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Felix Frankfurter Papers

A Finding Aid to the Collection in the Library of Congress

Manuscript Division, Library of Congress1997

Washington, D.C.Revised 2010 March

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Collection SummaryTitle: Felix Frankfurter PapersSpan Dates: 1846-1966Bulk Dates: (bulk 1907-1966)ID No.: MSS47571Creator: Frankfurter, Felix, 1882-1965Extent: 70,625 items ; 259 containers ; 106.4 linear feet ; 165 microfilm reelsLanguage: Collection material in EnglishLocation: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.Summary: Correspondence, memoranda, diaries, oral history interviews, writings, speeches, notes, legal file, newspaperclippings, printed material, photographs, and other papers reflecting Felix Frankfurter's involvement with significantpolitical and social movements and events and his acquaintance with leaders in many segments of society.

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

PeopleAcheson, Dean, 1893-1971--Correspondence.Brandeis, Louis Dembitz, 1856-1941--Correspondence.Buckner, Emory R. (Emory Roy), 1877-1941--Correspondence.Burlingham, Charles C. (Charles Culp), 1858-1959--Correspondence.Buxton, Frank W. (Frank William), 1877-1974--Correspondence.Buxton, Frank W. (Frank William), 1877-1974. Chum Felix Frankfurter : a retired journalist's account of a genius in hisoff-duty hours. 197-.Christie, Loring--Correspondence.Cohn, Alfred E. (Alfred Einstein), 1879-1957--Correspondence.Croly, Herbert David, 1869-1930--Correspondence.Einstein, Albert, 1879-1955--Correspondence.Feis, Herbert, 1893-1972--Correspondence.Frank, Jerome, 1889-1957--Correspondence.Frankfurter, Estelle S.--Correspondence.Frankfurter, Felix, 1882-1965.Frankfurter, Marion Denman, 1890-1975--Correspondence.Friedenberg, Albert M. (Albert Marx), 1881-1942--Correspondence.Friendly, Henry J.--Correspondence.Hackett, Francis, 1883-1962--Correspondence.Hand, Learned, 1872-1961--Correspondence.Holmes, Oliver Wendell, Jr., 1841-1935.Huxley, Julian, 1887-1975--Correspondence.Laski, Harold Joseph, 1893-1950--Correspondence.Lewis, W. S. (Wilmarth Sheldon), 1895-1979--Correspondence.Lowenthal, Max--Correspondence.MacLeish, Archibald, 1892-1982--Correspondence.Moody, William H. (William Henry), 1853-1917. William H. Moody papers. 1906-1910.Niebuhr, Reinhold, 1892-1971--Correspondence.Rogers, Ella--Correspondence.Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1884-1962--Correspondence.Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945--Correspondence.Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945.Stimson, Henry L. (Henry Lewis), 1867-1950--Correspondence.

Organizations

Felix Frankfurter Papers 2

American Civil Liberties Union.American Law Institute.Cleveland Foundation.Harvard Law School.National Consumers' League.Paris Peace Conference (1919-1920)Social Science Research Council (U.S.)United States. National Industrial Recovery Act of 1933.United States. Supreme Court.United States. War Labor Policies Board.United States. Wickersham Commission.Zionist Commission.

SubjectsAssociations, institutions, etc.Banks and banking--United States.Constitutional law--United States.Crime--Massachusetts--Boston.Criminal justice, Administration of--Massachusetts--Boston.Endowments--Ohio--Cleveland.Independent regulatory commissions--United States.Industrial relations--United States.Judicial process.Labor disputes--United States.Law--Philosophy.Law--United States.Law.Literature.New Deal, 1933-1939.Public utilities--United States.Railroads--United States.Sacco-Vanzetti Trial, Dedham, Mass., 1921.Social action--United States.Unemployment--United States.Zionism.

PlacesGreat Britain--Politics and government--20th century.United States--Economic policy--1933-1945.United States--Foreign relations--20th century.United States--History--1933-1945.United States--History--20th century.United States--Intellectual life--20th century.United States--Politics and government--20th century.United States--Social conditions--1933-1945.

TitlesNew republic.

OccupationsEducators.Jurists.


Administrative InformationProvenance

The papers of Felix Frankfurter, law professor, author, and associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States,were deeded to the Library of Congress in 1955 by Frankfurter. The Library received the papers from 1967 to 1969.Additions have been made through gift, purchase, and transfer between 1971 and 1990.

Processing History

In 1970, Anita Nolen organized the Frankfurter Papers and prepared a register published by the Library in 1971. In 1972,certain items in the papers were discovered to be missing. Subsequently, some of the missing material was recovered inphotocopied form. These items, marked with an X for identification purposes, have been incorporated into the papers inplace of the originals. Other items known to be missing and not represented by photocopies are listed in the Appendix tothis register. Additional information can be found in the Library's brochure "Material Missing from the Felix FrankfurterPapers."

In 1983, additions to the Frankfurter Papers through that year were appended to the papers as a final series, and the papersand a revised published edition of the register entitled Felix Frankfurter: A Register of His Papers in the Library ofCongress, were prepared for microfilming. Other additions to the papers since 1983 comprise the 1997 addition and havenot been microfilmed.

The original register prepared in 1970 was revised and expanded in 1997.

Copyright Status

Copyright in the unpublished writings of Felix Frankfurter in these papers and in other collections of papers in the custodyof the Library of Congress has been dedicated to the public.

Access and Restrictions

The papers of Felix Frankfurter are open to research. Researchers are advised to contact the Manuscript Reading Roomprior to visiting. Many collections are stored off-site and advance notice is needed to retrieve these items for research use.

Microfilm

A microfilm edition of these papers is available on 165 reels. Consult a reference librarian in the Manuscript Divisionconcerning availability for purchase or interlibrary loan.

Preferred Citation

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

Biographical NoteDate Event1882, Nov. 15 Born, Vienna, Austria

1894 Immigrated with parents to New York, N.Y.

1902 A.B., College of the City of New York, New York, N.Y.

1906 LL.B., Harvard Law School, Cambridge, Mass.

1906-1910 Assistant United States attorney, Southern District, New York


1911-1914 Law officer, Bureau of Insular Affairs, War Department

1914-1939 Professor of law, Harvard Law School, Cambridge, Mass.

1915 Published, A Selection of Cases Under the Interstate Commerce Act (Cambridge, Mass.: HarvardUniversity Press. 706 pp.)

1917 Major and judge advocate, Officers' Reserve Corps, United States Army

1917-1918 Assistant to the secretary of warSecretary and counsel to the President's Mediation Commission

1918 Assistant to the secretary of labor

1918-1919 Chairman, War Labor Policies Board

1919 Married Marion A. Denman

1922 Published with Roscoe Pound, Criminal Justice in Cleveland (Cleveland: Cleveland Foundation.729 pp.)

1927 Published with James M. Landis, The Business of the Supreme Court (New York: Macmillan Co.349 pp.)

Published, The Case of Sacco and Vanzetti (Boston: Little, Brown. 118 pp.)Published, Mr. Justice Holmes and the Constitution (Cambridge, Mass.: Dunster House Bookshop.

