Harold L. Ickes Papers: A Finding Aid to the Collection in the Library of Congress (full view)

Title: Harold L. Ickes Papers
Span Dates: 1815-1969
Bulk Dates: (bulk 1933-1951)
ID No.: MSS27011
Creator: Ickes, Harold L. (Harold LeClair), 1874-1952
Extent: 150,000 items; 490 containers plus 93 oversize; 221 linear feet; 21 microfilm reels
Language: Collection material in English
Repository: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.
Abstract: Lawyer and secretary of the interior. Correspondence, diaries, speeches and writings, family papers, legal and financial records, subject files, scrapbooks, and other papers documenting all aspects of Ickes's career, especially his service as secretary of the interior.

Selected Search Terms

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

Personal Names

Chapman, Oscar L. (Oscar Littleton), 1896-1978.
Cox, James M. (James Middleton), 1870-1957.
Douglas, Paul H. (Paul Howard), 1892-1976
Farley, James A. (James Aloysius), 1888-1976.
Garfield, James Rudolph, 1865-1950.
Hays, Will H. (Will Harrison), 1879-1954.
Hughes, Charles Evans, 1862-1948.
Ickes, Harold L. (Harold LeClair), 1874-1952.
Insull, Samuel, 1859-1938.
Johnson, Hiram, 1866-1945.
Johnson, Lyndon B. (Lyndon Baines), 1908-1973.
Knox, Frank, 1874-1944.
Morgenthau, Henry, 1891-1967.
Pinchot, Gifford, 1865-1946.
Richberg, Donald R. (Donald Randall), 1881-1960.
Robins, Raymond, 1873-1954.
Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945.
Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919.
Truman, Harry S., 1884-1972.
Vittum, Karl D.
Wallace, Henry A. (Henry Agard), 1888-1965.
White, William Allen, 1868-1944.

Organizations

Arabian American Oil Company.
Progressive Party (1912)
United States. Dept. of the Interior.

Subjects

Conservation of natural resources.
Indians of North America--Government relations.
Municipal government--United States.
Petroleum industry and trade.
Practice of law--Illinois--Chicago.
Presidents--United States--Election.
World War, 1939-1945--Japanese Americans.

Locations

Chicago (Ill.)--Politics and government.
Illinois--Politics and government.
Puerto Rico--History.
United States--History--1933-1945.
United States--Politics and government--1933-1945.

Occupations

Cabinet officers.
Lawyers.

Administrative Information

Provenance:

The papers of Harold L. Ickes, lawyer and secretary of the interior, were given to the Library of Congress by his wife, Jane Dahlman Ickes, in 1952. Additional material was given to the Library by the Ickes family from 1952 to 1972. Other material was purchased from Paul H. North, Jr., in 1984 and given to the Library by Frances W. Saunders in 1985.

Processing History:

A preliminary guide to the collection was prepared by Manuscript Division staff in 1952. Portions of the papers were microfilmed in 1974 and 1977. The papers were arranged and described in 1980 and revised and expanded in 1999. The finding aid was revised in 2005.

Transfers:

Items have been transferred from the Manuscript Division to other custodial divisions of the Library. Some photographs, cartoons, and posters have been transferred to the Prints and Photographs Division. Some maps have been transferred to the Geography and Maps Division. All transfers are identified in these divisions as part of the Harold L. Ickes Papers.

Copyright Status:

Copyright in the unpublished writings of Harold L. Ickes in these papers and in other collections of papers in the custody of the Library of Congress has been dedicated to the public, except that these rights are reserved to Elizabeth Ickes and Harold McEwen Ickes during their lifetimes.

Microfilm:

A microfilm edition of part of these papers is available on two sets of microfilm with a total of twenty-five reels. Consult a reference librarian in the Manuscript Division concerning availability for purchase on interlibrary loan.

Preferred Citation:

Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: Container or reel number, Harold L. Ickes Papers, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

Biographical Note

Date	Event
1874, Mar. 15	Born, Frankstown Township, Blair County, Pa.
1897	A.B., University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill.
1897-1900	Newspaper reporter, Chicago, Ill.
1905	Managed the mayoral campaign of John Maynard Harlan, Chicago, Ill.
1907	J.D., University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill. Began private law practice
1911	Married Anna Wilmarth Thompson (died 1935) Managed the mayoral campaign of Charles E. Merriam, Chicago, Ill.
1912-1916	Active in the Progressive Party
1918-1919	Worked with the Y.M.C.A. in France, attached to the Thirty- Fifth Division, American Expeditionary Forces
1922	President, People's Protective League
1924	Illinois campaign manager, Hiram Johnson's campaign for the Republican Party presidential nomination
1926	Managed the senatorial campaign of Hugh S. Magill of Illinois
1929-1930	Director, People's Traction League
1933-1946	Secretary of the interior
1933-1939	Administrator of the Public Works Administration
1934	Published The New Democracy. New York: W.W. Norton
1935	Published Back to Work. New York: Macmillan
1938	Married Jane Dahlman
1939	Published America's House of Lords. New York: Harcourt, Brace
1941	Published Freedom of the Press Today. New York: Vanguard Press
1941-1946	Solid Fuels Administrator and Petroleum Administrator for War
1943	Published Fightin' Oil. New York: Alfred A. Knopf
1943	Published The Autobiography of a Curmudgeon. New York: Reynal & Hitchcock
1945	Chairman, American delegation, Anglo-American Oil Treaty negotiations
1952, Feb. 3	Died, Washington, D.C.

Scope and Content Note

The papers of Harold LeClair Ickes (1874-1952) span the years 1815-1969, with the bulk of the material concentrated in the period 1933-1951. Almost all aspects of Ickes's career are illuminated in the papers through letters to friends and critics, official correspondence while he was secretary of the interior, his diary, unpublished and published memoirs and autobiographical sketches, and speeches and statements. Ickes's diary includes observations on affairs of state and prominent public figures. Although the collection includes little family correspondence, Ickes's memoirs in the Speeches and Writings File contain information regarding his family life and early years.

The General Correspondence series is organized in two chronological sections: 1903-1933 and 1946-1952. Ickes's personal correspondence for the period in which he was secretary of the interior is in the Secretary of the Interior File, much of it under the heading "Friends." Ickes assisted in the 1905 mayoral campaign of John Maynard Harlan. Material on Progressivism and Theodore Roosevelt's relationship to the movement is found in files on Hiram Johnson, Donald Richberg, and Raymond Robins. Other political subjects discussed in the correspondence include the 1920 presidential campaign of James M. Cox. Charles Evans Hughes and the presidential campaign of 1916 are noted in files on Will H. Hays and James R. Garfield. The appointment of Progressives to political office in Chicago and in Illinois and the attempt by Hiram Johnson to take the 1924 Republican presidential nomination from Calvin Coolidge are discussed as well.

Ickes wrote regularly for the Progressive State Central Committee of Illinois, advocating such measures as product safety and the banning of literacy tests for immigrants as a requisite for voting. He was also involved during the 1920s in the People's Traction League, an association organized to combat the attempt by Samuel Insull to control rail service in Chicago during the period 1925-1930, and the People's Protective League, 1922-1923, through which Ickes and other Progressives blocked the passage of a revised Illinois constitution which they believed was not compatible with the needs of the people. These activities are documented in the first section of the General Correspondence file, as are such diverse interests as Ickes's stock market investments and his hobbies of growing dahlias and collecting stamps.

The second part of the General Correspondence series, 1946-1952, includes material on conservation issues, Ickes's interest in bringing the offshore oil issue before the Supreme Court for final settlement, planning for the hydrogen bomb, and corruption in government. An occasional file relates to his interests in legal matters. File names in both parts of the General Correpondence series refer to names of correspondents and to subjects of interest.

While Ickes was secretary of the interior, his personal correspondence and other material was filed separately from the Interior Department's official records and constitutes the largest single segment of the Ickes collection. Ickes was interested in Native American concerns and the treatment of the Japanese Americans during World War II. Other subjects include the governance of American territories such as Puerto Rico, oil and its effect upon society and business and as a dwindling natural resource, the early development of a Middle East pipeline and the formation of the Arabian-American Oil Company, the offshore oil dispute, presidential politics and Ickes's role in presidential campaigns, Franklin D. Roosevelt's cabinet and Ickes's disagreements with fellow cabinet officers Henry Morgenthau (1891-1967) and Henry Agard Wallace, and public works. Card indexes to the correspondence and speeches in this file are available in the Manuscript Division Reading Room.

The Secretary of the Interior File also includes drafts and final copies of articles, books, pamphlets, and speeches with related correspondence for the 1933-1946 period. The file indicates that although not all of Ickes's writings were from his own hand, he frequently reviewed and edited works written for him.

The Speeches and Writings File contains material from the period before and after Ickes's tenure as secretary of the interior, including reading copies, a printed set of speeches he delivered as secretary, and his memoirs, which he began to write shortly after entering Roosevelt's cabinet. The memoirs concern his education, family relationships, legal career, political interests, World War I experiences, and life in Chicago after the war. Comments on Ickes's political activities as a campaign manager include sketches of local Chicago political figures such as Fred Busse, John Maynard Harlan, and Charles Merriam. Another version of his memoirs was written for serialization in the Saturday Evening Post and possible later publication.

The Subject File supplements the General Correspondence. The Legal File includes material dated before 1933, a period not well documented in most other parts of the collection. Ickes represented clients in divorce suits, property settlements, and estate planning. He also represented trade associations and corporate interests and was occasionally involved in criminal cases. After he left public service, he represented a few clients in an advisory capacity.

Scrapbooks and miscellaneous material complete the collection. The Miscellany series includes printed matter, invitations, reports, memorabilia, financial journals, and a scheduling file of engagements and activities for the last six years of Ickes's life. The scrapbooks contain newspaper clippings compiled by Department of the Interior staff reflecting Ickes's achievements as secretary as well as compilations of personal memorabilia.

The Addition contains material obtained by the Library from other sources and added to the Ickes Papers. The bulk of this material consists of correspondence between Karl D. Vittum and Ickes, 1914-1917, regarding the Progressive Party of Illinois.

Ickes's diary and memoirs are also available on microfilm. The typewritten copy of his diary, 1933-1951, was subsequently withdrawn to prepare a published version and returned with approximately three hundred pages missing. The missing pages are thus included only in the microfilm copy. A list of the missing typescript pages appears in an appendix to this register. A third copy of the diary, consisting of a typescript for the years 1943-1951 with emendations by an editor, does not appear on the microfilm.

The index was filmed from photocopies which are available in the Manuscript Division Reading Room. Also available are index cards for the diary for 1946, an alphabetical card index to outgoing correspondence in the Secretary of the Interior File, and a card index, arranged by subject and location, to the speeches Ickes delivered as secretary of the interior.

Organization of the Papers

The collection is arranged in twelve series:

Diary, 1933-1954
Family Papers, 1815-1969
Letterbooks, 1905-1912
General Correspondence, 1903-1952
Secretary of the Interior File, 1928-1946
Legal File, 1877-1952
Subject File, 1905-1952
Speeches and Writings File, 1910-1952
Miscellany, 1844-1961
Scrapbooks, 1883-1954
Addition, 1914-1942
Oversize, 1878-1954

Container List

Box	Contents


BOX 1-25	Diary, 1933-1954
		Microfilm of a typewritten copy of the complete diary, 1933-1951, plus an alphabetical card index to the diary for the years 1933-1945; a typewritten copy of the diary, 1933-1951, missing pages retained by the depositor after the microfilming was completed; and a typescript for the years 1943-1951 with emendations made by the depositor and/or publisher before parts of the diary were published; and miscellaneous diary entries and sketches of contemporary figures.
		Diary and card index available on twelve reels of microfilm. Shelf no. 16,142

BOX 1 REEL 1		Typewritten transcription

			1933, Mar. -1935, Jan., pp. 1-802

BOX 2 REEL 1-2			1935, Feb.-1936, Aug., pp. 803-1,704

BOX 3 REEL 2			1936, Sept.-1937, Dec., pp. 1,705-2,514

BOX 4 REEL 2-3			1938, Jan.-1939, May, pp. 2,515-3,461

BOX 5 REEL 3			1939, June-1940, Apr., pp. 3,462-4,351

BOX 6 REEL 3-4			1940, May-Dec., pp. 4,352-5,102

BOX 7 REEL 4			1941, Jan.-Sept. 20, pp. 5,103-5,915

BOX 8 REEL 4-5			1941, Sept. 28 -1942, May, pp. 5,916-6,671

BOX 9 REEL 5			1942, June-Dec., pp. 6,672-7,337

BOX 10 REEL 5-6			1943, Jan.-Aug., pp. 7,338-8,133

BOX 11 REEL 6			1943, Sept.-1944, May, pp. 8,134-8,944

BOX 12 REEL 6-7			1944, June-1945, May, pp. 8945-9761

BOX 13 REEL 7			1945, June-1946, July, pp. 9,762-10,616

BOX 14 REEL 7-8			1946, Aug.-1947, Dec., pp. 10,617-10,849

BOX 15 REEL 8			1948, Jan.-1949, Oct. 15

BOX 16 REEL 9			1949, Nov. 12-1951, Apr.

BOX 17 REEL 9-10			1951, May-Dec.

