Progressive education
Box 85	Promotional letters
Box 85	Senator William Proxmire
Box 85	Human Events publicity
Box 85	Public Health Services
Box 85	REA
Box 85	Leo Reardon
Box 85	Requests for reprints
Box 85	Republicans
Box 85	Republican southern challenge
Box 85	Nelson Rockefeller Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 85	Budget
	Nelson Rockefeller
Box 85	Election, 1964
Box 85	Budget, 1963
Box 85	Budget opinion, 1963 Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 85	General
Box 85	George Romney
Box 85	Eleanor Roosevelt
Box 85	Franklin Roosevelt
Box 85	Ben Roth
Box 85	Senator Richard Russell
Box 85	Russian Intelligence
Box 85	Morrie Ryskind
Box 85	Sabotage letters
Box 85	Arthur Schlesinger
Box 85	William Scranton
Box 85	Delores Sessions
Box 85	Eric Sevareid
Box 85	Sergeant Shriver
Box 85	Smear
Box 85	Smearbund directory
Box 85	Alfred Smith
Box 85	Howard Smith
Box 85	“Soviet Wheels are Standing Still”
Box 85	“Spokesman,” The Californian
Box 85	Stable of writers
Box 85	Gertrude Stein
Box 85	Adlai Stevenson
Box 85	Suomi College
Box 85	Supreme Court
Box 85	Robert Taft
Box 85	Tax cuts
Box 85	Tax exempt subscriptions
Box 85	Tax Freedom Day Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 85	Television
Box 85	Test Ban treaty
Box 85	Third parties
Box 85	Three star extra
Box 85	Time Magazine
Box 85	Times index, New York
Box 85	Tocsin
Box 85	Annette Tripiciano
Box 85	Senator John Tower
Box 85	Harry S. Truman
Box 85	Tennessee Valley Authority
Box 85	“Tyranny for U.S.,” by Loyal Phillips
Box 85	Un-American activities
Box 85	Unemployment
Box 85	United Nations
Box 85	Jesse Unrah
Box 85	United Press International contract
Box 85	Urban renewal
Box 85	Voting
Box 85	Wall Street Journal
Box 85	James Weir
Box 85	Wheat referendum
Box 85	Milton Wick
Box 85	Rulon Williamson
Box 85	Charles Wilson
Box 85	Richard Wilson
Box 85	Woodrow Wilson
Box 85	Walter Winchell
Box 85	“Your America”
Box 86	Marshall Tito interview
Box 86	Russia, “Our Tour”
Box 86	U.S. Society of Editors
Box 86	Turkey
	Russia visit (writings)
Box 86	Opening paragraph
Box 86	Prague old town square
Box 86	Stalin statue in Prague
Box 86	Square of Russian tank
Box 86	U.S. embassy, Prague
Box 86	Stalin square
Box 86	Chaplowski
Box 86	Supreme Soviet
Box 86	Advertising
Box 86	Religion
Box 86	Ukraine hotel
Box 86	Moscow University and Vouchenko
Box 86	Coku
Box 86	Angry woman
Box 86	Peace lady
Box 86	Milk, Moscow market
Box 86	Luffas, eggs in central market
Box 86	GUM department store
Box 86	Popov
Box 86	Prices
Box 86	Maternity hospital
Box 86	Sovietskaya Hotel
Box 86	Stalin pension story
Box 86	Arrival in Moscow
Box 86	Style show
Box 86	Peter Johnson
Box 86	Stalinization, Soviet of Rumania
Box 86	Nurseries
Box 86	Boy recruiting
Box 86	Ana Pauker
Box 86	Diplomatic Gold Club
Box 86	Way of Lenin
Box 86	Pioneers
Box 86	Signs
Box 86	Radio broadcast
Box 86	Bishop Janos Peter
Box 86	Information windows
Box 86	Rosenberg Street
Box 86	Stalinization of Hungary
Box 86	May Day parade
Box 86	Ban Tibor
Box 86	Stalinvaros, Hungary
Box 86	Lafoon party
Box 86	Bela Kun
Box 86	Marshall Tito
Box 86	Budapest airport
Box 86	Baldizsar
Box 86	Correspondence
Box 86	Russia roughs
Box 86	Doftana
Box 86	Russian book notes
Box 86	Overseas Press Club
Box 86	U.S. Society of Overseas Editors
Box 86	Samurovic
Box 86	To Do lists Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 86	Jean Gannett Williams
Box 86	Bolivia, 1953
Box 86	Guatemala, 1952
Box 86	Venezuela, 1953
Box 87	Moscow style show
Box 88	Newspapers
Box 88	National Review
Box 88	Senator Barry Goldwater
Box 88	Fly
Box 88	Franklin Roosevelt campaign, 1944
Box 88	Newspapers
	Franklin Roosevelt
Box 88	General Physical Description: 4 folders
Box 88	Administration
Box 88	Analysis
Box 88	Anti-buiness
Box 88	Appeasement
Box 88	Radio
Box 88	Thomas Dewey research and clippings, 1944
Box 88	League of Nations
Box 89	U.S. Society of Overseas Editors
Box 89	Hungary
Box 89	Czechoslovakia
Box 89	Budapest notes
Box 89	Russian agriculture
Box 89	Newspaper clippings on Russia
Box 89	Joint Press reading
Box 89	Poland
Box 89	Prague notes
Box 89	Prayer
Box 89	Pulitzer reporting of international affairs
Box 89	Niles Daily Times, 1952
Box 89	James Wick columns, 1952
Box 89	Milton Wick Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 89	Walter Wick
Box 89	Russia articles, 1954
Box 89	Owen Scott
Box 90	Owen Scott, 1952 Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 90	James Wick columns, 1952
Box 91	Franklin Roosevelt and the New Deal
Box 91	Radio
Box 91	Gallup: III
Box 91	Gallup: IV
Box 91	Jefferson
Box 91	Quentin Reynolds
Box 91	Thomas Dewey campaign
Box 91	Dewies
Box 91	Election
Box 91	Election I
Box 91	Radio
Box 91	Radio programs
Box 91	Franklin Roosevelt and Harry Truman dealings
Box 91	Franklin Roosevelt Physical Description: 3 folders
Box 91	Eleanor Roosevelt
Box 91	Fourth term
Box 91	Radio Physical Description: 3 folders
Box 91	Harry Truman
Box 91	Wallace, II-III
Box 91	Franklin Roosevelt
Box 92	Human Events ledgers, 1961
Box 93	James Wick speeches and appearances scrapbook, 1943-1958
Box 94	James Wick newspaper article scrapbooks, 1928-1934, 1952 Physical Description: 2 volumes
Box 94	“Town Talk” column and National Committee for Art Appreciation scrapbook, 1926
Box 95	“How I Got to Go to London,” article series by James Wick, 1940-1941
Box 95	James Wick professional scrapbook, 1952
Box 95	Primary election roll calls, 1964
Box 95	Political newspaper clippings, 1939
Box 96	World War II scrapbooks with James Wick's articles, 1941-1944 Physical Description: 2 volumes