53 pp.)

1930 Published with Nathan Greene, The Labor Injunction (New York: Macmillan Co. 343 pp.)Published, The Public & Its Government (New Haven, Conn.: Yale University Press. 170 pp.)

1931 Published with Wilber G. Katz, Cases and Other Authorities on Federal Jurisdiction andProcedure (Chicago: Callaghan. 769 pp.)

1932 Declined nomination to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial CourtPublished with J. Forrester Davison, Cases and Other Materials on Administrative Law (New

York: Commerce Clearing House. 1177 pp.)Published, Mr. Justice Brandeis, Essays (New Haven, Conn.: Yale University Press. 232 pp.)

1933-1934 George Eastman visiting professor, Oxford University, Oxford, England

1937 Published, The Commerce Clause Under Marshall, Taney, and Waite (Chapel Hill, N.C.:University of North Carolina Press. 114 pp.)

1938 Published, Mr. Justice Holmes and the Supreme Court (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard UniversityPress. 139 pp.)

1939-1962 Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the United States

1960 Published with Harlan B. Phillips, Felix Frankfurter Reminisces (New York: Reynal. 310 pp.)

1965, Feb. 22 Died, Washington, D.C.


Scope and Content NoteThe papers of Felix Frankfurter (1882-1965) cover the period from 1846 to 1966, although the bulk of the material beginsin 1907. This collection, which Frankfurter considered to be his personal papers, is supplemented by his Supreme Courtfiles which he gave to the Law School of Harvard University, his correspondence relating to the Sacco-Vanzetti case, alsoat Harvard, and documents relating to the Zionist movement, which are at the Hebrew University in Israel. The ManuscriptDivision has a microfilm copy of the Zionist documents, some of the Sacco-Vanzetti material, and the Harvard Law Schoolcollection. In addition, a considerable amount of material relating to the Supreme Court, for the most part in photocopiedform, is scattered throughout the Library's collection of personal papers.

The Frankfurter Papers consist of diaries, correspondence, subject files, a speech, article, and book file, a legal file, andmiscellaneous material. Also included are papers of William Henry Moody (1853-1917), United States attorney general andassociate justice of the United States Supreme Court. Frankfurter's involvement with significant political and socialmovements and events and his acquaintance with leaders in many segments of society make his papers a rich source for thestudy of a variety of topics. The complex character of the man and the general feeling of the times--the Zeitgeist, as hecalled it--are illuminated through a study of his papers.

In his correspondence, Frankfurter was as likely to expound his philosophy of life and law to a graduate student or anaspiring author as to a distinguished and cherished friend, a fact which makes the correspondence series particularlyimportant. Dean Acheson, Charles C. Burlingham, Frank W. Buxton, Alfred E. Cohn, Herbert David Croly, Herbert Feis,Jerome Frank, Henry J. Friendly, Learned Hand, W. S. Lewis, Max Lowenthal, Archibald MacLeish, Reinhold Niebuhr,and Franklin D. Roosevelt are representative of his numerous correspondents in the General Correspondence series. For hisearly years as a lawyer in the public service, the correspondence with Emory R. Buckner, beginning in 1907, and HenryLewis Stimson, beginning in 1908, is probably the most substantive.

Letters from the British economist Harold Joseph Laski provide many comments on British and American politics duringthe period 1915-1950. Few copies of Frankfurter's letters to Laski are included in the collection, indicating that most ofthese were probably handwritten items of which he kept no copy. A similar situation exists in Frankfurter's correspondencewith Louis Dembitz Brandeis. Frankfurter once wrote that "the correspondence between him [Brandeis] and me was--withvery few exceptions--in longhand on both sides. I made no copies--not even a notation--of my letters to him" (letter to A. T.Mason, 18 June, 1943). In the collection, Frankfurter's letters to Brandeis exist exclusively in the form of photocopies. Thecorrespondence itself is a rich source for study of the judicial process, and particularly of the Supreme Court, sinceFrankfurter was one of the few people off the court with whom Brandeis discussed court matters. The Brandeis file alsocontains a few letters to Brandeis from Samuel D. Warren, Jr., 1878-1879, concerning their proposed law partnership inBoston.

Frankfurter's correspondence with his wife, Marion Denman, both before and after their marriage, is also a significantportion of the collection. Long letters to each other record their personal feelings and philosophies and comment on thepeople and events they observed. Frankfurter's letters from Paris in 1919 give perhaps his only account of the people andevents he encountered as a member of the Zionist Commission at the peace conference.

Significant letters can also be found in the Special Correspondence series, the organization of which as a separate entityreflects the organization of Frankfurter's files. The Oxford correspondence is essentially general correspondence for theperiod 1933-1934 when Frankfurter was George Eastman visiting professor at Oxford University. Many of the letters hereceived at the time he declined the appointment to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court and upon his appointment toand retirement from the Supreme Court are more than merely congratulatory notes.

Subject files in the Frankfurter Papers are as important as the personal correspondence. They are especially relevant forthose interested in the development of legal and social institutions. Compiled for the most part during his years at theHarvard Law School, they reflect the exercise of his talents and influence beyond the confines of the classroom. Significantand related files exist for the American Law Institute, the American Civil Liberties Union, the Cleveland Foundation, theHarvard crime survey in Boston, the National Consumers' League, the National Commission on Law Observance andEnforcement, known as the United States Wickersham Commission, and the Social Science Research Council.

For an analysis of the relation between law and social action, files on independent regulatory commissions and industrialrelations are informative. The files of the War Labor Policies Board and those concerning the Mooney case tell somethingof Frankfurter's activities during World War I when he took leave from his Harvard professorship to work in Washington.


Also of interest are the files concerning Oliver Wendell Holmes in which correspondence of Holmes's law clerks for theyears 1929-1935 tell of the justice's last years.

As an unofficial adviser to Franklin D. Roosevelt even before Roosevelt's presidency, Frankfurter was intimately involvedwith the New Deal from its inception. Subject files on banking reorganization, the National Industrial Recovery Act, publicutilities, railroad reorganization, labor injunctions, unemployment, and the Supreme Court document the Frankfurter-Roosevelt correspondence.

The Frankfurter Papers are also of value for literary historians. Frankfurter once wrote, "When all is said letter writing is themost abidingly fascinating literary form" (letter to his wife, 3 October 1922), and it was a form in which he certainlyexcelled. Indeed, the whole collection is a superb example of the art of belles lettres, as can be seen in Frankfurter'scorrespondence with Francis Hackett, author, literary critic, and an early editor of the New Republic. Spanning the periodfrom 1918 to 1964, this exchange yields much critical information on the literary world and its personages in the periodbetween the two world wars.