		Index, 1933-1945 (Card index to 1946 is located in Manuscript Reading Room)

			A-H

BOX 17 REEL 11			I-O

BOX 17 REEL 12		Index, 1933-1945

			P-Z

BOX 18 not filmed		Original

			1943, Jan.-Aug., pp. 7,338-8,133

BOX 19			1943, Sept.-1944, Apr., pp. 8,134-8,866

BOX 20			1944, May-Dec., pp. 8,867-9,450

BOX 21			1945, Jan.-1946, Feb., pp. 9,451-10,385

BOX 22			1946, Mar.-1947, pp. 10,386-10,849

BOX 23			1948-1949

BOX 24			1950-1951

BOX 25		Miscellaneous

			Various pages, 1930s

			Excerpts

				Hopkins, Harry, 1939-1945

				Howe, Louis, 1933-1937

				LeHand, Marguerite, 1933-1943

				Lewis, James Hamilton, 1938

				McIntyre, Marvin H., 1933-1943

				Tully, Grace, 1934-1945

			Excerpts for proofreading or rewriting, 1946-1948

			Deletions for publication

				Correspondence concerning, 1954

				Deletions, 1939-1941

BOX 26-28	Family Papers, 1815-1969
		Letters received, copies of letters sent, and legal documents such as affidavits, court depositions, and indentures.
		The correspondence is arranged by name of family member. Jane D. Ickes's correspondence contains an exchange of letters with nonfamily members. Legal material is grouped by type of material or by case.

BOX 26		Correspondence

			Ickes, Harold

				Hazard, Harold, 1917-1929, undated

				Hazard, Julia, 1920

				Ickes, Anna, 1918-1925, undated

				Ickes, Jesse B. W., 1879-1900, undated

				Ickes, Raymond, 1920-1924

				Thompson, Wayne, 1903

			Ickes, Jane D.

				Acheson, Dean, 1945

				Baruch, Bernard M., 1946-1950, undated

				Black, Hugo LaFayette and Josephine, 1945-1952

				Bullitt, William, 1944

				Byrnes, James F., 1941

				Cohen, Benjamin V., 1947

				Cudahy, John, 1939-1941

				Davies, Joseph E., 1940

				Fortas, Abe, 1943

				Frankfurter, Felix and Marion, 1939-1942, undated

				Halifax, Dorothy, 1945-1950, undated

				Halifax, Edward Friendly Lindley Wood, Earl of, 1954

				Jackson, Robert H., 1941

				Johnson, Lady Bird, 1965

				MacLeish, Archibald, 1941

				Miscellaneous, 1938-1965, undated

				Pope, Arthur U., 1952-1954

BOX 27		Correspondence

			Ickes, Jane D.

				Robins, Margaret and Raymond, 1938-1945

				Roosevelt, Anna, 1939-1952 See also Containers 47 and 159, Boettiger, Anna Roosevelt and John

				Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1938-1947, undated

				Roosevelt, Franklin D., 1939-1942, undated

				Stimson, Henry Lewis, 1940

				Travel correspondence, 1966-1969

				Truman, Bess W., 1946

				Wallace, Henry Agard and Ilo, 1940-1953, undated

BOX 28			Ickes and Wilmarth families

				Miscellaneous, 1822, 1866-1919, undated

				Thompson, Anna, to James Thompson, 1902

				Thompson, Wayne, to Anna Thompson, 1903

			Legal papers

				Affidavits, bills of complaint, court depositions, court orders re Kearney vs. Talbot, 1836-1843

				Deeds of John L. Ickes, 1854-1864

				Court depositions, 1815

BOX 28	Letterbooks, 1905-1912
		See Oversize.

		29 Feb. 1905-16 Apr. 1912 See Oversize
			(6 vols.)

BOX 29-92	General Correspondence, 1903-1952
		Letters received and copies of letters sent.
		Organized in two chronological periods, 1903-1933 and 1946-1952. Each section is arranged alphabetically by name of person, organization, or subject, and chronologically therein.

BOX 29		1903-1933, undated

			"A" miscellaneous, 1916-1933

			Addams, Jane, 1910-1928

			Allen, Henry, 1919-1930

			Anderson, Ira Ickes, 1929

			"B" miscellaneous, 1908-1933

			Bancroft, Edgar A., 1916-1924

			Beveridge, Albert J., 1910-1922

			Blaine, John J., 1930-1932

			Blake, James B., 1907-1929

			Bonaparte, Charles J., 1917

			Borah, William E., 1922

			Bourne, Jonathan, 1910-1911

			Brundage, Edward J., 1918-1930

			Bunche, Ralph, 1928

			"C" miscellaneous, 1910-1933

			California Natural Gas and Development Co., 1920-1932

BOX 30			Carter, E. C., 1918-1920

			Castle, Howard P., 1930

			Chase, Charles W., 1920

			Chicago Board of Education, Chicago, Ill., 1917-1933

			Chicago Forum Council, Chicago, Ill., 1925-1929

			Chicago Government Planning Commission, Chicago, Ill., 1928-1931

			City Club of Chicago, 1910-1925

			Clark, Edward B., 1916-1929

			Corrick, F. P., 1916

			Cox, James M., 1920

			Cox, James M., campaign, 1920

				July-Sept.

BOX 31				Oct.-Dec.

			Courtney, Thomas J., campaign, 1932

			Crumbacker, Samuel J., 1920

			Cutting, Bronson J., 1932

			"D" miscellaneous, 1908-1933

			Dahlia, Anna W. Ickes, 1930-1932

			Darrow, Clarence, 1924

			Deneen, Charles, 1908-1932

			Dewey, Chauncey, 1909-1911

			Dodge, Clarence Phelps, 1916

			Dunne, Edward F., 1912-1914

			Dyer, John Napier, 1917-1920

			"E" miscellaneous, 1917-1930

			Emmerson, Louis L., 1919-1932

			"F" miscellaneous, 1912-1933

			Fairhope Educational Association, 1920

			Fisher, Walter L., 1916-1930

			Fitch, Morgan L., 1929

			"G" miscellaneous, 1918-1933

			Gardner, Gilson, 1920-1921

			Garfield, James R., 1916-1920

			Gemmill, William N., 1912

			Glenn, Otis, 1928-1930

			"H" miscellaneous, 1910-1933

			Hale, Matthew, 1917

BOX 32			Hard, B., 1910-1920

			Harlan, John Maynard, 1903-1917

			Harris, B. F., 1916-1919

			Hays, Will H., 1916-1920

			Hazard, Harold, 1917-1933

			Hook, Inghram D., 1919-1931

			Houghteling, J. L., 1914-1920

			House and garage, Hubbard Woods, Ill., 1916-1920

			Howell, R. B., 1916-1924

			Hughes, Charles Evans, 1916-1932

			Hull, Morton D., 1910-1920

			"I" miscellaneous, 1918-1933

			Illinois Council for Defense, 1915-1919

			Illinois Law Review, 1929

			Indian affairs legislation, 1923-1930

			Indian Rights Association, 1923-1931

			Insull, Samuel, 1918

			Insurance, 1909-1932

			"J" miscellaneous, 1918-1933

			Johnson, Archibald M., 1920-1926

BOX 33			Johnson, Hiram

				Chronological

					1916-1928

BOX 34					1929-1932

				Presidential campaign, 1924

					"A-J" miscellaneous

BOX 35					"K-Z" miscellaneous

			"K" miscellaneous, 1918-1933

			Kellogg, Paul U., 1921

			Kent, William, 1909-1920

			"L" miscellaneous, 1912-1933

			La Follette, Robert M.

				Chronological, 1927-1931

				Presidential campaign, 1924

			Lasker, Albert D., 1923-1932

			Lawson, Victor D., 1919-1920

			Lewis, James Hamilton, 1911-1920

			Lewis, William D., 1917

			Lissner, Meyer, 1915-1920

			Lochner, Louis P., 1915

			Loeb, Max, 1917

			Lowden, Frank O., 1916-1929

BOX 36			"M" miscellaneous, 1907-1933

			Magill, Hugh S., campaign, 1926

			Manufacturers and Dealers Finance Corp., 1922-1932

			Marin, William A., 1916

			Mason, Julian S., 1919-1923

			"Mc" miscellaneous, 1912-1933

			McCormick, Medill, 1912-1920

			McCormick, Robert R., 1912

			McCormick, Ruth Hanna, campaign, 1927-1928

			McDonald, James G., 1920

			McDowell, Malcolm, 1915-1920

			McKinley, William, Frank Smith campaign, 1926

			Merriam, Charles, 1909-1933

			Mitchell, Paul M., 1929

			"N" miscellaneous, 1910-1933

			NAACP, 1920-1925

			Norton, Charles D., 1910-1911

			Nye, Gerald P., 1930-1932

			"O" miscellaneous, 1912-1933

			Oberholtzer, Ernest C., 1928

			Owen, Robert L., 1914

			"P" miscellaneous, 1911-1933

			Parker, John M., 1916-1924

			Payne, George Henry, 1923-1924

			Peace societies, 1915-1917

BOX 37			People's Protective League, 1922-1923

			People's Traction League, 1925-1930

			Perkins, George W., 1914-1918

			Phi Delta Theta, 1908-1929

			Pinchot, Amos, 1910-1932

			Pinchot, Cornelia, 1920-1924

			Pinchot, Gifford

				1917-1923

BOX 38				1924-1932

			Porter, George F., 1912-1916

			Progressive Conference, 1919

			"R" miscellaneous, 1910-1933

			Richberg, Donald R., 1913-1933

			Robins, Margaret, 1914-1932

			Robins, Raymond, 1907-1921

			Robinson, Corinne Roosevelt, 1920

			Roosevelt, Archibald B. (1894-1979), 1920-1924

			Roosevelt, Edith Kermit Carow, 1918, undated

BOX 39			Roosevelt, Theodore (1858-1919), 1912-1919

			Roosevelt, Theodore (1887-1944), 1923

			Roosevelt Memorial Association, 1919-1925

			Rosenwald, Julius, 1915-1930

			Rowell, Chester, 1905-1924

			"S" miscellaneous, 1903-1933

			Smith, George W., 1922-1923

			Smith, Herbert K., 1917

			Stagg, Amos Alonzo, 1906-1915

			Stamps

				1926-1927, July

BOX 40				1927, Aug.-1929

BOX 41				1930-1933

			Stevens, W. H., 1923-1924

			Sullivan, Mark, 1912-1917

			"T" miscellaneous, 1912-1933

			"Ten-Hour Law," 1908-1916

			Thompson, Charles M., 1912-1929

			"U-V" miscellaneous, 1918-1933

			Utilities Commission, State of Illinois, 1913

			Villard, Oswald Garrison, 1927-1928

			"W" miscellaneous, 1916-1933

			West, Roy O., 1908-1909

			White, William Allen, 1915-1932

			Willcox, William R., 1915-1918

			Wood, Leonard, 1919

			Woodruff, Clinton R., 1915

			Woodruff, Harvey T., 1913-1920

			Woodward, Charles, 1926

			Work, Hubert, 1916-1917

			Young Men's Christian Association, war service, 1918

			"X-Z" miscellaneous, 1913-1933

BOX 42		1946-1952, undated

			"A" miscellaneous, 1946-1952

			Acheson, Dean, 1947-1950

			Agriculture, 1946

			Akers, Milburn P., 1947-1950

			Alaska, 1946-1951

			Alaska statehood bill, 1950

BOX 43			All Honorable Men, 1951

			Allen, Elsie, 1950

			Allen, Robert S., 1950

			Altgeld, John Peter, centenary, 1947-1948

			Aluminum, 1950-1951

			Ambruster, Howard, 1950

			America's House of Lords, 1946-1947

			American Bar Association, 1947-1950

			American Civil Liberties Union, 1950-1951

			American Committee on United Europe, 1950

			American Fathers and Sons, 1951

			American Independent Oil Co., 1947-1948

			American Institute of Pacific Relations, 1950-1951

			American Press Institute seminar, 1947

			American University, Washington, D.C., 1951

			American Veterans Committee, 1946-1947

			Americans for Democratic Action, 1947-1952

			Anders, Wladyslaw, 1946

			Anglo-American oil, 1946-1949

			Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1951-1952

			Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, 1950

			Applications for employment, 1946-1949

BOX 44			Arabs, 1952

			Argentina, 1946

			Army-navy merger, 1949

			Arvey, Edward ("Jake") 1947

			Asia Institute, 1950-1951

			Assistance, requests for, 1947-1948

BOX 45			Associations, 1946-1952

			Atlantic Union Committee, 1949-1951

			Atomic energy, 1946-1949

			Atwater, Gale, 1946

			Authors Guild, 1948-1949

			Autobiography of a Curmudgeon, 1946-1947

			Autographs, 1946-1952

			Aviation in the Middle East, 1946

BOX 46			"B" miscellaneous, 1946-1952

			Baltimore Evening Sun, 1950-1951

			Baruch, Bernard M., 1948-1950

BOX 47			Beatty, Willard, 1951

			Benton, William, 1946-1951

			Biddle, Francis, 1948-1951

			Big Inch pipeline, 1946

			Bilbo, Theodore, 1946-1947

			Biographical requests, 1946-1951

			Birthday greetings, 1946-1951

			Black, Hugo LaFayette, 1950

			Blake, James B., 1951

			Boettiger, Anna Roosevelt and John, 1949-1951 See also Container 159, same heading, and Container 27, Roosevelt, Anna

BOX 48			Book reviews, 1947-1948

			Books and gifts, 1946-1952

BOX 49			Books and pamphlets, 1947-1949

			Books, requests for, 1946-1950

			Borchers, Charles, 1946

			Boulder Dam, Colorado River, Arizona-Nevada border, 1947

			Bowles, Chester, 1949-1951

			Boyd, William R., 1946-1949

			Boys' clubs, 1949-1950

			Bragg, James M., 1951

			Brennan, William M., 1946

			Brewster, Owen, 1947-1951

			Bricker, John W., 1946

			Brink, Wellington, 1951

			British loan, 1946

			Brown, Bruce K., 1950

			Broyles-McClintock bills and Broyles-Young bills, 1951

			Bueno, J. R. de la Torre, 1951

			Bunche, Ralph, 1951

			Bureau of Land Management, 1951

			Bureau of Mines, 1951

			Bynner, Witter, 1951

			Byrnes, James F., 1950-1951

BOX 50			"C" miscellaneous

			Cabot, Thomas D., 1951

			California Democratic Party, 1950

			California War Memorial Association, 1948-1951

			California speeches, 1947

			Campbell, William J., 1948-1951

			Canol project, 1946

			Carroll, E. R., 1946

			Carter, Jesse W., 1950

			Cartoons, 1946-1947

			Carver, George Washington, memorial, 1951

			Chapin, William W., 1950-1951

			Chapman, Oscar L., 1946-1951

BOX 51			Charities, 1951-1952

			Chicago Filtration Plant, Chicago, Ill., 1950-1951

			Chicago Maroon, University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill.

			Childs, Marquis W., 1951

			China, 1946-1949

			The Churchman, 1948-1949

			Citizens Committee on Displaced Persons, 1951

			City Bank, 1951

			Civil rights, 1947-1950

			Civil Service Commission, 1947-1948

			Civilian Conservation Corps, 1951

BOX 52			Clemens, Cyril, 1951-1952

			Clement, Philip, 1951

			Clifford, Clark M., 1951

			Coal, 1947-1948

			Cofer, O. C., 1946

			Coffin, Tris, 1947-1948

			Cohen, Benjamin V., 1948, undated

			Columbia Basin, 1951

			Columbia Law Review, 1950

			Columbia University, New York, N.Y., 1951

			Committee for the Nation's Health, 1950

			Committee to Defend the Bill of Rights, 1951

			Communism, 1947-1950

			Complimentary, 1947-1950

			Condolences, 1946-1949

			Congratulatory letters, 1946-1950

			Congressional Quarterly, 1947

			Conley, Mae, 1946

			Conservation, 1946-1951

			Contributions

				1946-1948

BOX 53				1949

			Corcoran, Thomas G., 1946-1951

			Criticisms, requests for, 1946-1950

			Criticism, editorials, 1946-1950

			Crocker, William, 1950

BOX 54			"D" miscellaneous, 1946-1952

			Dewey, Thomas E., 1947

			Dexter, Nina C., 1948-1949

BOX 55			Digiorio strike, 1948

			Displaced persons, 1948-1950

			Dodd, Lawrence S., 1947-1950

			Douglas, Helen Gahagan, 1946-1950

			Douglas, William O., 1949-1950

			Drury, Newton B., 1951

			Dulles, John Foster, 1947-1949

			Durr, Clifford, 1951

			"E" miscellaneous, 1946-1952

			Early, Stephen T., 1947-1951

			Eaton, Cyrus S., 1946-1951

			Eccles, Marriner, 1950-1951

			Eden, Anthony, Earl of Avon (1897-1977), 1951

			Edge, Rosalie, 1951

			Editor, letters to, 1947-1950, undated

BOX 56			Eisenhower, Dwight D., 1947-1949

			Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution, 1950

			Ernst, Morris L., 1950

			Ethics in government, 1951

			Ethnic affairs, 1946-1947

			Europe, 1947-1948

			"F" miscellaneous, 1946-1952

			Farley, James A., 1947-1950

			Fascists, 1946-1947

			Federal Communications Commission, 1947

			Fees, L. V., 1947-1950

			Field, Marshall (1893-1956), 1950

			Fish and wildlife, 1950

			Flour, 1948

			Food, 1946-1948

			Ford, John A., 1946-1952

BOX 57			Foreign policy, 1946

			Formosa, 1949

			Forrestal, James V., 1946-1949

			Fortas, Abe, 1946-1947

			Franco, Francisco, 1946-1947

			Frankfurter, Felix, 1947, undated

			Fry, James W., 1950

			"G" miscellaneous, 1946-1952

			Gardening, 1949-1950

			Genealogy, 1946-1948

			General Motors Co., strikers' fund, 1946

			Germany, 1947-1948

			Getts, Clark H., 1947

BOX 58			Gluck, Gemma, 1950

			Great Britain, 1948

			Great Lakes, 1947-1948

			Greece-Turkey loans, 1947

			Green, Harry G., 1947-1951

			Greetings, 1946-1947

			Grorud, A. A., 1950

			Guam, 1946-1948

			Gueydan, Jeanne, 1950

			Gunther, John, 1947

BOX 59			"H" miscellaneous, 1946-1952, undated

			Haile, John R., 1948-1949

			Hannegan, Robert E., 1945-1946

			Hart, Edward, 1947

			Hastie, William H., 1950

BOX 60			Hawaii, 1946-1948

			Hayek, Friedrich, 1946

			Hearst, William Randolph, 1948

			Helium, 1947

			Hietanen, Antti Johannes, 1947-1948

			Hilliard, Raymond M., 1950

			Hollywood Democratic Club, Hollywood Calif., 1950

			Holman, William G., 1946-1950, undated

			Homan's House, 1946-1947

			Housing, 1947-1948

			Hurley, Patrick, 1946

			"I" miscellaneous, 1946-1952

			Ickes, Henry A., 1948-1951

			Immigration, 1949-1950

			Independent Citizens' Committee

				1946, Mar.-May

BOX 61				1946, June-1950

			India, 1946-1951

			Indian bills, 1949-1950

			Indian claims and contracts

				1950-1951, Feb.

BOX 62				1951, Mar.-1952

			Indian Hill Club, Winnetka, Ill., 1946-1951

			Indian research, 1947

			Indians

				1946-1948

BOX 63				1949-1951

				Literature, 1947-1948

BOX 64			Indonesia, 1947-1951

			Inflation, 1947-1948

			Information, requests for, 1947-1950

			Internal Revenue Service, 1950

			Interviews, requests for, 1947-1950

			Introduction, letters of, 1946-1948

			Invitations

				Social, 1946-1951

BOX 65				Speaking

					1946, Apr.

BOX 66					1946, May-1947, Aug.

BOX 67					1947, Sept.-1952

			Iran, 1946-1951

			Isle Royale National Park, Mich., 1946

			Israel, 1949-1950

BOX 68			"J" miscellaneous, 1946-1952

			Jackson Hole, Wyo., monument, 1948

			James, Edwin L., 1947

			Japan, 1946-1948

			Jelliffe, Belinda E., 1948-1952

			Jews, 1946-1948

			Jobs, requests for assistance, 1948-1950

			Johnson, Harold B., 1947-1949

			Johnson, Jed, 1946-1947

			Johnson, Louis A., 1949-1950

			Johnson, Walter, 1947

			Jones, Jesse H., 1951

			Jones, W. Alton, 1948-1951

BOX 69			"K" miscellaneous, 1946-1952

			Kahn, Albert E., 1950

			Kaiser, Henry J., 1947

			Kansas vote frauds, 1947

			Kefauver, Estes, 1951-1952

			Kilgore, Harley, 1949-1950

			Kiplinger Washington Letter, 1948

			Kirchwey, Freda, 1949-1951

			Knight, A. R., 1946-1947

			Kraschel, Nelson G., and William Langer case, 1948

			Krecker, Blanche E., 1949

			Krug, Julius A., 1946-1947

			Kruse, Elsa, 1946-1947

BOX 70			"L" miscellaneous, 1946-1952

			Labor, 1946-1948

			La Cossitt, Henry, 1946

			La Follette, Charles M., 1946

			La Follette, Robert M. (1895-1953)

				1946-1947

				Campaign, 1946

			La Guardia, Fiorello, 1946-1948

BOX 71			Land, 1948

			Le Bastard, Loic, 1948-1950

			Lecture bureau, 1947

			Lehman, Herbert H., 1950-1951

			Lenoir, Jean Pierce, 1947-1948, undated

			The Letters of Theodore Roosevelt, 1951

			Leuchtenburg, William E., 1950-1951

			Lewis, John L., 1946

			Liberal Party of New York State, 1950

			Liberals, 1946-1947

			Lilienthal, David E., 1947-1948

			"The Little Pigs That Stayed at Home," 1947 See also Container 489, Miscellaneous

			Lund, Jack H., 1951

			"M" miscellaneous, 1946-1952

			MacArthur, Douglas, 1951

			MacDougall, Ernest

BOX 72			Mallon, Paul, 1946

			Margould, Nathan R., 1947-1948

			Marsh, Carl, 1948

			Marshall Plan, 1947-1948

			Martin, Edward, 1946

			Maryland Historical Society, Baltimore, Md., 1951

			Mason, J. Rupert, 1947-1952

			"Mc" miscellaneous, 1946-1951

			McCarran, Pat, 1946-1951

			McCarran Act, 1950-1951

			McCarthy, Robert C., 1950-1951

			McCormick, John, 1950-1951

			McGrath, J. Howard, 1948-1950

			McKeough, Raymond, 1951

			McMahon, Brien, 1951

BOX 73			Messages

				1946-1949

				Requests for, 1946-1950

			Military decorations, 1948

			Mining, 1946-1951

			Missouri Valley Authority, 1947-1950

			Moe, Henry Allen, 1951

			Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge, N. Y., 1951

			Montgomery County, Md., 1949-1950

			Muddy Waters: the Army Engineers and the Nation's Rivers by Arthur Maass, 1951

			Munson, Lyle, 1947-1949

			"N" miscellaneous, 1946-1952

BOX 74			Names, requests for use of, 1946-1951

BOX 75			National Committee Against Limiting the Presidency, 1949-1951

			National defense, 1948-1951

			National Housing Agency, 1946-1947

			Navy, 1946-1948

			Negroes, 1946-1951

			New School for Social Research, New York, N.Y., 1951

			Nicaragua, 1947

			"O" miscellaneous, 1946-1952, undated

			Ober law, 1950

			Office of Price Administration, 1946-1947

			Oil

				1946-1948

BOX 76				1949-1952

				Mexico, 1950-1951

				Policy, 1947

			Overseas News Agency, 1946-1951

			"P" miscellaneous, 1946-1952

			Pacific islands, 1946-1948

			Palestine, 1946-1950

			Pandit, Vijaya Lakshmi, 1950

BOX 77			Pan American Annex, 1946-1948

			Panama, 1948

			Panama Star-Herald, 1948-1949

			Panther Mountain Dam, Moose River, N. Y., 1948

			Parker, Harrison, 1947-1948Parks

				1946-1948

BOX 78				1949-1951

			Pauley, Edwin W., 1946-1948

			Pearson, Drew, 1946-1950

			Pearson v. McCarthy, 1951

			Peck, Ralph L., 1951

			Pegler, Westbrook, 1946-1948

			Pennsylvania Railroad, 1948-1951

			Pepper, Claude, 1946-1950

			Perigord, Paul, 1949-1950

			Perkins, Milo, 1950

			Peru, Japanese in, 1947

			Petroleum Administrator for Defense, 1951

			Phi Delta Theta, 1948-1950

			Philippines

				1946

BOX 79				1946-1948

			Photographs, requests for, 1946-1951

			Political campaign, 1952

			Poll tax, 1946-1949

			Portugal, 1949-1951

			Post Office Department, 1946-1951

			Presidential election

				1948, Feb.-May

BOX 80				1948, June-Nov. 18

BOX 81				1948, Nov. 19-1949, Mar., undated

			Press, 1946-1950

			Price control, 1947

			Propaganda, 1946

			Proposed legislation, 1948-1949

			Public lands, 1946-1947

			Public power, 1947-1952

			Puerto Rico, 1946-1951

			"Q" miscellaneous, 1948

			Quotes, requests for, 1946-1951

BOX 82			"R" miscellaneous, 1946-1952

			Radio, 1946-1950

			Rainy Lake, Minn., 1950

			Raker Act, 1950-1951

			Rayburn, Sam, 1951

			Reclamation, 1946-1951

			Recommendations, 1946-1951

			Reconstruction Finance Corp., 1949-1951

			Reed, Gervais, 1946-1947

			Reitman, Sidney, 1946

			Rendeiro, Christian F., 1949

			Reynolds Metals Co., 1950-1951

			Rice, Carl V., 1949

			Rice, Peter T., 1948-1950

			Robins, Raymond, 1949

			Rock, Frederick, 1946

			Rogers, William P., 1949

			Rooney, James, 1948-1951

BOX 83			Roosevelt, Anna, 1951

			Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1946-1950

			Roosevelt, Franklin D. (1914-1988), 1949

			Roosevelt, James, 1947-1952

			Roosevelt College, Chicago, Ill., 1948-1951

			Rowe, James H. (1909-1984), 1950-1951

			Rubicon, 1947

			Rubinstein, Charles, 1948-1951

			Rural Electrification, 1946-1949

			Russia, 1946-1951

BOX 84			Rutledge, Wiley B., 1950-1951

			Ryckman, John, 1948-1952

			"S" miscellaneous, 1946-1952

			Samoa, 1946-1948

			San Jacinto Primitive Area, San Bernadino National Forest, Calif., 1950

			Save-the-Redwoods League, 1950-1951

			Schoeneman, George J., 1949-1950

			Severance, Paul, 1951

			Sherwood, Robert, 1947

			Smedley, Agnes, 1947-1949

BOX 85			Smith, Harold, 1946

			Smith, Margaret Chase, undated

			Smith Act, 1951

			Smoot, T. A., 1951

			Society for the Prevention of World War III, 1951

			Sons of the American Revolution, 1949-1951

			Spain, 1947-1951

			Spanish Refugee Appeal, 1950

			Sparling, Edward J., 1948-1951

			Spector, Theodore, 1948-1952

			Speeches, 1947-1949

			Stamp sale, Edson Fairfield, 1948-1949

			Stamps, 1946-1950

BOX 86			Standard Oil Co., 1946-1950

			Stassen, Harold, 1946-1952

			State Department, 1946-1948

			Stevenson, Adlai E. (1900-1965), 1949-1951

			Stimson, Henry Lewis, 1950

			Strauss, Mike, 1946-1951

			Streeterville case, 1947

			Students for Democratic Action, 1951

			Sugar, 1947

			Sullivan, Gael, 1947-1950

			Supreme Court, 1947-1948

			Sweet, James S., 1948-1951

			"T" miscellaneous, 1946-1952

			Taft, Robert A. (1889-1953), 1948-1951

			Tatelman, Jack, 1948

			Taxes, 1947-1951

			Taylor, Glen H., 1946-1950

			Taylor, Paul S., 1949-1951

			Tennessee Valley Authority, 1948

			Thank-you letters, 1946-1950

			Third political party, 1947-1948

BOX 87			Thomas, Elbert D., 1950-1952

			Thompson, Virginia, 1950

			Tidelands

				1946-1948, Oct.