As one of the original group influential in founding the New Republic in 1914, Frankfurter was for many years a trustee ofthe journal and a regular contributor to its columns. Copies of many of these contributions can be found in the Speech,Article, and Book File, which contains seven bound volumes housing a nearly complete set of Frankfurter's speeches andpublished articles. Also in this series are oral history interviews begun for the Columbia University Oral History Projectand eventually published as Felix Frankfurter Reminisces. The many letters he received after its publication are in theSpecial Correspondence File.

Not to be overlooked is the Miscellany series, which includes research notes, memoranda, biographical material, copies offavorite quotations, and typed copies of a Civil War diary and correspondence of Holmes. A memorandum of conversationswith Brandeis records commentary on Supreme Court personalities and their judicial philosophies.

The final series in the collection, Addenda, consists of two additions acquired by the Library from 1971 to 1990. The 1983addition includes letters from Frankfurter to his sisters Ella Frankfurter Rogers and Estelle S. Frankfurter along with lettersexchanged between the sisters and related items; correspondence, reports, memoranda, clippings, and printed matter,relating to Franklin D. Roosevelt; correspondence with Loring Christie, Albert Einstein, Albert M. Friedenberg, andEleanor Roosevelt; and a memoir, "Chum Felix Frankfurter," by Frank W. Buxton.

The 1997 addition consists of correspondence between Frankfurter and Julian Huxley and Archibald MacLeish and anannotated copy of Frankfurter's book, The Case of Sacco and Vanzetti: A Critical Analysis for Lawyers and Laymen. TheMacLeish letter contains an attached memorandum of a conversation with Franklin D. Roosevelt and a typed copy of amemorandum from Roosevelt to "F.A.D." (probably Fred Delano) relating to Roosevelt's thoughts concerning futurememorials dedicated to him. The Sacco and Vanzetti book contains typewritten and handwritten annotations by Frankfurter.Notes and printed matter about the Sacco and Vanzetti case and other cases removed by Library staff from the volume forpreservation reasons are filed with the volume.

Papers of William Henry Moody (1885-1917), associate justice of the Supreme Court from 1906 to 1910, that came withthe Frankfurter Papers have been retained as part of the collection. They consist mainly of personal letters received byMoody during the period 1906-1916 and complement the larger collection of William H. Moody Papers in the ManuscriptDivision. Correspondents include Ira A. Abbott, Robert S. Bradley, William A. Day, A. T. Mahan, and Theodore Roosevelt(1858-1919).

Organization of the PapersThe collection is arranged in ten series:

• Diaries, 1911-1965• Family Papers, 1894-1965• General Correspondence, 1878-1965• Special Correspondence, 1916-1965• Subject File, 1846-1965• Speech, Article, and Book File, 1907-1965• Legal File, 1924-1963


• Miscellany, 1861-1966• William Henry Moody Papers, 1906-1916• Addenda, 1898-1965


Description of SeriesContainer SeriesBOX 1-4REEL 1-2

Diaries, 1911-1965

Diaries, diary notes, appointment books, and address files kept by Frankfurter.Arranged chronologically.

BOX 5-18REEL 2-10

Family Papers, 1894-1965

Letters sent and received between family members. Includes a file of Frankfurter'scorrespondence with his wife, their correspondence with their respective families, andmiscellaneous papers, such as passports and visas.

Arranged chronologically.

BOX 19-114REEL 11-69

General Correspondence, 1878-1965

Letters received and copies of letters sent, memoranda, and miscellaneous attachments.Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent and therein chronologically.

BOX 115-124REEL 69-76

Special Correspondence, 1916-1965

Frankfurter's correspondence while he was visiting professor at Oxford University, 1933-1934,letters received on his appointment and declination thereof to the Massachusetts SupremeJudicial Court, his appointment to and retirement from the U.S. Supreme Court, birthdaymessages, condolences, and get-well greetings.

Arranged by occasion and alphabetically by correspondent within each file.

BOX 125-193REEL 76-123

Subject File, 1846-1965

Correspondence, memoranda, minutes of meetings, newspaper clippings, notes, printed andnear-print material, and reports.

Arranged alphabetically by subject. A partial list of correspondents is included with some ofthe subjects.

BOX 194-217REEL 123-137

Speech, Article, and Book File, 1907-1965

Handwritten and typewritten drafts, galleys, and near-print and printed copies, andcorrespondence relating to speeches, articles, remarks, tributes, letters to the editor, andbooks.

Containers 194-200 constitute a chronologically arranged set of bound volumes of the finalprinted copies of most of Frankfurter's speeches and publications. Containers 201-215contain individual files for the various works, arranged alphabetically by title. Containers215-217, containing material concerning works written by other persons, are arrangedalphabetically by author.

BOX 218-223REEL 138-142

Legal File, 1924-1963

Typewritten, near-print, printed, and photocopies of memoranda and opinions concerningvarious cases in which Frankfurter had an interest.



BOX 224-253REEL 142-162

Miscellany, 1861-1966

Newspaper clippings, printed matter, photographs, miscellaneous notes and research material,and copies of legal examinations and quotations.

Arranged by type of material.

BOX 254-255REEL 163

William Henry Moody Papers, 1906-1916

Letters received and a few copies of letters sent.Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent and chronologically therein.

BOX 256-259 Addenda, 1898-1965

BOX 256-258REEL 163-165

Addition (1983), 1898-1965

Family correspondence, general correspondence, subject file, financial papers, andmiscellany.

BOX 259Not filmed

Addition (1997), 1927-1951

Correspondence, writings, and printed matter.Arranged alphabetically by type of material and therein chronologically.


Container ListMicrofilm edition available. Accession number 18,868

Container Contents

BOX 1-4REEL 1-2

Diaries, 1911-1965

Diaries, diary notes, appointment books, and address files kept by Frankfurter.Arranged chronologically.

BOX 1REEL 1

Diary

1911, with transcript(2 folders)

1933BOX 2REEL 1

1943

Diary notes, 1945-1948(5 folders)

Appointment books, 1954-1955BOX 3REEL 1

Appointment calendars, 1958-1965

(4 folders)Address book, undated

BOX 4REEL 2

Address card files, undated

Appointment calendar sheets, 1955-1965(6 folders)

BOX 5-18REEL 2-10


Letters sent and received between family members. Includes a file of Frankfurter'scorrespondence with his wife, their correspondence with their respective families, andmiscellaneous papers, such as passports and visas.


BOX 5REEL 2

Correspondence with wife, Marion Denman

1913-1917(6 folders)

1918Jan.-Oct.

(6 folders)BOX 6REEL 2-3

Nov.-Dec.

(2 folders)1919


Jan.-Apr.(9 folders)

BOX 7REEL 3

Apr.-May


June-July

(11 folders)BOX 9REEL 4

Aug.-Nov.


Nov.-Dec.

(5 folders)19201921

Jan.-May(4 folders)

BOX 11REEL 5-6

June-Dec.

(2 folders)1922-1923

(6 folders)1924

Jan.-June(7 folders)

BOX 12REEL 6

June-July


Aug.-Dec.

(6 folders)1925

Feb.-July(8 folders)

BOX 14REEL 7-8

July-Oct.