BOX 88				1948, Nov.-1950

BOX 89				1951-1952

			Tiedebohl, Edward R., 1950

			Tobey, Charles, 1949-1951

BOX 90			Trailfinders, 1951

			Truman, Harry S., 1948-1951

			Trusteeship, 1946

			Tschudy, William, 1949

			Tugwell, Rexford G., 1951-1952

			Tully, Grace, 1950-1952

			Tydings, Millard, 1950

			"U" miscellaneous, 1947-1951

			Unicorn Press, 1950-1951

			United Nations, 1946-1950

			University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill., 1951

			United States Congress, House Committee on Un-American Activities, 1947

			United States Department of the Interior, 1946-1951

BOX 91			"V" miscellaneous, 1946-1952

			Vandenberg, Arthur H., 1947-1950

			Vanderpoel, Robert P., 1951-1952

			Van Doren, Irita, 1947-1951

			Van Name, Willard G., 1948-1951

			Vatican, 1949-1951

			Veterans, 1947-1948

			Von Borowsky, Lisa, 1951

			"W" miscellaneous, 1946-1952

			Wallace, Henry Agard, 1946-1948

			War Department, 1946-1948

			Warburg, James P., 1950-1951

			Warren, Lindsay C., 1948-1952

			Washington Post, 1948-1951

BOX 92			Washington Star, 1946-1951

			Watson, Blanche, 1951

			WGAY radio station, Silver Spring, Md., 1947

			Wheeler, Burton K., 1948-1951

			Wingate, Elizabeth S., 1948-1951

			Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, 1950

			World peace, 1947-1951

			Young, Robert R., 1946-1947

			Yugoslavia, 1951

			"X-Z" miscellaneous, 1946-1951

			Anonymous letters, 1946-1951

BOX 93-380	Secretary of the Interior File, 1928-1946
		Letters received and copies of letters sent; memoranda; reports; drafts of speeches, articles, and books; appointment calendars; essays on legal interpretation; newspaper clippings and printed matter; and miscellaneous material.
		Arranged alphabetically by name of person, organization, subject, or type of material, and chronologically therein. Indexes to the correspondence and speeches are available in the Manuscript Division Reading Room.

BOX 93		Agriculture, 1933-1945

		Alaska, 1934-1941, 1942-1946

		Aluminum

		American Indian Defense Association

		Anonymous letters

			1943, Nov.-1944, Sept.

BOX 94			1944, Oct.-1946

		Appointments

			1933, Apr.-June

BOX 95			1933, July-Nov.

BOX 96			1933, Dec.-1937

BOX 97			1938-1942

BOX 98			1943-1946

		Arkansas Valley Authority, 1945

		Articles

			Set I

				1933, Feb.-Oct. 25

BOX 99				1933, Oct. 26-1939, Jan. 6

BOX 100				1939, Feb. 17-1941, July 14

BOX 101				1941, July 17-1942, Oct. 30

BOX 102				1942, Nov. 2-1945, June 14

BOX 103				1945, June 28-1946, Feb.

				Index (partial)

			Set II

				1933

					May 15, "How I Became Secretary of Interior"

					June 11, "The Crisis in Oil"

					Aug., "Roosevelt Administration Policy"

					Oct.

						"Spending Three Billions of Your Money"

						The Jeffersonian, article for

					Nov., Marine Progress, article for

				1934

					Feb., "Saving the Good Earth"

					Apr. 9, "Spending $3.3 Billion"

					May 27, "Where Are We Headed?"

					Oct. 11, "Planned Economy: Is It for Us?"

					Nov. 17, "Jobs vs. Dole"

					Dec. 5, "Thought for the Morrow"

BOX 104				1935

					Feb. 16, "After the Oil Deluge, What Price Gasoline?"

					Apr. 29, "The Place of Housing in National Rehabilitation"

					May 12, "Public Works for Social Gain"

					June, "Pork Barrel or P.W.A."

				1936

					Apr., "P.W.A. Stands on Its Merits"

					Aug. 15, "Roosevelt As I Know Him"

				1937

					June, "Public Works in the United States"

BOX 105					Nov., "Press and Civil Rights"

				1938

					Jan.

						Article for the journal of the Izaak Walton League

						New Democracy article

					Mar., "In Defense of P.W.A."

					Apr.

						"In Defense of the New Deal Power Program"

						"Federal Power"

						"Save Our Natural Resources"

					May, "Women in Politics"

					Nov. 12, "Our Right to Power"

					Dec., "Public Works and Alaska"

				circa 1938, "Alaska As a Reality"

BOX 106				1939

					Feb. 18, "Mail-Order Government"

					June

						"I Want Roosevelt for a Third Term"

						"Paul Mallon's Propaganda Technique"

						Washington Star

					July, "Why I Want Roosevelt to Run Again"

BOX 107					Nov. 1, "Why American Women Should Favor a Third Presidential Term"

				1940

					Mar. 26, "Dewey, the Glamor Boy"

					Mar., "Open Season on the New Deal"

					Apr., "The Third Term"

					May

						10, "Is a Third Term Proper?"

						25, "Ballinger-Pinchot Case, Not Guilty"
							(2 folders)
BOX 108							(6 folders)
BOX 109							(5 folders)
BOX 110							(3 folders)

						25, "Not Guilty, Richard A. Ballinger, An American Dreyfus"

						"The Course of Anti-Semitism"

					July 6, "Interior and Defense"

					Sept.

						"Saving Our Liberties"

						"The Third Term"

					Oct., "Me Too, But..."

BOX 111				1941

					Jan., "Who Killed the Progressive Party?"

					Mar. 12, "Anti-Democratic Forces"

					Apr.

						"Bureaucracy Convicts Itself"

						"The Innocent Young Man"

					May

						"The President Goes Fishing"

						"The Babes in the Woods Grow Up"

						"Convoys"

						On Charles A. Lindbergh

BOX 112					June

						11, "An Innocent Abroad"

						11, "Federal Mine Inspection"

						17, "Postage Stamps"

					Aug. 15, "The Great Expert"

					Sept. 30, "Newspaper Week"

					Oct.

						12, "Charles Lindbergh, Knight of the German Eagle"

						18, "That Oil Shortage"

					Dec.

						"Americans Are Aroused"

						"Sec. Ickes Comments on the Japanese War"

				1942

					Jan.

						29, "Oil"

						31, "Am I an Alarmist?"

					Feb 20, Collier's article

BOX 113					Mar.

						"President Roosevelt"

						"American Cities Comrade in Mobilization"

					Apr.

						10, "Resources for Victory"

						24, "National Reich-Church, Alfred Rosenburg”

					June

						24, "Enemy Votes"

						"Criticism: The Lifeblood of Democracy"

					July

						28, "The Federal Diary

						"Rubber to Stretch"

					Aug.

						8, "Plenty of Oil, But How to Get It?"

						"Bastion and Last Frontier"

						"The Battle of Oil"

						"Hitler Reaches for the World's Oil Supply"

						"I Told You So"

BOX 114					Sept., "How to Keep Warm This Winter"

					Oct. 24, "Francais D'amerique"

					Nov.

						6, "Oil War"

						"Oil for Victory"

						"Dead Emperors Are Hard to Kill"

					Dec.

						4, "Oil Goes to War"

						7, "Resources for Victory"

						"Mobilizing the Fisheries for War"

				1943

					Jan., "Praises Aid of Oil Industry"

					Feb.

						20, "Watch Out for Women"

						26, "Russia, an Old Friend"

					Mar. 27, "Confessions of a Sourpuss"

					Apr.

						12, "Oil Supply"

						"Conservation in Wartime"

						"The Cold, Hard Facts about Oil"

						"Coal's New Horizons"

					May

						17, "President Roosevelt, a Great Democratic Leader"

						"Navy Needs Oil"

					June

						"Oil Crisis Ahead"

						"The Fifth Freedom"

						"A Memo to My Successor"

						"Union Now"

BOX 115					July

						25, "Go Ahead and Cuss Me"

						27, "Statement by Petroleum Administrator for War"

					Aug.

						14, "What Is a New Dealer?"

						20, "O'Donnell"

						27, Coal article

						30, "Significance of Big Inch"

						31, "If I Were Martin Dies, M.C."

						"What the U.S.A. Is Worth"

						"The Answer Is: We're Winning"

BOX 116					Sept.

						2, "A Change Has Come Over Uncle Sam"

						11, "What's Ahead for the Motorist?"

						11, "Jam on the Brakes"

						"Are We Nearing the End of the Gasoline Age?"

					Nov., "How Free Is Free Enterprise?"

					Dec.

						4, "Oil from Coal, A Must for America"

						5, "Veterans, Here's Your Empire!"

				1944

					Jan.

						15, "Indians Have a Name for Hitler"

						16, "In Defense of Bureaucrats"

						"We're Running Out of Oil"

					Mar.

						19, "Most Exciting Moment of My Life"

						25, "How Free Is Free Enterprise?"

					May 8, "Testifying before Congress"

					June

						4, "Soviet Russia Today"

						5, Negro Digest article

					July 21, "Free Farmers or Vassals"

					Aug.

						25, "It Is the Heart That Counts"

						"The Appetite for Land"

					Oct. 1, "Thomas E. Dewey"

					Nov.

						"On Free Enterprise"

BOX 117						"Clear It with Claire"

					Dec.

						2, "Oil and Peace"

						15, "Where the Coal Has Gone"

						16, "Beyond Victory's Horizons"

						19, "Uncle Scrooge"

						20, "The Job of the Labor Press"

						20, "Alaska"

				1945

					Feb., "In Defense of Bureaucracy"

					Mar.

						15, "Petroleum"

						"Do We Need More Bureaucrats?"

					May, "We Want No Tissue Paper Peace"

					June 7, "Uncle Scrooge"

					July

						6, "100 Octane Madness"

						18, "An Invitation to Bungling"

						24, "Can the Philippines Stand Alone?"

BOX 118					Aug. 30, "Substituting for Drew Pearson"

					Sept. 15, "Coal or Chaos in Europe"

					Oct. 31, "Funny Man O'Donnell"

					Dec.

						20, "Let's Be Fair to Puerto Rico"

						30, "My Pet Peeves"

						"The War and Our Vanished Resources"

						"How to Set the American Indian Free"

						"The Next War, 1970"

				1946

					Jan.

						3, Oil articles

						10, "Our New Frontiers"

					Feb.

						3, "Let's Open the Doors of Alaska"

						23, "Underwater Wealth"

BOX 119			Set III

				1934, "Happier Living for All"

				circa 1938, Re municipal projects

				circa 1940

					"Why America Will Reelect Roosevelt"

					"Why the People's Government Should Be Reelected"

				circa 1942

					Public Works Administration and national defense

					"Oil Makes the War Go, So What about It?"

				1943

					"Women Can Help Write the Peace"

				circa 1943

					Coal crisis

					Curmudgeon

					"A March Back to Jobs"

					"The Future of the Nation Is at Stake"

				Undated

					"America Is Neutral"

					"Anyhow, Gasoline Is Indispensable"

					"Autobiography of a Curmudgeon"

					"A Change Has Come Over Uncle Sam"

					Chicago politics

					"The Coal We Burn"

					"Congress Needs Its Own Intelligence Service"

					Conservation

					Conversion of wartime to peacetime

					"A Democratic Peace"

					"Draft of a Letter to Bill Cunningham"

					"Ex-Creatures of Habit"

					Exiles and criticism of America

					"The Fifth Freedom"

					"Free Speech Is Still Free"

					Government's checks and balances

					Ickes's appointment to Interior Department; oil policy; and Franklin D. Roosevelt

					"Justice Sees Again..."

					Letter writing

					Lindbergh, Charles A.

					McCarthy, Joseph R.

					"The Most Exciting Moments of My Life"

					"Mr. Willkie, Crusader"

					"New Frontiers"

					Newspaper criticisms; oil policy; administrator of Public Works Administration; and helium

BOX 120					Oil

					"One Man against the Press"

					Pinchot, Gifford

					Politics

					The press

					"Rebuilding America"

					Reclamation

					Responsibilities of the Interior Department

					"Rivers of Strength in War and Peace"

					"Rubber to Stretch"

					Tax case

					Water

					"Why I Am against the Texas-Florida Barge Canal"

					Women in Ickes's life

					Fragments

BOX 121		Associations

			1933-1938

BOX 122			1939-1940, Aug.

BOX 123			1940, Sept.-1942

BOX 124			1943-1946

		Automobile accident, 1936-1937

		Bills, 1938, 1943

		Biographical

			1933-1938

BOX 125			1939-1946

		Board of Economic Warfare, 1942-1945

BOX 126		Books and pamphlets

			General correspondence

				1933-1940, May

				1940, June-1945, Oct.

BOX 127				1945, Nov.-1946, Feb.

			Annual report, 1938-1939

			American planning, 1945

			America's House of Lords

				1939, Feb.-Sept.

BOX 128				1939, Oct.-1946, Jan.

BOX 129				Drafts

					Nos. 1-17

					Various

			Autobiography of a Curmudgeon

				Correspondence, 1942-1946

BOX 130				Chapter drafts, nos. 1-17

				Annotated version (revisions)

					Nos. 1-14

BOX 131					Nos. 15-17

				Carbon copies, chapters 1-9, 15-17

				Footnotes

				Mimeograph copy, chapter 17

				List of copies sent

			Back to Work, correspondence, 1934-1945

			Battle for Coal

				Correspondence, 1943-1946

BOX 132				Draft
					(4 folders)
BOX 133					(4 folders)

BOX 134			Charles A. Lindbergh

				Correspondence, 1941-1944

				Draft, typed

			Fightin' Oil

				Correspondence, 1941-1946

				Galley proofs

				Typescripts

BOX 135			Freedom of the Press Today

				Correspondence, 1940-1945

				Permission to quote

				Introduction

					Drafts, typed
						(1 folder)
BOX 136						(1 folder)

					Galley proofs

				Contributing essays

			The New Democracy

				Correspondence, 1934-1945

BOX 137				Draft, typed

				Galley proofs

			Not Guilty

				Correspondence, 1940-1945

				Pamphlet, 1940

			Oklahoma's Irrepressible Conflict, undated

			On peace, proposed, draft of chapter 1, circa 1945

			Pinch or Plenty

				Correspondence, 1944-1946

BOX 138				Drafts of chapters

			Reply to Frederich Hayek's Road to Serfdom See Container 127, American planning

			The Third Term Bugaboo

				Correspondence, 1940-1943

BOX 139				Drafts, typed

				Proofs

			Works for the Public, undated

BOX 140		Boulder Dam, Colorado River, Arizona-Nevada border, 1933

		Burlew, E. K., 1934-1944

		Bureau of Mines, 1933-1945

		Cabinet meeting agenda, 1945

BOX 141		Calendar

			1933, Mar.-1935, May

BOX 142			1935, June-1938, June

BOX 143			1938, July-1941, May

BOX 144			1941, June-1943, Dec.

BOX 145			1944, Jan.-1946, Feb.

BOX 146		Carl Schurz Memorial Foundation, 1934-1940

		Central Valley project, 1945

		Chapman, Oscar, 1945

		Chicago Daily News, 1944

		Chicago Sanitary District, Chicago, Ill., 1933-1939

		Chicago subway, Chicago, Ill., 1938-1944

		Chicago Sun, 1943

		Chicago Tribune

			1934-1941

BOX 147			1942, July-1945

		Clubs, 1933-1941

BOX 148		Coal, 1933-1945

		Coal strike

			1943, Feb.-June

BOX 149			1943, July-1944

		Colorado River Authority, 1936

		Colorado River Basin, 1941

		Columnists, 1935-1941

		Commerce, 1933-1939

		Communications

			Padover, Saul K., 1938-1943

			Sanborn, J., 1944

		Complimentary

			1933

BOX 150			1934-1939, June

BOX 151			1939, July-1946

		Condolences

			1939-1942

BOX 152			1943-1944

		Congratulations

			1933, Mar. 1-9

BOX 153			1933, Mar. 10-1938, May

BOX 154			1938, June-1943

BOX 155			1944-1945

		Conservation, 1935-1946

		Contributions, 1935-1938

		Dahlias

			1933-1935, Jan.

BOX 156			1935, Feb.-1944

		Departmental orders

			1935, July-1944, Mar.

BOX 157			1944, Apr.-1945, Dec.

		Dewey, Thomas E., call for resignation of Ickes, 1937-1944

		Dies Committee and civil liberties, 1938-1943

		Digest of daily broadcasts, 1941

		Distortion and sensationalism, 1941

		Dulles, John Foster, 1944

		Editorials

			1933-1935

BOX 158			1936-1946

		Education, 1933-1943

		Elk Hills, Calif., 1943-1944

		Engagements, 1934-1942

		Family and relations, 1938-1940

BOX 159		Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works, 1933-1935

		Federal Home Loan Bank Board, 1933-1939

		Federal Surplus Relief Corp., 1933-1934

		First National Bank, 1933-1943

		Fish and Wildlife Service, 1944-1945

		Foreign oil policy, 1943

		Friends

			Abells, Harry D., 1933-1936

			Akers, Milburn P., 1942-1945

			Albright, Horace M., 1933-1946

			Allen, Henry J., 1942-1943

			Bigelow, Harry A., 1933-1939

			Blackburn, Thomas B., 1933-1936

			Boettiger, Anna Roosevelt and John, 1941-1945 See also Container 47, same heading and Container 27, Roosevelt, Anna

BOX 160			Braman, Mary R., 1939-1946

			Chapman, Oscar, 1933

			Chase, Charles W., 1933-1938

			Corcoran, Thomas G., 1941-1943

			Denvir, James, 1933-1939

			Douglas, Emily Taft, 1944-1945

			Douglas, Helen Gahagan, 1940-1946

			Douglas, Paul H., 1933, 1941-1945

			Earley, James A., 1936-1942

BOX 161			Ford, Jennie G., 1933

			Fortas, Abe, 1942-1945

			Hopkins, Harry, 1938

			Johnson, Hiram, 1933-1943

			Johnson, Hugh S., 1933-1938

			Johnson, Lyndon B., 1942-1944

			Knox, Frank

				1933-1935

BOX 162				1936-1944

			LeHand, Marguerite, 1943-1944

			Merriam, Charles E., 1933-1945

			Mosser, Stacy C., 1942-1944

			Perigord, Paul, 1940-1945

			Pinchot, Gifford and Cornelia, 1933-1940

			Robins, Margaret and Raymond

				1933, Oct.-1939, Oct.

BOX 163				1939, Nov.-1945, Feb.

			Rosenberg, Moe, 1934

			Rutter, William Max, 1933-1941

BOX 164			Stimson, Henry Lewis, 1945

			Straus, Francis Howe, 1945

			Straus, Michael W., 1933-1945

			Straus, Nathan, 1935-1939

			Thompson, Charles, 1933-1940

			Tyler, Mary, 1933-1937

			West, Charles, 1937-1942

		Gannett, Frank, 1939-1940

		Gasoline and fuel oil shortages, 1941

			Senate hearings

			Speeches by Ickes

		Genealogy

			1933

BOX 165			1934-1946

		General Land Office, 1943-1945

BOX 166		General Printing Co., 1933-1940

		Geographical names, 1944

		Geological surveys, 1933-1945

		Government and business, 1939-1940

		Grazing, 1944

		Great Lakes, 1933-1935

		Greetings

			1933-1940

BOX 167		Greetings

			1941-1945

		Havenstrite, R. E., 1941

		Hawaii, 1933-1945

		Helium, 1936-1938, undated

		House, H. G., 1933, undated

		Housing

			1933-1937

BOX 168			1938-1942

		Ickes, Anna W., estate, 1935, undated

		Income tax, 1933-1936

		Indian Office, 1935

		Indians, 1933-1946

		Information Digest, Office of War Information, 1942-1943

		International commodity agreements, 1944

		International Latex Corp., 1945

BOX 169		Interviews

			1933, Mar.-Dec.

BOX 170			1934, Jan.-Sept.

BOX 171			1934, Oct.-1935, Aug.

BOX 172			1935, Sept.-1937, Jan.

BOX 173			1937, Feb.- 1938, Aug.

BOX 174			1938, Sept.-1939, May

BOX 175			1939, June-1940, Dec.

BOX 176			1941, Jan.-1942, Mar.

BOX 177			1942, Apr.-1944, Dec.

BOX 178			1945, Jan.-1946, Feb.

			Memoranda concerning

				1938, Jan.-Oct.

BOX 179				1938, Nov.-1944, Feb.

		Introductions

			1933, Mar.-July

BOX 180			1933, Aug.-1945

		Invitations

			1933, Feb.-Apr. 10

BOX 181			1933, Apr. 11-Sept.

BOX 182			1933, Oct.-1934, Feb.

BOX 183			1934

				Mar.-May

BOX 184				June-Oct. 15

BOX 185			1934, Oct. 16-1935, Mar.

BOX 186			1935, Apr.-Sept.

BOX 187			1935, Oct.-1936, Mar.

BOX 188			1936, Apr.-Sept. 14

BOX 189			1936, Sept. 15-1937, Mar.

BOX 190			1937, Apr.-Oct 18.

BOX 191			1937, Oct. 19-1938, Mar. 14

BOX 192			1938, Mar. 15-Sept. 16

BOX 193			1938, Sept. 17-1939, 15 Jan.

BOX 194			1939

				Jan.16-May 15

BOX 195				May 16-Sept.

BOX 196			1939, Oct.-1940, Feb.

BOX 197			1940, Mar.-June

BOX 198			1940, Aug.-1941, Jan.

BOX 199			1941, Feb.-Aug.

BOX 200			1941, Aug. 15-1942, Mar.

BOX 201			1942, Apr.-1943, Mar.

BOX 202			1943, Apr.-1944, Mar.

BOX 203			1944, Apr.-1945, Feb. 15

BOX 204			1945, Feb. 16-1946, Feb.

BOX 205		Johnson, Jed, 1944

		Justice Department

			1933-1943

BOX 206			1944-1945

		Labor, 1933-1946

		McNary, Charles

		"Minerals and Power to Win the War and Develop the West," development program, 1942

BOX 207		Miscellany

			1933, Mar.-1934, Feb.

BOX 208			1934, Mar.-1935, July

BOX 209			1935, Aug.-1938, May

BOX 210			1938, June-1940

BOX 211			1941-1944, May

BOX 212			1944, June-1946

		Missouri River Basin Valley Authority, 1944-1945

		Motion pictures, 1933-1943

		National Emergency Council, 1935

		National Industrial Recovery Act, 1933

		National Joint Wage Conference of Mine Workers and Mine Operators, 1943

		National Power Policy Committee, 1934-1939

		National Resources Board, 1935

		Navy

			1933-1939

BOX 213			1940-1946

			Henshaw, John M., 1935-1945

		Negroes, 1933-1945

		"New Deal," 1944-1945

		Newspaper columnists, 1941

		Newspaper criticisms

			1933-Oct. 1940

BOX 214			1940, Nov.-Dec. 15

BOX 215			1940, Dec. 16-1945

		Notes for memoranda

			1939, Dec.-1942, June

BOX 216			1942, July-1946, Feb.

		Oakland Tribune, 1928-1939

		Office of Price Information, 1943-1945

		Office of War Information, 1942-1943

BOX 217		Oil

			1933-1934

BOX 218			1935-1939

BOX 219			1940-1941

BOX 220			1942-1943, May

BOX 221			1943, June-1946

			Committee, Senate hearings, 1944

			Exports, 1936

			Miscellany, undated

			Octane 100, 1941-1946

			Rationing

				1942

BOX 222				1943-1944

			Russia, 1942

			Shalelands, 1933-1935

			Teapot Dome, 1940

		Parks, 1933-1946

BOX 223		Pauley, Edwin W., 1939-1946

			Correspondence

			Senate hearings

				Vols. 1-4

BOX 224				Vols. 5-9

BOX 225				Vols. 10-14

BOX 226				Chronology and mimeographed correspondence

		Peale, Norman Vincent, 1944

		Petroleum Administration for War, John W. Frey, 1945

		Petroleum Coordinator for National Defense, 1940-1941

		Philippines, 1933-1946

		Phillips, William W., 1935

		Pinchot, Amos, 1936

		Pinchot-Ickes controversy, 1933-1940

BOX 227		Poems, 1933-1946

		Political

			Chronological file

				1933, Mar.-1934

BOX 228				1934, Mar.-1935, Feb.

BOX 229				1935, Mar.-1936, May

BOX 230				1936, June 15-Oct. 15

BOX 231				1936, Oct. 16-1938, Aug.

BOX 232				1938, Sept.-1939, Feb.

BOX 233				1939, Mar.-1940, Mar.

BOX 234				1940

					Apr.-July

BOX 235					Aug.-Oct. 24

BOX 236				1940, Oct. 25-1942, Apr.

BOX 237				1942, May-1944, Sept.

BOX 238				1944, Oct.-Nov.18

BOX 239				1944, Nov. 19-1946, Feb.

			Individuals

				Carter, Amon E., 1940

				Dewey, Thomas E., 1944

				Harding, Maude, 1936

				Willkie, Wendell

					1934, Dec.-1940, Aug.

BOX 240					1940, Sept.-1944

			Topical file

				Campaign expenses, 1936-1940

BOX 241				Democratic National Committee, 1933

				Drafts, 1944

				Resignation, 1945-1946

BOX 242		Post Office Department, 1933-1944

		Power, 1941-1945

		Presents

			1933-1934

BOX 243			1935-1940

BOX 244			1941-1946

		Presidential campaign, 1936

			July-Aug. 14

BOX 245			Aug. 15-Sept. 13

BOX 246			Sept. 14-Oct. 31

		Press clippings, 1933-1935

		Press conferences

			1941-1942, May

BOX 247			1942, June-1946

		Press releases, 1934-1945

		Prohibition, 1933

		Propaganda Committee, U.S. government, 1940

		Public utilities

			1933-1935

BOX 248			1936-1941

		Public works

			1933

				June-Oct. 25

BOX 249				Oct. 26-Dec. 10 See also Oversize

BOX 250			1933, Dec. 11-1934, Mar.

BOX 251			1934, Apr.-Oct.

BOX 252			1934, Nov.-1935, Sept.

BOX 253			1935, Oct.-1936

BOX 254			1937-1939, Apr.

BOX 255			1939, May-1946

			Allotments, 1935

			Congressional speeches, 1936

			Department of the Interior, order no. 685, 1933-1938

			Ship-to-shore radio dispatches, 1935

		Puerto Rico

			1934-1936

BOX 256			1937-1946

BOX 257			Crozier article, 1945

			Palm Sunday massacre at Ponce, Mar.-June 1937

			Report of progress, 1935-1939

		Radio, 1933-1945

		Rails, 1933-1943

BOX 258		Reclamaton, 1933-1946

		Recommendations

			1933, Mar.-Sept.

BOX 259			1933, Oct.-1941

BOX 260			1942, Jan.-1945

		Reconstruction Finance Corp., 1933-1942

		Reforestation, 1933

BOX 261		Reindeer, 1933-1940

		Reorganization, 1933-1945

		Resignation, 1946

			Correpondence

				A-Bl

BOX 262				Bo-F

BOX 263				G-L

BOX 264				M-Sh

BOX 265				Si-Z

			Drafts of letters

				1945, July

				1946, Feb.