(5 folders)1926-1934

(13 folders)1935

Jan.-July(2 folders)

BOX 15REEL 8-9

Aug.-Sept.

(4 folders)1936-1962, undated

(15 folders)Marion Denman Frankfurter miscellaneous


Container Contents


BOX 16REEL 9

Correspondence with Denman family

1910-1932(15 folders)

BOX 17REEL 9-10

1933-1964, undated


Correspondence with Frankfurter family, 1918-1965, undated

(2 folders)Correspondence concerning Frankfurter family members, 1929-1965Passports, 1919-1950, undatedMiscellaneous documents concerning Frankfurter family, 1894-1957, undated

BOX 19-114REEL 11-69


Letters received and copies of letters sent, memoranda, and miscellaneous attachments.Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent and therein chronologically.

BOX 19REEL 11

"A" miscellaneous

(8 folders)Abbott, Grace, 1925-1933, undatedAcheson, Dean

1918-1965, undated(16 folders)

BOX 20REEL 11-12

Miscellaneous

Adams, Samuel Hopkins, 1944-1945Adler, Cyrus, 1930-1931Adler, Herman M., 1916-1935

(2 folders)Alderman, H. G., 1951Alderman, Sidney S., 1954-1958Aldrich, Bailey, 1955-1963, undatedAllen, Carleton K., 1932-1959Allen, Jay, 1940-1942, undatedAlschuler, Samuel, 1918Alsop, Joseph W., 1938-1958

(2 folders)Altschul, Frank, 1947-1963Amberg, Julius H., 1929-1951Amidon, Charles F., 1923-1932Amos, Maurice Sheldon, 1919-1938Amsterdam, Anthony G., 1963-1964Anderson, George W., 1921-1935Angell, Ernest, 1930-1964, undatedAppleby, Paul H., 1942-1946


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Armstrong, Charles H., 1919-1956, undated(2 folders)

BOX 21REEL 12

Armstrong, Hamilton Fish, 1931-1964, undated

(14 folders)Armstrong, Walter P., 1948-1949Arnold, G. Stanleigh, 1918-1942Arnold, Thurman W., 1930-1940

(3 folders)Ascoli, Max, 1933-1959Asquith, Cyril, 1950-1965, undatedAstor, David, 1933-1964, undatedAswell, Edward C., 1931-1943Austern, H. Thomas, 1932-1963, undatedAydelotte, Frank, 1929-1938, undatedAyres, Leonard P., 1921-1925, undated

BOX 22REEL 13

"B" miscellaneous


Bailey, Kenneth Hamilton, 1950-1963

Bajpai, Girja Shankar, 1942-1952, undatedBaker, Newton D., 1916-1932, undated

(4 folders)Baldwin, Roger N., 1932-1964Ballantine, Arthur A., 1932-1941, undated

(2 folders)Bannister, L. Ward, 1925-1947Bard, Albert S., 1935-1961Barlow, Ernesta, 1964-1965, undatedBarnard, Harry, 1962-1964Barnes, George, 1950-1954Barth, Alan, 1955-1957Baruch, Bernard M., 1918-1952Bary, Helen V., 1920Bates, Henry M., 1928-1933Baumgardt, David, 1943-1959, undatedBeale, Howard, 1959-1965, undatedBeard, Charles A., 1918-1947Becker, Carl, 1927-1952, undatedBecker, Samuel, 1931-1937Beer, Samuel H., 1941-1956, undatedBehrman, Samuel N., 1936-1962Bell, George L., 1917-1942Bellush, Bernard, 1954-1960Ben-Gurion, David, 1946-1962, undatedBenjamin, E. B., 1929


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Benjamin, Robert M., 1945-1953BOX 24REEL 14

Berlin, Isaiah, 1934-1962

(2 folders)Berman, Edward, 1929-1931Best, William H., 1937-1957Bettman, Alfred, 1926-1945, undated

(9 folders)Bickel, Alexander M., 1954-1964, undated

(4 folders)Biddle, Francis, 1934-1964

(2 folders)Bigelow, Harry A., 1930-1933Biggs, John, Jr., 1955-1958Bikle, Henry Wolf, 1931-1938


Billikopf, Jacob, 1921-1950, undated

(2 folders)Bills, J. C., Jr., 1912Binger, Carl, 1936-1963Bishop, Joseph W., Jr., 1941-1957, undatedBlack, Hugo, 1937-1965, undated

(4 folders)Black, Robert L., 1912-1913Blair, John Paxton, 1932-1957Blechman, Joseph P., 1912Bliven, Bruce, 1921-1954, undated

(4 folders)Bloedorn, Walter A., 1955-1964, undatedBlumgart, Herrman L., 1931-1963, undatedBogert, George Gleason, 1924-1939, undatedBohlen, Francis H., 1929-1960Bonbright, James C., 1929-1961Boorstin, Daniel J., 1950-1960Borchard, Edwin M., 1913-1946Bowen, Catherine Drinker, 1941-1963, undatedBowen, Croswell, 1945-1956, undatedBowers, Claude G., 1944Bowra, Cecil Maurice, 1930-1963, undated


Boyd, Julian P., 1947-1963, undated

(3 folders)Braden, George D., 1956-1957Brand, Robert H., 1941-1962Brandeis, Louis Dembitz


Container Contents


1878-1923(18 folders)

BOX 27REEL 15-16

1924-1929

(27 folders)1930

Jan.-May(4 folders)

BOX 28REEL 16-17

June-Dec.

(5 folders)1931-1937


1938-1941, undated

(7 folders)From Frankfurter (photocopies), 1915-1939, undated


Brant, Irving, 1935-1937, undated

Brennan, William J., Jr., 1956-1961, undatedBrett, George P., 1924Brockington, Leonard W., 1956-1965Brogan, Denis W., 1942-1958Brooks Brothers, 1956-1963Brown, John Mason, 1953-1962Brownell, Herbert, Jr., 1953-1957Bruce, Edward B., 1912Buchan, Alastair, 1958Buchanan, John G., 1920-1964Buckner, Emory R.

1907-1915(11 folders)

BOX 31REEL 18

1916-1930


1931-1941

(12 folders)Bullard, F. Lauriston, 1926-1943Bullitt, William Marshall, 1919-1929Bundy, McGeorge

1946-1955(6 folders)

BOX 33REEL 19

1956-1965

(7 folders)Bundy, William P., 1921-1962, undated


Container Contents


Bunn, Charles, 1957-1959Burling, Edward B., 1930-1963Burlingham, Charles C.

1912-1936(13 folders)

BOX 34REEL 19-20

1937-1941


1942-1947


1948-1952


1953-1958


1959-1960, undated

(3 folders)Burton, Harold H., 1945-1962, undated

(3 folders)Butler, David E., 1956-1961Butler, Pierce, 1918-1923, undatedBuxton, Frank W.

1926-1937(15 folders)

BOX 39REEL 23

1938-1945


1946-1964


Undated

(3 folders)Byers, Mortimer W., 1944Byrne, James M., 1961-1962Byrnes, James F., 1941-1963

(2 folders)"C" miscellaneous

Cab-Con(12 folders)

BOX 42REEL 25

Coo-Cut

(5 folders)Caccia, Harold, 1957-1964Cairns, Huntington, 1948-1954Calhoun, John, 1952-1960


Container Contents


Calkins, Hugh, 1950-1963Cambridge University, Cambridge, England, 1953-1964Campbell, Rolla D., 1935-1936Canby, Henry S., 1918-1920Carbonneau, Leo J., 1945-1951, undatedCarr, Cecil T., 1936-1964

(2 folders)Carter, John, 1956-1959Carter, Violet Bonham, 1953-1965Casey, Richard G., 1939-1961Catchings, Waddill, 1918-1937Cavers, David F., 1931-1960Centlivres, A. van de Sandt, 1952-1959Chafee, Zechariah, Jr., 1919-1957

(3 folders)Cheadle, John B., 1920-1921

BOX 43REEL 25-26

Childers, James Saxon, 1960-1965

(4 folders)Chorley, Robert Samuel Theodore Chorley, Baron, 1950-1953Christie, Loring, 1911-1941, undated


Churchill, Winston S., 1941-1965

Clapp, Verner W., 1953-1956Clark, Charles E., 1924-1959, undated

(8 folders)Clark, Grenville

1932-1962(13 folders)

BOX 45REEL 27

1963-1965, undated

(2 folders)Clark, Thomas C., 1949-1963

(3 folders)Coffin, Henry S., 1935-1936, undatedCohen, Benjamin V., 1928-1965, undated

(5 folders)Cohen, Felix S., 1920-1960Cohen, Julius Henry, 1912-1950Cohen, Morris R., 1912-1963

(2 folders)Cohn, Alfred E.

1920-1929(7 folders)

BOX 46REEL 27-28

1930-1937

(20 folders)


Container Contents


BOX 47REEL 28

1938-1943

(21 folders)1944

Jan.-Apr.(2 folders)

BOX 48REEL 29

May-Dec.

(3 folders)1950


1951-1960, undated

(8 folders)Cohn, Edwin J., 1932-1945Cole, David L., 1949-1960Cole, Robert H., 1960-1964Coleman, Samuel C., 1960Coleman, William T., Jr., 1949-1962Commager, Henry Steele, 1942-1952Comstock, Ada L., 1928-1940Conant, James Bryant, 1933-1944, undated

(4 folders)Cooke, Morris Llewellyn, 1921-1957

(4 folders)Corcoran, Thomas G., 1934-1941, undated

(2 folders)Corrin, Brownlee Sands, 1960Corwin, Edward S., 1930-1951, undatedCostigan, Edward P., 1929-1933Cotton, Joseph P., 1911-1931


Couzens, James, 1929-1933

Cowan, Arthur W. A., 1952-1964Coyle, David Cushman, 1932Cram, Paul P., 1940-1941Cramer, John H., 1943-1948Craven, Leslie, 1932-1935Cripps, Richard Stafford, Sir, 1940-1945Croly, Herbert David, 1913-1945Cross, Wilbur L., 1930-1933Crowder, Enoch H., 1916-1927, undated

(2 folders)Curtis, Charles P., Jr., 1930-1959, undated

(5 folders)"D" miscellaneous


Container Contents


Dab-Dev(4 folders)

BOX 51REEL 31

Dew-Dy

(6 folders)Davies, Joseph E., 1937-1954Davis, Elmer, 1942-1954, undatedDavis, J. Lionberger, 1932-1961, undatedDavis, John W., 1924-1954, undated

(2 folders)Denison, Winifred T., 1910-1916

(2 folders)Denman, William, 1934-1949Devlin, Patrick, 1957-1965

(3 folders)Dewey, Thomas E., 1949-1961

BOX 52REEL 31-32

Dickinson, John, 1922-1934

Dilliard, Irving, 1935-1964, undatedDisque, Brice P., 1931-1940Dobie, Armistead M., 1919-1963Dodd, Walter F., 1929-1932Douglas, Lewis W., 1937-1950Douglas, William O., 1934-1960, undated

(3 folders)Dumbauld, Edward, 1952-1958Eban, Abba, 1958-1964"E" miscellaneous

(5 folders)Edgerton, Henry W., 1930-1958Ehrmann, Herbert B., 1919-1965Einstein, Albert, 1921-1946Einstein, Lewis, 1934-1960Eisenhart, Luther P., 1948-1958Elath, Eliahu, 1950-1962, undatedEliot, Charles W., 1913-1925Eisenhower, Dwight D., 1957-1959

BOX 53REEL 32-33

Elliston, Herbert B., 1944-1948, undated

Elman, Philip, 1943-1962, undatedEly, Joseph B., 1931-1949

(2 folders)Ely, Richard T., 1919-1933, undatedEpstein, Henry, 1932-1956Ernst, Morris L., 1930-1955Evans, Elizabeth Glendower, 1929-1944Evatt, Herbert V., 1941-1949, undated


Container Contents


Evershed, Raymond, 1950-1965"F" miscellaneous

Fab-Fry(12 folders)

BOX 54REEL 33

Fu

Fairman, Charles, 1948-1957, undated(2 folders)

Fanelli, Joseph A., 1935-1957Farbman, Michael S., 1918-1919Farley, James A., 1935-1939Feis, Herbert, 1924-1964, undated

(15 folders)Filene, Lincoln, 1934-1947Fine, Jacob, 1939-1960

BOX 55REEL 33-34

Finkelstein, Louis, 1942-1957

Fisher, Dorothy Canfield, 1943-1953Fisher, Richard B., 1953-1954Fisher, Walter T., 1928-1963Fishman, Fred N., 1949-1961Fitzpatrick, John, 1918-1919Flexner, Abraham, 1919-1934

(5 folders)Flexner, Bernard, 1919-1945, undated

(4 folders)Ford, John C., 1941, undatedFosdick, Raymond B., 1916-1957, undated

(3 folders)Fraenkel, Osmond K., 1930-1962France, Royal Wilbur, 1951-1957Frank, Jerome

1930-1947(10 folders)

BOX 56REEL 34

1948-1956

(3 folders)Franks, Oliver Shewell, 1949-1956Freedman, Max, 1954-1963Freund, Paul A., 1932-1965

(10 folders)Friedenwald, Harry, 1936Friedenwald, Jonas S., 1932-1964

(4 folders)Friendly, Henry J.

1927-1961(5 folders)

BOX 57 1962-1964


Container Contents


REEL 34-35Fuess, Claude M., 1943-1952Fulbright, J. William, 1943-1957"G" miscellaneous

(10 folders)Gallagher, Buell G., 1953-1963Gans, Howard S., 1919-1936Gardner, George K., 1936-1955Garrison, Lloyd K., 1955-1963

(2 folders)Gates, Sylvester G.