			Film, 1946

			Press conference, 1945

		Roosevelt, Franklin D., 1936, 1941-1945

BOX 266		Rubber, 1940-1943

		Rural Electrification Administration, 1943-1945

		St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 1941

		Sense, 1945

		Soil erosion, 1933-1940

		Spanish embargo, 1939

BOX 267		Speeches

			Index to speeches, undated

			General correspondence, 1933-1944

				A-G

BOX 268				He-Mu

BOX 269				N-Z

			Nos. 1-10, 1933, Jan. 27-June 10

BOX 270			Nos. 11-27, 1933, June 10-Oct. 29

BOX 271			Nos. 28-35, 1933, Nov. 3-1934, Feb. 24

BOX 272			Nos. 35-46, 1934, Feb. 24-June 16

BOX 273			Nos. 47-58A, 1934, June 18-Oct. 27

BOX 274			Nos. 59-68, 1934, Oct. 28-1935, Feb. 12

BOX 275			Nos. 69-81, 1935, Feb. 12-May 23

BOX 276			Nos. 82-90, 1935, May 24-Nov. 25

BOX 277			Nos. 91-93, 1935, Dec. 4-1936, Jan. 4

BOX 278			Nos. 94-97, 1936, Jan. 22-Feb. 26

BOX 279			Nos. 97-102, 1936, Feb. 26-Mar. 20

BOX 280			Nos. 103-110, 1936, Apr. 6-May 24

BOX 281			Nos. 110-114, 1936, May 24-July 3

BOX 282			Nos. 115-119, 1936, July 11-Aug. 3

BOX 283			Nos. 119-120, 1936, Aug. 3-8

BOX 284			Nos. 120-121, 1936, Aug. 8

BOX 285			Nos. 121-125, 1936, Sept. 10-Oct. 9

BOX 286			Nos. 126-128, 1936, Oct. 19-20

BOX 287			Nos. 128-131, 1936, Oct. 20-27

BOX 288			Nos. 132-136, 1936, Oct. 28-Dec. 7

BOX 289			Nos. 137-143, 1936, Dec. 10-1937, Feb. 22

BOX 290			Nos. 144-147, 1937, Feb. 22-Mar. 27

BOX 291			Nos. 147-151, 1937, Mar. 27-Apr. 10

BOX 292			Nos. 151-159, 1937, Apr. 10-June 10

BOX 293			Nos. 160-165, 1937, Aug. 20-Oct. 22

BOX 294			Nos. 165-168, 1937, Oct. 22- Dec. 8

BOX 295			Nos. 168-171, 1937, Dec. 8-30

BOX 296			No. 171, 1937, Dec. 30
				(7 folders)
BOX 297				(6 folders)
BOX 298				(6 folders)
BOX 299				(7 folders)

BOX 300			Nos. 171-172, 1937, Dec. 30-1938, Jan. 8

BOX 301			Nos. 172-176, 1938, Jan. 8-23

BOX 302			Nos. 176-179, 1938, Jan. 23-Apr. 3

BOX 303			Nos. 179-182, 1938, Apr. 3-July 7

BOX 304			Nos. 182-186, 1938, July 7-Sept. 30

BOX 305			Nos. 187-193, 1938, Oct. 7-19

BOX 306			Nos. 193-198, 1938, Oct. 19-Nov. 14

BOX 307			Nos. 198-203, 1938, Nov. 14-Dec. 18

BOX 308			No. 203, 1938, Dec. 18

BOX 309			Nos. 203-206, 1938, Dec. 18-1939, Jan. 12

BOX 310			No. 206, 1939, Jan. 12
				(6 folders)
BOX 311				(6 folders)
BOX 312				(7 folders)

BOX 313			Nos. 207-214, 1939, Jan. 15-Feb. 10

BOX 314			Nos. 214-218, 1939, Feb. 10-27

BOX 315			Nos. 218-221, 1939, Feb. 27-Apr. 9

BOX 316			Nos. 222-223, 1939, Apr. 9-26

BOX 317			Nos. 223-231, 1939, Apr. 26-Sept. 11

BOX 318			Nos. 232-238, 1939, Oct. 5-Nov. 16

BOX 319			No. 238, 1939, Nov. 16 See also Container 486, Responses to American Automobile Association speech

BOX 320			Nos. 238-239, 1939, Nov. 16-Dec. 11

BOX 321			Nos. 240-248, 1939, Dec. 28-1940, Apr. 14

BOX 322			Nos. 249-257, 1940, May 13-July 4

BOX 323			Nos. 257-259, 1940, July 4-Aug. 19

BOX 324			No. 259, 1940, Aug. 19
				(7 folders)
BOX 325				(6 folders)
BOX 326				(7 folders)

BOX 327			Nos. 259-261, 1940, Aug. 19-Sept. 15

BOX 328			Nos. 261-265, 1940, Sept. 15-Oct. 15

BOX 329			Nos. 266-270, 1940, Oct. 18- Nov. 1

BOX 330			Nos. 270-275, 1940, Nov. 1-Dec. 17

BOX 331			Nos. 275-279, 1940, Dec. 17-1941, Feb. 25

BOX 332			No. 279, 1941, Feb. 25

BOX 333			Nos. 279-282, 1941, Feb. 25-Apr. 13

BOX 334			Nos. 282-285, 1941, Apr. 13-May 18

BOX 335			Nos. 285-291, 1941, May 18-June 26

BOX 336			No. 291, 1941, June 16
				(6 folders)
BOX 337				(8 folders)

BOX 338			No. 292, 1941, July 14
				(5 folders)
BOX 339				(5 folders)

BOX 340			Nos. 292-293, 1941, July 14-23

BOX 341			Nos. 294-301, 1941, July 28- Nov. 4

BOX 342			Nos. 302-315, 1941, Nov. 16-1942, Apr. 3

BOX 343			Nos. 316-333, 1942, May 1-Oct. 7

BOX 344			Nos. 334-349, 1941, Oct. 21-1943, Jan. 20

BOX 345			Nos. 350-366, 1943, Jan. 20-Apr. 12

BOX 346			Nos. 367-382, 1943, Apr. 14-June 30

BOX 347			Nos. 383-398, 1943, July 10-Nov. 8

BOX 348			Nos. 398-415, 1943, Nov. 8-1944, Feb. 28

BOX 349			Nos. 416-426, 1944, Feb. 28-June 5

BOX 350			Nos. 427-436, 1944, June 7-Sept. 12

BOX 351			Nos. 437-443, 1944, Sept. 18-Oct. 16

BOX 352			Nos. 444-451, 1944, Oct. 23-Nov. 24

BOX 353			Nos. 452-469, 1944, Nov. 29-1945, June 25

BOX 354			Nos. 470-478, 1945, July 26-Nov. 14

BOX 355			Nos. 479-491, 1945, Nov. 14-1946

			Miscellaneous, 1937-1940, undated

BOX 356		Speeding, 1943-1945

		Sponsor requests, 1945-1946

		Stamps

			1933-1934, May

BOX 357			1934, June-1936

BOX 358			1937-1939, May

BOX 359			1939, June-1941

BOX 360			1942-1946

		State Department

			1933-1937

BOX 361			1938-1939

BOX 362			1940-1946

BOX 363		Subsistence homesteads, 1933-1935

		Surplus Property Administration, 1945

BOX 364		“Suspense, indefinite,” miscellaneous correspondence, memoranda, and report, 1941-1945

		Taxes, 1933-1936

		Telegrams, 1933-1939

		Tennessee Valley Authority, 1933-1935

		Tidelands, 1945-1946

		Travel expenses, 1933-1944

BOX 365		Travel vouchers, 1937-1945

		Treasury Department

			1933-1939

BOX 366			1940-1944

		Tripp, Frank, 1940

		Trips

			1933-1935

BOX 367			1936-1940

BOX 368			1941-1945

		Truman, Harry S., 1946

		United Nations, 1945-1946

		Vandenberg, Arthur H., 1940

		Veterans Bureau, 1933-1941

BOX 369		Virgin Islands, 1933-1945
			(6 folders)
BOX 370			(3 folders)

BOX 371		War

			Chronological file

				1933-1940, Aug.

BOX 372				1940, Sept.-1941, Mar.

BOX 373				1941

					Apr.-June

BOX 374					July-Dec.

BOX 375				1942

BOX 376				1943-1946

BOX 377			Topical file

				Bergman, Alfred

					1938-Sept. 1940

BOX 378					Oct. 1940-1941

BOX 379					1942-1943

				French soldier, 1940

				National Morale Committee, 1940-1943

BOX 380				"Save Europe's Children," 1940

		War Labor Board, 1943-1944

		War Production Board, 1942-1945

		War Relocation Authority, 1944

		Western United States, undated

		White House press conferences, 1933-1937

		Willkie, Wendell L., criticism of, 1940

		Work Allotment Division, 1935

BOX 381-394	Legal File, 1877-1952
		Letters received, copies of letters sent, legal briefs, indentures, trial transcripts, affidavits, decrees, and business documents.
		Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent, case, client, business, or association. Correspondence is arranged separately. Most of the material predates 1933.

BOX 381		Correspondence, 1905-1952

			American Association of Creamery and Butter Manufacturers v. Blanford, 1916

			American Carrera Marble Co., 1921-1924

			Armstrong, J. A., 1912-1913

			Bartlett-Hubbard Co., 1925-1926

			Bass and Co. v. Morriss, 1920

			Bill to establish Chicago Sanitary Board

			Boardman v. McCabe, 1915

			Bowling v. Waller, 1925

			Brown v. Harris, 1912-1914

			Brubaker v. Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad Co.

			Bruce, Gloria or Delloris, Iroquois fire disaster, 1921

			Charles R. Lull Co. v. Ardvison, 1909

			Charles R. Lull Co. v. Williams, Barker and Severn Co., 1908-1909

			Chicago Neostyle Envelope Co. v. Progressive Republican League, 1912-1913

			City of Chicago v. Starr, 1914

			City of Chicago v. Rozhoff, 1913-1914

			Cook v. Brazgo, 1908

			Diettrich, Frank, Frederick, and Mary, 1928-1933

			Diettrich, Hattie, 1929-1935

			Donoghue v. Dempsey, 1914

			Emery v. Mayhew, 1911

			Evans v. National Post Co., 1912

			Faultless Milk Co. v. Reed, 1908-1909

			Frisco Lines v. Northern Produce Co., 1911

			Gibbons v. Gibbons, 1907-1911

			Greene-Mueller Co. v. McCune, 1923

			Guilhem v. Northern Egg Co., 1914

BOX 382			Hardie v. Aldrich, 1912

			Harper, F. E., divorce case, 1912

			Hook, Inghram D., 1924-1926

			Horne, Isabel Charlotte

				1948-1951, Apr.

BOX 383				1951, May-1952, Feb.

			Illinois Birth Control League, 1928-1929

			Isaacs v. Ickes, 1915-1916

			Johnson, Anna and Howard, 1929

			Ketler-Elliott Erection Co., 1917

			King, Michael, estate, 1906-1920

			London and Lancashire Indemnity Co., 1925

			Lull v. Crittenden, 1919-1921

			MacIntyre, George H., 1946-1947

			Malmin v. Ickes, 1933-1936

BOX 384			Mandeville, Maurice, 1912-1913

			Mandeville, Paul, 1909-1916

			McCormick, Joseph Medill, Fruitvale Co., 1914

			McCormick, Medill, election contest, 1913-1916

			McCune, Mary S., 1923-1925

			McCune v. Thomas, 1926-1932

			Mears v. Lehman, 1908-1911

			Miles v. Miles, 1909-1910

			Miner Laboratories, 1918-1926

			Moran, Deborah, 1916

			Morgan Park claims case, 1908-1909

			Morris, Charles, estate, 1913

			Moseley v. Ickes, 1916-1917

			Munro, Fayette Smith, election contest, 1913-1914

			Myer, Monfort, 1910

			Northern Egg Co. v. Silverstein, 1914

			Northern Egg Co. succeeding Northern Produce Co., 1908-1912

			Northern Produce Exchange v. American Butter and Cheese Co., 1909-1910

			Northern Produce Exchange v. Mansfield, 1907

			People ex rel. Carpenter v. Dever, 1923-1925

			People v. Rosenfield, 1917

BOX 385			Perry v. Perry, 1913-1920

			Pinchot v. Busse, 1914-1917

BOX 386			Pinchot v. O'Gara, 1905-1916

			Producers Distributing Co., 1911-1919

			Progressive Republican League v. Heison, 1912-1914

			Reger v. Perry, 1912-1913

			Riverview v. Progressive Party, 1915

			Robins v. Alden, 1920

			Robins v. Rininger Estate, 1912-1917

			Robins v. Sonsteby, 1912-1917

			Robins, Margaret and Raymond, 1907-1914

			Sample v. Farson, 1913

			Sample Lumber Co. v. Leonard Lumber Co., 1911-1912

			Sample Lumber Co., v. Lincoln Lumber Mill, 1911

			Scofield v. Illinois Central Railroad Co., 1909-1910

			Sherman, Caroline K., estate, 1930

BOX 387			Smith v. Robins, 1946

			Spudeas v. Spudeas, 1909-1910

			Sullivan, Margaret, will, 1909

			Surquist v. Woll, 1911

			Suwalsky v. Welday, 1909-1910

			Tebbetts, Elizabeth, estate, 1929-1931

			Thomas J. Bolger and Co., 1909

			Thompson, Anna W., 1910-1911

			Thompson, Frances, 1908-1909

			Tidelands, 1947-1950

			U.S. Broom and Brush Co. v. International Broom and Whiskmakers Union, 1914

			United States v. Helen Gurley Flynn, 1951

			Waring v. Furey, 1907-1909

			Wheeler, Ada G., 1913-1915, 1925-1929

			White v. Tailors, Cleaners, and Dyers Association, 1912-1914

			William W. Haupt, Inc., 1927-1931

			Miscellaneous litigation, 1930-1932

BOX 388		Briefs and documents, 1877-1952

			Averbuch, Jeremiah, 1908

			Bill to establish Chicago Sanitary Board, Chicago, Ill., 1929-1930

			Boies, Margaret A., 1877-1883

			Brown v. Harris, 1912

			City of Chicago v. Starr, 1914

BOX 389			Rozhkoff, 1913-1914

			Conley v. Ickes, 1928-1929

			Cook v. Brazgo, 1908

			Diettrich, Frank, Frederick, and Mary, 1928-1933

			Diettrich, Hattie, 1929-1935

			Donoghue v. Dempsey, 1914

			Forsberg v. Forsberg, 1915

			Georgs v. Klafta, 1919

			Gibbons v. Gibbons, 1907-1911

			Horne, Isabel Charlotte, 1948-1952

			Ickes v. Thompson, 1911

			King, Michael, estate, 1906-1920

			Lull v. Crittenden, 1919-1921

			Lynch v. General News Bureau, 1934

			MacIntyre v. United States, 1947

BOX 390			Malmin v. Ickes, 1933-1936

			McCormick, Medill, election contest, 1913-1916

			Mears v. Lehman, 1908-1911

			Munro, Fayette S., election, 1913-1914

			North, Robert L., 1899-1907

			Orsinger v. Orsinger, 1910

			P. Nacey and Co. v. Ickes, 1919-1920
				(3 folders)
BOX 391				(4 folders)

			People ex. rel. Carpenter v. Dever, 1923-1925

			People v. Rosenfeld, 1917

			People v. Rozhkoff, 1913

			Perry v. Perry, 1913-1920
				(2 folders)
BOX 392				(7 folders)