1927-1941(5 folders)

BOX 58REEL 35-36

1942-1965, undated

(7 folders)Gaus, John Merriman, 1920-1957Gay, Edwin F., 1928-1931Gibson, George Dandridge, 1949-1955Gibson, William, 1918-1919Gilbert, Charles K., 1946-1952Ginsburg, Charles David, 1941-1959Glick, David, 1935-1964Glueck, Sheldon, 1926-1965Goldman, Eric F., 1941-1961Goldstein, Benjamin F.

1930-1937(4 folders)

BOX 59REEL 36

1950-1964, undated

(5 folders)Gompers, Samuel, 1917, undatedGoodhart, Arthur L., 1927-1953Gordon, Archibald, 1954-1964Gordon, Ruth, 1941-1965Gossett, William T., 1953-1958Gowers, Ernest Arthur, 1950-1956Graham, Philip L., 1939-1964Graham-Harrison, Francis, 1950-1955, undatedGraydon, C. T., 1950-1958Green, John Raeburn, 1944-1956Green, William, 1928-1938, undatedGreene, Jerome D., 1936-1957

(2 folders)Gregory, Charles O., 1946-1964Grene, David, 1937-1941, undatedGrinnell, Frank W., 1915-1948


Container Contents


Griswold, A. Whitney, 1954-1961, undatedGriswold, Erwin N.

1930-1956(4 folders)

BOX 60REEL 36-37

1957-1963, undated

(3 folders)Grove, Lee E., 1954-1962Gruening, Ernest, 1933-1956Grundfest, Harry, 1951-1954Gunther, Gerald, 1955-1963"H" miscellaneous

Haa-Hom(10 folders)

BOX 61REEL 37-38

Hop-Hy

(4 folders)Hackett, Francis

1918-1959(15 folders)

BOX 62REEL 38

1960-1964, undated

(2 folders)Hale, Richard W., 1917-1941

(2 folders)Haley, William J., 1952-1965

(5 folders)Halifax, Edward, 1941-1964, undated

(8 folders)Hamilton, Alice, 1922-1965

(3 folders)Hamlen, Joseph R., 1927-1956, undated


Hand, Augustus N., 1923-1962, undated

(4 folders)Hand, Learned

1911-1932(12 folders)

BOX 64REEL 39

1933-1952


1953-1961, undated

(14 folders)Handler, Milton, 1929-1963Hapgood, Norman, 1929-1937, undatedHaraszti, Zoltan, 1951-1956


Container Contents


Harlan, John M.1954-1958


1959-1965, undated

(5 folders)Harriman, W. Averell, 1933-1960Harrod, Roy, 1944-1964Hart, Henry M., 1932-1959Hartley, Harold, 1936-1953Haskins, Caryl P., 1946-1964Haskins, George L., 1950-1961Hastie, William H., 1950-1955Haydn, Hiram, 1957Heffron, Paul T., 1961-1962Henderson, Gerard C., 1920-1935

(2 folders)Henkin, Louis, 1941-1964Henson, Ray David, 1960-1965

(4 folders)Herter, Christian A., 1930-1959Herzog, Paul M., 1949-1958Higgins, Henry Bournes, 1914-1928


Hill, Arthur Dehon, 1918-1947

(13 folders)Hilman, Sidney, 1945Hitchcock, Curtice N., 1918-1945, undated

(2 folders)Hitz, William, 1927-1933Hodson, William, 1931Holbert, George B., 1913Holmes, Oliver Wendell (1841-1935), 1910-1934Hook, Sidney, 1958-1962Hooker, Richard, 1920-1921Hoover, Herbert, 1919-1932Hoover, J. Edgar, 1948Hopkins, Harry L., 1919-1945Hough, Charles Merrill, 1921-1926, undatedHouse, Edward M., 1918-1933, undatedHouston, Charles H., 1925-1950Howe, Mark A. DeWolfe, 1956-1959Howe, Mark DeWolfe

1933-1935(3 folders)

BOX 68 1956-1964, undated


Container Contents


REEL 41-42(3 folders)

Howland, Charles P., 1924-1932(8 folders)

Howland, Silas W., 1912-1913Hudson, Manley O., 1923-1927Hughes, Charles Evans, 1926-1949, undated

(5 folders)Hunt, Carleton, 1936-1937Hurst, Willard, 1937-1964

(3 folders)Hutcheson, Joseph C., Jr., 1927-1955

BOX 69REEL 42

Hutchins, Robert M., 1930-1955, undated

(3 folders)Huxley, Julian, 1946-1964"I" miscellaneousIckes, Harold, 1936-1947, undatedIgbokwe, Felix O., 1948-1963Ingersoll, Ralph, 1930-1952, undatedInnes, A. Mitchell, 1914-1918, undatedIsserman, Ferdinand M., 1936-1963Ivins, William M., Jr., 1948-1961, undated

(3 folders)"J" miscellaneous

(4 folders)Jackson, Gardner, 1931-1964Jackson, Robert H.

1938-1948(8 folders)

BOX 70REEL 42-43

1949-1954, undated

(6 folders)Jackson, William E., 1943-1959Jacobs, Nathan L., 1931-1956Jaeckel, Albert F., 1913, undatedJaffe, Louis L., 1931-1964, undatedJames, Francis B., 1916-1921Jessup, Philip C., 1950-1962Jewell, Pliny, 1932Johnson, Alvin, 1939-1946, undatedJohnson, Lyndon B., 1958-1965

(3 folders)Johnston, Joseph F., 1956Jonas, Klaus W., 1953-1955Jones, Dallas L., 1953-1961Jones, Howard Mumford, 1942-1952


Container Contents


Josephson, Matthew, 1940-1952Judd, Orrin G., 1940-1946"K" miscellaneous

Kad-Key(5 folders)

BOX 71REEL 43-44

Kid-Ku

(7 folders)Kahn, Herman, 1949-1960Kallen, Horace M., 1927-1964Kanin, Garson, 1949-1964Kantorowicz, Ernst H., 1936-1963Kaplan, John, 1960-1964Katz, Milton, 1936-1956Katz, Wilber G., 1931-1953, undatedKaufman, Andrew L., 1955-1964Keeney, Barnaby C., 1960-1961Kellogg, Paul U., 1922-1946, undated

(4 folders)Kendall, Henry P., 1922-1937Kennan, George F., 1949-1956Kennedy, John F., 1958-1963, undatedKent, Stephenson, 1917-1918, undatedKeppel, Frederick P., 1919-1942Kerr, Archibald Clark, 1944-1950


Kerr, Philip Henry, 1921-1940, undated

Kerschall, Richard, 1963-1964Keynes, John Maynard, 1921-1946, undatedKing, Willard L., 1947-1956

(5 folders)Kirchwey, Freda, 1925-1953Kirk, Alan G., 1942-1945Kirstein, Louis E., 1925-1939Klots, Allen T., 1931-1963Knapp, James R., 1927Knopf, Alfred A., 1931-1961

(4 folders)Knox, Frank, 1940-1944Knox, John C., 1931-1936Konefsky, Samuel J., 1947-1960, undatedKraus, Wolfgang H., 1943-1946Kubie, Lawrence S., 1955-1961Kurland, Philip B.

1944-1956(6 folders)


Container Contents


BOX 73REEL 44-45

1957-1965, undated

(4 folders)"L" miscellaneous


La Follette, Robert M., Jr., 1930-1941

La Guardia, Fiorello H., 1932-1946(2 folders)

Lande, Louis, 1943-1955Landis, James M., 1925-1939, undatedLandis, Stella M., 1940-1964Laporte, Cloyd, 1960-1965Lash, Joseph P., 1941-1953Laski, Harold Joseph

1915-1940(14 folders)

BOX 75REEL 45-46

1941-1950, undated

(7 folders)Laski, Mrs. Harold Joseph (Frida), 1950-1964Lavery, Emmet, 1942-1964

(3 folders)Lawrence, Seymour, 1959-1964Leach, Henry Goddard, 1931-1947Leach, W. Barton, 1942-1964Lehman, Herbert H., 1937-1960

(2 folders)Lehman, Irving, 1916-1941Leisure, George S., 1945-1960Lemann, Monte M.

1929BOX 76REEL 46

1930-1964, undated

(14 folders)Lemann, Stephen B., 1961-1964Lerner, Max, 1943-1958Levi, Edward H., 1950-1961Levinthal, Louis E., 1951-1953Levy, Leonard W., 1953-1963

(3 folders)Lewis, W. S.

1942-1953(3 folders)

BOX 77REEL 46-47

1954-1964, undated

(6 folders)Lewisohn, Sam A., 1913-1946


Container Contents


Lilienthal, David E., 1932-1964Lippmann, Walter

1914-1930(13 folders)

BOX 78REEL 47

1931-1957, undated

(11 folders)Littauer, Lucius N., 1929-1939Littell, Philip, 1916-1938, undatedLlewellyn, Karl N., 1929-1935, undatedLogan, W. Douglas, 1937-1960, undatedLong, Breckinridge, 1941-1942Lovett, Robert A., 1942-1948


Lowenthal, Max, 1912-1964, undated

(15 folders)Lubin, Isadore, 1931-1935Ludington, Arthur Crosby, 1914Ludington, Katherine

1914-1916(2 folders)

BOX 80REEL 48-49

1917-1950, undated

(2 folders)Lyons, Dennis G., 1954-1955"M" miscellaneous


McAdoo, William Gibbs, 1932-1962

McAllister, Thomas F., 1944-1953McCarthy, Charles, 1918, undatedMcCloy, John J., 1941-1961

(4 folders)McCook, Anson T., 1913-1963McCook, Philip J., 1919-1955McDonald, James G., 1938-1949Mack, Julian W., 1924-1960, undated


McKeldin, Theodore R., 1953-1955

MacLeish, Archibald, 1933-1964, undated(8 folders)

Macneil, Sayre, 1919-1962(3 folders)

McWhinney, Edward, 1952-1961Madison, Charles A., 1954Magrath, C. Peter, 1962-1963


Container Contents


Magruder, Calvert, 1928-1964Maguire, John M., 1928-1960Makins, Roger, 1953-1962Malin, Patrick Murphy, 1952-1962Malone, Dumas, 1933-1959, undatedMaltbie, Milo R., 1923-1943Mann, W. Howard, 1953-1960Manuel, Frank E., 1938-1951, undatedMargold, Nathan R., 1931-1957, undatedMargolin, Arnold D., 1931-1956Markell, Charles, 1930-1931Marks, Jonathan, 1961-1965Marshall, George C., 1942-1959

BOX 83REEL 50-51

Marx, Emily, 1953-1954

Mary Barbara, Sister, 1933-1958Mason, Alpheus Thomas, 1940-1963, undated

(9 folders)Mayer, Leo, 1950-1960Mearns, David C., 1949-1958Medalie, George Z., 1931-1936Meeker, Royal, 1920-1923, undatedMegaw, John, 1958-1961Mehta, G. L., 1954-1961Meiklejohn, Alexander, 1932-1961Mencken, Henry L., 1939-1948Mendelson, Wallace, 1952-1964, undatedMenzies, Robert G., 1955-1963, undated

(2 folders)Merrell, Maurice H., 1935-1962Merz, Charles, 1920-1956, undated

(4 folders)Messersmith, George S., 1936-1941


Meta, Lino, 1943-1946

Meyer, Eugene M., 1918-1957(3 folders)

Miall, Leonard, 1951-1954Miller, Alice Duer, 1935-1936Miller, Perry, 1948-1963Miller, Philip N., 1911-1945

(2 folders)Miller, Robert N., 1921-1961

(2 folders)Mills, Ogden L., 1932-1937


Container Contents


Minton, Sherman, 1949-1964, undated(4 folders)

Mitchell, D., 1926-1935Moe, Henry Allen, 1935-1963Moley, Raymond, 1930-1939


Monnet, Jean, 1940-1964

(2 folders)Montague, Gilbert H., 1932-1958Mood, Fulmer, 1919-1951, undatedMoody, Dan, 1945-1947Moors, John F., 1921-1947, undatedMoran, Breck, 1935Morawetz, Friedrich, 1942-1943Morgan, Donald Grant, 1951-1963, undated

(2 folders)Morgan, Edmund M., 1931-1961, undatedMorgan, Edmund M., Jr., 1950-1962Morgan, James, 1936-1955, undated

(3 folders)Morgenthau, Henry, Jr., 1942-1946, undatedMorison, Elting E., 1952-1962Morison, Samuel E., 1932-1964, undated

(5 folders)Morris, Richard B., 1930-1960Morrow, Dwight W., 1912-1931Morton, James M., Jr., 1929-1935Moses, Robert, 1958Moskowitz, Henry, 1911-1936, undatedMurphy, Frank

1936-1943(3 folders)

BOX 86REEL 52

1944-1964, undated

(4 folders)Murray, Gilbert, 1940-1949, undatedMurray, Henry A., 1931-1964, undated

(3 folders)Musmanno, Michael A., 1958-1961"N" miscellaneous

(5 folders)Nathanson, Nathan L., 1937-1961Neilson, John M., 1925Nevinson, Henry W., 1931-1942Newton, Robert E., 1960-1962


Container Contents


Niebuhr, Reinhold, 1946-1963, undated(3 folders)

BOX 87REEL 53

Niles, Emory H., 1954-1957

Normano, Joao F., 1933Norris, George W., 1928-1961

(4 folders)"O" miscellaneous

(4 folders)O'Brian, John Lord, 1921-1964, undatedO'Brien, Robert Lincoln, 1926-1956Oliphant, Herman, 1927-1932Olney, Peter B., 1942-1964O'Melveny, John, 1939-1965Oppenheimer, J. Robert, 1948-1964Oppenheimer, Reuben, 1920-1964Overholser, Winfred, 1946-1960"P" miscellaneous

Pac-Pay(3 folders)

BOX 88REEL 53-54

Pea-Py

(10 folders)Palfrey, John G., 1917-1964Pantzer, Kurt F., 1920-1960Parsons, Geoffrey, 1931-1950, undated

(4 folders)Patterson, Edwin W., 1920-1929Patterson, Robert P., 1932-1964Pepper, George Wharton, 1951-1958

BOX 89REEL 54

Percy, Eustace, 1913-1964, undated

(8 folders)Perkins, Frances, 1936-1958Perkins, Thomas Nelson, 1918-1934

(2 folders)Perlman, Philip B., 1947Phillips, Harlan B., 1953-1961

(4 folders)Pinchot, Cornelia Bryce, 1931-1946Pinchot, Gifford, 1923-1935Pitkin, Walcott H., 1915-1926, undatedPolak, H. S. L., 1941-1942Poletti, Charles, 1931-1949, undatedPollak, Walter H., 1926-1956Pomeroy, Vivian T.