			Pinchot v. Busse, 1914-1917

			Pinchot v. O'Gara, 1905-1916
				(3 folders)
BOX 393				(3 folders)

			“Presidential Primaries, Federal Requirement and Regulation Constitutionality,” memorandum of law, undated

			Producers Distributing Co., 1911-1919

			Progressive Republican League v. Heisen, 1912-1914

			Reger v. Perry, 1912-1913

			Robins, Raymond, 1907-1920

			Smith v. Gilmore, 1924

			Smith v. McDonald, 1924

BOX 394			Smith v. Wilmarth Co., 1924

			Smith v. Robins

			Spudeas v. Spudeas, 1909-1910

			Tebbetts, Elizabeth, 1929-1931

			Thompson, Anna W., 1910-1911

			Thompson, John R., 1910

			Tidelands, 1947-1950

			United States Broom and Brush Co. v. International Broom and Whiskmakers Union, 1914

			United States v. Flynn, 1951

			Vidler, Pauline Bullard, 1932

			Waring v. Furey, 1907-1909

			William W. Haupt, Inc., 1927-1931

			Wilmarth v. Congress Hotel Co., 1892

BOX 395-405	Subject File, 1905-1952
		Reports, memoranda, documents relating to Senate hearings, press releases, lists, newspaper clippings, notes, statements, articles, and correspondence.
		Arranged alphabetically by subject. Organized in two periods, 1905-1933 and 1946-1952.

BOX 395		1905-1933, undated

			California Natural Gas and Development Corp., 1920-1932

			Courtney, Thomas J., state's attorney campaign, 1932

			Dahlia, Anna W. Ickes

				Patent, 1932

				Catalogs, 1930-1938

			Electoral corruption practices, 1935, undated

			Johnson, Hiram, presidential campaign, 1924

				Ballots

				Correspondence, largely Hiram Johnson

				Delegates

				Delegates at large

				Expenses
					(2 folders)
BOX 396					(2 folders)

				Ex-Service Men's Republican League

				Itineraries

				Press clippings

				Printed matter

				Publicity

				Speeches

			La Follette, Robert M., presidential campaign, 1924

			Margill, Hugh S., senatorial campaign, 1926

			McCormick, Ruth Hanna, campaign, 1927-1928

			People's Protective League, 1922-1923

				Lists, bills

				Memoranda, resolutions

				Political statements

BOX 397				Printed matter

				Statements by Ickes

			People's Traction League, 1929-1930

				Articles

				Miscellany

				Press clippings

				Printed matter

			Politics, 1914-1919

			Progressive Party, 1915-1916

BOX 398			Roosevelt, Franklin D., presidential campaign, financial statements, 1932

			Roosevelt Memorial Association, 1919-1925

			Stamps

				1926-1930

BOX 399				1931-1933

			War service, Y.M.C.A., 1918

			Wheeler, Burton K., undated

		1946-1952, undated

			Addams, Jane, memorial dinner, 1949

			Alaska pulp project, 1947-1951

			Alaska statehood bill, 1950

			Altgeld, centenary, 1947-1948

			Aluminum, 1950-1951

			American Potash and Chemical Corp., 1946-1948

			Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science , 1951-1952

			Argentina, 1946

			Associations, 1946-1950

			Atomic energy, 1946-1949

			Big Inch pipeline, 1946

			Boulder Dam, Colorado River, Arizona-Nevada border, 1947, undated

			Bricker, John W., 1946

BOX 400			Charities, 1951-1952

			Chicago filtration plant, Chicago, Ill., 1950-1951

			China, 1946-1949

			Churchman, 1948-1949, undated

			Connally Act, undated

			Dewey, Thomas E., 1947

			Displaced persons, immigration, 1948-1950

			Dulles, John Foster, 1947-1950

			Ethnic affairs, 1946-1947

			Europe, 1946-1948

			Fish and wildlife, 1950

			Food, 1946-1948

			Genealogy, 1947, undated

			Germany, 1947-1948

			Grazing, Nicholson report, 1946

			Greece, 1946, undated

			Guam, 1946-1947

			Hawaii, 1948

			Helium, 1947

			Housing, 1947, undated

			Independent Citizens Committee, 1946-1947, undated

BOX 401			Indian bills, 1949-1950

			Indian claims and contracts, Curry, James E., 1950-1951

				Memoranda

				Press releases

				Statements

			Indians, 1946-1952

				Literature

				Memoranda

				Newspaper clippings

				Press releases

				Senate hearings

			Indonesia, 1947-1951

			Invitations, speaking engagements, 1949

			Isle Royale National Park, Mich., 1946

			Krug, Julius A., 1946-1947

			McCarran, Pat, 1946-1951

			Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge, N. Y., 1951

BOX 402			National Committee Against Limiting the Presidency, 1949-1951

			National defense, 1946, undated

			Negroes, 1946-1951

			Oil, 1946-1952

			Oil, policy, open letter to members of Congress, 1947

			Oil, Senate hearings, 1946-1952

			Overseas News Agency, 1947-1951

			Panama, 1948

			Panama Star-Herald, 1948

			Parks, 1946-1951

			Pauley, Edwin W., 1946-1948

			Petroleum Administrator for Defense, 1951-1952

			Philippines, 1946-1948

			Pollution, undated

			Post Office Department, 1946-1951

			Public power, 1946-1952

			Presidential election, 1948

			Propaganda, 1946

BOX 403			Proposed legislation, 1948-1949

			Radio, 1947-1950

			Reclamation, 1946-1951

				Memoranda

				Miscellany

			Roosevelt College, Chicago, Ill., 1949-1950

				Annual reports

				Board of trustees meetings

				Board of trustees, Executive Committee

				Miscellany

			Smedley, Agnes, 1949-1951

			Spain, 1947-1951

			Stamp sale, Edson J. Fifield, 1948-1949

			Stamps, 1946-1950

			Taxes, 1947-1951

BOX 404			Tidelands, 1946-1952

				Interior Department decisions and hearings

				Judicial decisions

				Newspaper clippings

BOX 405				Press releases

				Senate hearings

				Senate legislation

				Congressional legislation

				Miscellany

BOX 406-464	Speeches and Writings File, 1910-1952
		Annotated typewritten drafts of Ickes's memoirs, drafts and galley proofs of articles, drafts of speeches, annotated typewritten drafts and mimeographed copies of columns for the New York Post and the New Republic, incomplete drafts of books, printed and typed reading copies of his speeches while he was secretary of the interior, and correspondence.
		Arranged by type of material and chiefly chronologically thereunder. Memoirs, an unpublished book on planning, and articles for the Saturday Evening Post are available on microfilm. (Shelf no. 17, 063)

BOX 406		Speeches and statements, 1913-1952, undated

			Correspondence, 1946-1952

BOX 407			Drafts See also Containers 396-397, People's Protective League ; and Container 397, People's Traction League

				circa 1913-1916, Progressive statement on law enforcement

				1917, Union League Club, Chicago, Ill.

				1919, eulogy to Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919)

				1920, rejection of Warren G. Harding

				1924

					Presidential nomination

					Progressive statement

					Nomination of Calvin Coolidge for president

				1931, Mar. 12, Progressive Conference

				1932

					Nov. 4, introduction of Hiram Johnson

					No day

						Presidential campaign

						Republican Party state convention, Ill.

				1946

					Mar. 13, "Roosevelt's Ideals"

					Apr. 11, Senate Committee on Wagner-Murray-Dingell bill

					May 2, stockholders meeting, Standard Oil of California

					May 13, Lincoln University, Oxford, Pa.

					May 14, Connecticut Independent Citizens Committee of the Arts

					May 19, Pittsburgh Courier rally

					May 22, Southern Conference for Human Welfare

					May 28, "Operation Crossroads"

					May 29, Institute of Ethnic Affairs and Institute of Pacific Relations

					June 7, Independent Citizens League, New Jersey chapter

					June 12, Independent Citizens League, Chicago, Ill., chapter

					Sept. 17, Progressive Citizens Committee

BOX 408					Sept. 26, Conference of Progressives, Chicago, Ill.

					Oct. 3, Independent Citizens Committee, Philadephia, Pa., chapter

					Oct. 25, Independent Citizens Committee, Seattle, Wash., chapter

					Oct. 29, New York Herald Tribune Forum

					Nov. 6, American Jewish Congress

					Nov. 24, statement on coal strike

					Dec. 3, statement before House Surplus Property Committee

					Dec. 8, New York Hadassah

				1947

					Feb. 8, American League for a Free Palestine

					Feb. 22, Georgia Press Institute

					Mar. 30, United Jewish Appeal, Atlanta, Ga.

					Apr. 13, United Jewish Appeal

					Apr. 24, American Veterans Committee

					Apr. 30, Los Angeles United Jewish Appeal, Los Angeles, Calif.

					May 26, statement before House Subcommittee on Public Lands

BOX 409					July 3, "What Is Right with America"

					Nov. 12, "Town Hall of the Air"

					Dec. 2, "Town Hall of the Air"

				1948

					Apr. 21, radio transcript, WOL

					Oct. 14, political speech

					Oct. 19, statement

					Oct. 22, political speech

					Oct. 27, for Sol Bloom

					Oct. 28, political speech

				1949

					Jan. 12, NBC Television

					Jan. 23, United Auto Workers

					May 11, Hull House, Chicago, Ill.

					May 12, introduction of William O. Douglas, Roosevelt College, Chicago, Ill.

					June 22, Radcliffe College, Cambridge, Mass.

					Aug. 21, dedication of rebuilt Roscoe B. Jackson Laboratory, Bar Harbor, Me.

					Oct. 13

						Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs

BOX 410						Senate testimony before Interior Committee

					Oct. 31, on behalf of Herbert Lehman

					Nov. 3, for the National Committee for an Effective Congress

				1950

					May 24, American Zionist

					June 2, Industrial College of the Armed Forces

					Oct. 11, one minute telecast for Helen Gahagan Douglas

					Oct. 22, against the Ober Law

					Oct. 29, recording for Helen Gahagan Douglas

					Oct. 30, Carnegie Hall, New York, N.Y.

					Nov. 1, for the Liberal Party, "Hell Bent for the Election"

BOX 411				1951

					Feb. 24, annual convention of Americans for Democratic Action

					Apr. 1, speech on tidelands

					June 15, statements concerning offshore oil

					June 18, statement concerning Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 21

				Undated

					Before House Public Lands Subcommittee

					On Sheridan Downey v. Helen G. Douglas, Senatorial contest

					To the Cook County, Ill., Republican Party leaders

					Statement concerning Puerto Rico

					Party system in politics

					On the regulation of the transmission of natural gas

					Ruth Hanna McCormick Senatorial campaign

			Press releases, 1946-1948

			Broadcasts, WGAY, radio station, Silver Spring, Md., 1947

				Mar. 4-Apr. 22

				Apr. 29-June 3

				June 10-July 8

BOX 412		Printed copies of speeches, 1933-1947

			Index

			Vols. 1-2, 1933, Mar. 27-1934, Oct. 19

BOX 413			Vols. 3-5, 1934, Oct. 20-1936, July 4

BOX 414			Vols. 6-8, 1936, July 17-1938, Oct. 10

BOX 415			Vols. 9-11, 1938, Oct. 13-1940, Sept. 2

BOX 416			Vols. 12-13, 1940, Sept. 15-1942, Jan. 2

BOX 417			Vols. 14-15, 1942, Dec. 17-1943, June 21

BOX 418			Vols. 16-17, 1943, June 28-1942, May 24

		Appendix

			1943, June-Nov.

BOX 419		Reading copies of speeches, 1933-1947

			Nos. 3-43

BOX 420			Nos. 44-47

BOX 421			Nos. 78-109

BOX 422			Nos. 110-144

BOX 423			Nos. 145-185

BOX 424			Nos. 186-223

BOX 425			Nos. 224-270

BOX 426			Nos. 271-303

BOX 427			Nos. 313-389

BOX 428			Nos. 391-455

BOX 429			Nos. 459-493

BOX 430			Nos. 494-527

BOX 431			Nos. 528-544

		Reading copies of broadcasts, 1947, Mar. 4-July 8

BOX 432 REEL 1		Writings
			Available on microfilm. Shelf no. 17,063

			Memoirs

				Unpublished, personal memoirs

					Childhood, parents, relatives

					College years, University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill.

					College life and newspaper reporter

					Newspaper reporter

					Parents, law school

					Ickes's courtship and marriage to Anna Wilmarth Thompson

					Early years of marriage, social life

					Early years of marriage, social life, and friendships

					Early years of marriage, building of Hubbard Woods

					Wilmarth Thompson Ickes as a young boy; Ickes's vacations out West as a young man

					William Jennings Bryan nomination for president and the election of 1896

					Chicago, Ill.

						Mayoral campaign, 1911

						Politics, 1911-1916

					Profiles of Fred A. Busse and John Maynard Harlan

					On Robert Ickes, Ickes's adopted son

					Association with Charles Merriam after 1911 Chicago mayoral race

					On keeping Raymond Robins in the Progressive Party

					Theodore Roosevelt and World War I

					Progressive Republican Conference held at Ickes's house, 1920

					On Kenesaw M. Landis

					Defeating the revised Illinois constitution, 1922-1923

					Robert M. La Follette and the election of 1924

					Medill McCormick's defeat in the Illinois Republican

					Senatorial primary campaign, 1924

					Al Smith and the election of 1928

					Hiram Johnson, Gifford Pinchot, 1932 campaign

					Miscellaneous pages

BOX 433 REEL 1					"On My Interest in Politics and Public Affairs to 1933"

						Typescript

BOX 434 REEL 2						Corrected carbon

						Separate draft on Chicago, Ill., politics

BOX 435 REEL 2-3				Untitled autobiography, draft, circa 1938-circa 1940

BOX 436 REEL 3				Unpublished cabinet memoirs, re time as secretary of the interior

					Nos. I-II

BOX 437 REEL 4-5					No. III
						(11 folders)
BOX 438 REEL 4-5						(10 folders)
BOX 439 REEL 4-5						(8 folders)

BOX 440 REEL 6					No. IV
						(11 folders)
BOX 441 REEL 7						(12 folders)

			Unpublished book on planning

				Correspondence

				Chapters 1-4, 6

				Introduction

BOX 442 REEL 7-8			Articles for the Saturday Evening Post

				Correspondence, 1947-1949

				Comments on articles, 1948-1949

				Outline of articles, 1948

				Drafts

					No. 1, "My Twelve Years with Franklin D. Roosevelt"

					No. 2, "A Harried Adminstrator of Public Works"

BOX 443 REEL 7-8					No. 3, "Harry, Harry, Everywhere"

					No. 4, "Politics, Politics, Everywhere"

					No. 5, About the Cabinet

					No. 6, "Third Term"

					No. 7, Concerning Ralph Davies

					No. 8, Summation

BOX 443 REEL 8-9				Galley proofs, "My Twelve Years with Franklin D. Roosevelt"
					(2 folders)
BOX 444 REEL 9					(8 folders)

BOX 445 not filmed			Articles, 1910, 1946-1951

				1910, Oct., Illinois Progressives, La Follette's Weekly Magazine, "Breaking the Jack Pot"

				1946

					Feb. 3, "Let's Open Up Alaska", This Week Magazine

					May, "Penguins on Parade," Pageant magazine

					May, "Space for Play," Holiday magazine

					June 8, "The Most Powerful Man in America" (John L. Lewis), Liberty Magazine

					June 29, "Our Vanishing Forests," Liberty Magazine

					July 27, "Show Me, Mr. Truman," Liberty Magazine

					Aug., "The Navy at Its Worst," Collier's magazine

					Sept., "Collaborationists Capture the Philippines," See magazine

					Oct., "Here We Go Buying Votes Again," Liberty Magazine

				1947

					Mar. 15, "Lewis vs. the People," Maclean's Magazine

					"A National Oil Policy, An Imperative"

					"An Open Letter by Harold L. Ickes to Members of Congress"

					July 24, "Third Party," Life magazine

BOX 446				1948

					Jan.-Apr., "The Truman Sell Out," Cosmopolitan magazine

					Apr.

						Encyclopedia Arctica, Stefansson Library

						"Two Minutes with Stalin," '48 the Magazine of the Year

					Nov., "The New Frontier," St Louis Star-Times

					On campaign expenditures

				1951

					"Save the Tidelands," Frontier magazine

					Oct. 19, "What I Miss About Franklin D. Roosevelt," Look magazine

					Nov. 12, "Hannegan and Krug 'Was Here," Look magazine

					Dec. 1, "Recent Federal Government Scandals," Look magazine

				Undated

					Denouncing William Hale Thompson and Samuel Insull

					"On the '48 Election"

					Refuting Professor Friederich Hayek

					"What Price Unity?"

				Inserts for articles

				Fragments

			Book introductions

				1946, Oct., Betrayal in the Philippines by Hernando Abaya

				1949, Nov., Walter Lippmann: A Study in Personal Journalism by David E. Weingast

BOX 447			Column, New York Post, 1946-1949

				Correspondence, columns

					Nos. 1-110

BOX 448					Nos. 111-290

BOX 449					Nos. 291-395

BOX 450					Nos. 396-476

BOX 451					Nos. 477-568

BOX 452				Correspondence, general

					1946-1948

BOX 453					1948-1949

				Correspondence, special

					Chicago Sun, 1948

					Congress, 1947-1948

					Discontinuance of column, 1949

BOX 454					Hall, Robert M., 1945-1949

					Pulitzer Prize, 1948

					Requests for columns, 1946-1949

BOX 455					Suggestions for columns, 1946-1949

					Syndicate members, 1947-1948

					Washington Star, 1947-1948

BOX 456				Drafts of final columns

					Nos. 1-350

BOX 457					Nos. 351-368

BOX 458				Final copies of columns

					Nos. 1-175

BOX 459					Nos. 176-342

BOX 460				Lists of subscribers

				Miscellany

BOX 461			Column, New Republic, 1948-1951

				Correspondence with

					Bliven, Bruce

					Mebane, Daniel

					Straight, Michael

					Weeks, Jack

				Correspondence re column

					Nos. 1-64

BOX 462					Nos. 65-142

				Drafts

					Nos. 1-60

BOX 463					Nos. 61-142

				Printed columns

BOX 464			Book reviews

				1946

					May, Races, Lands, and Food by Radhaka Mal Mukerjee

					June, Theodore Roosevelt and the Progressive Movement by George Mowry

					Nov., Battle for Chicago by Wayne Anders

				1947

					Jan., Seen from E. A. by Herbert Feis

					Apr., Behind the Silken Curtain by Bartley C. Crum

					Sept., Your Western National Parks by Dorr Yeager

					Oct., Breaking New Ground by Gifford Pinchot

				1950, Security, Loyalty, and Science by Walter Gellhorn

			Reference material for book

				American Commonwealth magazine and Baruch, Bernard, 1943, undated

				Democratic National Committee and Dewey, Thomas E., 1934-1945, undated

				Farley, James A., 1948

				Forrestal, James, and Fortas, Abe, 1949, undated

				Guest book, 1939-1948, undated

				Lecture, Industrial College of the Armed Forces, 1950

				Miscellany, 1934, 1940, 1948, undated

				Oil, 1940-1950

				Saturday Evening Post and suggested topics, 1941, 1949-1950

				Smith, Harold D., undated

				State Department, 1950, undated

			Statements issued by the National Progressive League, 1928 election, and statement concerning Gifford Pinchot for President, 1932

BOX 465-490	Miscellany, 1844-1961
		Financial journals, engagement calendars, notes, memoranda, reports, genealogical material, clippings, invitations, awards, honorary degrees, memorabilia, letters of condolence, speeches and writings by others, and printed matter.
		Arranged by topic or type of material and chronologically therein.

BOX 465		Biographical material, 1941, 1947, undated

		Business and calling cards, 1939-1940, undated

		Cabinet meeting notes, 1941, undated

		Cartoons, 1935-1946, undated

		Christmas cards, 1936, 1946, undated

		Committee for Economic Recovery, 1934, undated

		Construction and public works, 1844, 1933, 1941, undated

		Council of National Defense, 1917-1918

		Diplomas, 1893-1897, 1907 See Oversize

		Financial papers

			Expenses, 1907-1944

BOX 466			Income tax records, 1920-1944

			Investment journals, 1919-1932

			Miscellaneous, 1911, 1928-1932, 1951

BOX 467		Genealogical material, 1937-1940, undated

		Honors and tributes

			Certificates, 1912, 1919-1922, 1928-1952, undated See also Oversize

			Condolence letters, 1952
				(6 folders)
BOX 468				(5 folders)

			Funeral, 1952

			Honorary degrees, 1933-1939 See also Oversize

			Memorial service, Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C., 1952

			Miscellaneous, 1914-1916, 1938-1945, 1952, undated See also Oversize

		Index to unidentified publication, undated

BOX 469		Institute of Ethnic Democracy, 1943, undated

		Invitations

			Miscellaneous

				1933-1935

BOX 470				1936-1937

BOX 471				1937-1938

BOX 472				1938-1939

BOX 473				1940-1941

BOX 474				1941-1942

BOX 475				1943-1945

BOX 476				1946-1952, undated

BOX 477			White House, 1933-1946, undated

		Memorabilia

			Democratic National Convention, 1940

			Miscellaneous, 1893, 1917-1919, 1933-1945, 1952, undated See also Oversize

			Presidential inaugurations, Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1933-1945

BOX 478			Programs, 1893, 1916-1918, 1926, 1934-1951 For additional information see also Container 480, Progressive Party

		Notes and jottings, 1947, undated

		Plans and maps, 1890, 1938-1939, undated See also Oversize

		Political ballots and campaign material, 1930, 1950, undated

		Printed matter

			Legal documents, 1904, 1915, 1924, 1935, 1946-1950

BOX 479			Miscellaneous

				Re Ickes, 1916, 1929-1952, undated

				People's Traction League

					1930

BOX 480					1933, undated

				Progressive Party, 1912-1923, undated

				Roosevelt, Franklin D., presidential campaign, 1932

				Roosevelt Memorial Association, 1923-1924, undated

BOX 481				Various topics

					1908-1920, 1926-1939

BOX 482					1940-1960, undated

			Press clippings

				Aluminum, 1941-1943, undated

				Averbuch, Jeremiah, legal case, 1908

BOX 483				Cox, James M., 1920

				Deneen, Charles S., 1916-1919, undated

				Dewey, Thomas E., 1940-1948

				Dies, Martin, 1939-1943

				Gannett, Frank See Container 484, Press

				Germany, 1938-1940, undated

				Hughes, Charles Evans, 1916, undated

				Ickes family, 1938-1941, 1952-1959, undated

				Johnson, Hiram W., 1922-1924, undated

				Lindbergh, Charles, 1941

				Lovett, Robert Morss, 1943-1944

				Lowden, Frank O., 1916-1920

				Miscellaneous, 1910, 1916-1952, 1958-1961, undated

				Oil, 1942-1945, 1959, undated

				Panama Canal Zone, 1948

				Pauley, Edwin W., 1946-1950

				Pegler, Westbrook, 1939-1943

BOX 484				People's Protective League, 1922, undated

				Power, 1940-1942

				Press, 1938-1940

				Real estate taxes, 1945, undated

				Resignation, 1946

				Roosevelt, Theodore (1858-1919), 1900, 1912-1919, undated

				Sixty families, 1937-1938

				Taber, John, 1942

				Tidelands, 1950-1951

				Trucks, 1939, undated

				War effort, 1917-1918

				Willkie, Wendell L., 1940

			Reports

				"Petroleum Coordinator for National Defense, Petroleum Coordinator for War, Petroleum Administrator for War, Summaries of Press Releases and Related Papers," 1944

BOX 485				"Plan for Rural Electrification as a Wholly Public Enterprise," undated

				"Public Works Administration, Federal Projects"

					Alabama-Maine, 1934

					Maryland-Oregon, 1934

BOX 486					Pennsylvania-Philippine Islands, 1934

		Responses to American Automobile Association speech (no. 238), 1940, undated See also Containers 318-320, No. 238

		Scheduling file

			Daily log ("Notes for Memorandum")

				1946-1947

BOX 487				1948-1952

			Engagements

				1946

BOX 488				1947-1951

		Secret Diary of Harold L. Ickes, 1953-1957, undated

BOX 489		Speeches and writings by others

			Addams, Jane, 1919

			Ickes, Anna Wilmarth, undated

			Ickes, Jane D., undated

			Miscellaneous, 1919-1952, undated See also Container 71, "The Little Pigs That Stayed at Home"

BOX 490		Various typed and near-print items, 1923, 1945-1951, undated

		Wills, 1907-1918

BOX 490	Scrapbooks, 1883-1954
		See Oversize

BOX 490	Addition, 1914-1942
		Correspondence between Ickes and Karl D. Vittum regarding the Progressive Party of Illinois, and a letter to Mrs. Benjamin King.
		Arranged by topic and chronologically therein.

BOX 490		Progressive Party of Illinois, 1914-1917

		Secretary of the Interior, 1942

BOX OV 1-OV 93	Oversize, 1878-1954
		Letterbooks, scrapbooks, blueprints, proclamations, certificates, honorary degrees, charts, diplomas, and scrolls.
		Arranged and described according to the series, folders, and containers from which the items were removed.

BOX OV 1		Letterbooks (Container 28)

			1905, Feb. 29-1912, Apr. 16

BOX OV 2			1907, July 24-Dec. 17

BOX OV 3			1907, Dec. 17-1911, May 18

Harold L. Ickes Papers

A Finding Aid to the Collection in the Library of Congress

Prepared by Joseph Sullivan and Michael Miller Revised and expanded by Laura J. Kells

Manuscript Division, Library of Congress

Washington, D.C.

2005

Date

Event

Diary, 1933-1954

Family Papers, 1815-1969

Letterbooks, 1905-1912

General Correspondence, 1903-1952

Secretary of the Interior File, 1928-1946

Legal File, 1877-1952

Subject File, 1905-1952

Speeches and Writings File, 1910-1952

Miscellany, 1844-1961

Scrapbooks, 1883-1954

Addition, 1914-1942

Oversize, 1878-1954

Prepared by Joseph Sullivan and Michael Miller
Revised and expanded by Laura J. Kells