Container Contents


1935-1950(5 folders)

BOX 90REEL 55

1951-1954

(5 folders)Pope, Arthur Upham, 1943-1963Pottinger, David T., 1929-1943Pound, Cuthbert W., 1925-1934, undated

(4 folders)Pound, Roscoe, 1914-1963, undated


Powell, Thomas Reed, 1915-1955, undated

Pratt, Joseph H., 1920-1948Prettyman, E. Barrett, Jr., 1953-1963Prichard, Edward F., 1939-1954Proskauer, Joseph M., 1929-1953, undated

(2 folders)Pusey, Merlo J., 1949-1964, undatedPutnam, A. James, 1935-1939Putnam, Carleton, 1958-1960"Q" miscellaneousQuezon, Manuel L., 1942-1944"R" miscellaneous

Rab-Ros(9 folders)

BOX 92REEL 56

Rot-Ry

(2 folders)Rabel, Ernst, 1943-1950Rabinowitz, Herbert, 1929-1936Radcliffe, Cyril, 1952-1964Radin, Max, 1925-1946Rand, I. C., 1947-1957Ratcliffe, S. K., 1924-1959, undated

(4 folders)Rauh, Joseph L., Jr., 1942-1954Rauschenbush, Elizabeth (Brandeis), 1931-1964Ravage, M. E., 1910-1920Redlich, Josef, 1921-1945, undated

(4 folders)Reed, Stanley

1934-1947(7 folders)

BOX 93REEL 57

1948-1963, undated

(5 folders)Requin, Edward, 1918-1921


Container Contents


Reston, James B., 1943-1964, undatedReynal, Eugene, 1956-1965Rhinelander, Laurens H., 1959-1961Rice, William G., 1933-1961Richards, Augustus L.

1941-1946(12 folders)

BOX 94REEL 58

1947-1957, undated

(10 folders)Newspaper clippings with comments

1946(1 folder)

BOX 95REEL 58

(7 folders)

BOX 96REEL 59

1946, undated

(3 folders)Richards, James L., 1935-1954, undatedRichardson, Elliot, 1952-1965, undatedRichberg, Donald R., 1928-1952Riesenfeld, Stefan A., 1941-1960Riesman, David, 1931-1964Roberts, George, 1929-1963

(3 folders)Roberts, Owen J.

1930-1945(4 folders)

BOX 97REEL 59-60

1946-1958, undated

(5 folders)Robinson, Clement F., 1954-1965Robson, William A., 1931-1958Rodell, Fred, 1940-1955Rogers, James Grafton, 1931-1937

(3 folders)Rogers, Lindsay, 1931-1956Rogers, William P., 1957-1959Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1936-1959Roosevelt, Franklin D.

1918-1934(8 folders)

BOX 98REEL 60

1935-1945, undated

(18 folders)Roosevelt, James, 1957-1960Roosevelt, Theodore (1858-1919), 1910-1918Roosevelt, Theodore (1887-1944), 1913-1941


Container Contents


Rose, W. Chapman, 1931-1958BOX 99REEL 60-61

Rosenman, Samuel I., 1930-1962

Rosenthal, Albert J., 1950-1964, undatedRosenwald, Harold, 1934-1964Rosenwald, Julius, 1927-1931Rosenwald, Lessing J., 1947-1954Rostow, Eugene V., 1937-1963Rowe, L. S., 1920-1932Royall, Kenneth C., 1937-1963Rubin, Seymour Jeffrey, 1938-1954, undatedRublee, George, 1912-1951Rusk, Dean, 1955-1961Rutledge, Wiley, 1942-1949, undated

(4 folders)"S" miscellaneous

Sab-Shu(10 folders)

BOX 100REEL 61-62

Sib-Sz

(14 folders)Sabl, Caroline, 1942-1953Sachar, Abram L., 1950-1964, undatedSalpeter, High, 1949Salt, Henry, 1950-1951

BOX 101REEL 62

Saltonstall, Leverett, 1939-1964, undated

Salvemini, Gaetano, 1931-1961, undated(3 folders)

Sargent, Porter, 1937Sarnoff, David, 1930-1933Saxon, O. Glenn, 1931Sayre, Francis B., Jr., 1939-1960Sayre, Paul L., 1932-1948Scarlett, William, 1917-1965, undated

(7 folders)Schaefer, Walter V., 1955-1962Schaffer, Aaron, 1929-1930Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr., 1949-1963, undatedSchlesinger, Arthur M., Sr., 1928-1963

(2 folders)Schurman, Jacob Gould, 1936-1956Schuyler, Robert Livingston, 1954-1955Schwartz, Louis B., 1951-1953Scott, Austin W., 1941-1964

BOX 102REEL 62-63

Sedgwick, Ellery, 1918-1959


Container Contents


Segal, Bernard G., 1953-1961Selekman, Benjamin M., 1935-1939Seligman, Eustace, 1917-1960Sergeant, Elizabeth Shepley, 1921-1963Seymour, Whitney North, 1930-1961Shafroth, Will, 1932-1958Shapley, Harlow, 1927-1953

(2 folders)Sharfman, I. Leo, 1925-1964Shattuck, Henry L., 1925-1939Shaw, Albert, 1927Shawcross, Hartley W., 1949-1958Sheean, Vincent, 1951-1954Shepardson, Whitney H., 1920-1951, undatedSheppard, James C., 1953Sherwood, Robert E., 1940-1953

(2 folders)Shriver, Harry C., 1953Shulman, Harry, 1932-1957, undated

(2 folders)Sifton, Elizabeth, 1963-1965Sills, Kenneth C. M., 1932-1938Silver, Abba Hillel, 1935-1943Silver, Edward S., 1954-1964Simon, Julius, 1951-1953Simons, Hans, 1942-1959Simpson, Sidney P., 1927-1949Sinclair, Upton, 1927-1957Smalley-Baker, C. E., 1946-1959Smith, Alfred E., 1933-1943Smith, Clarence C., 1927Smith, Clarence W., 1927Smith, Reginald Heber, 1947-1963Smith, Richard Joyce, 1951Sobeloff, Simon E., 1953-1964, undatedSockman, Ralph W., 1954-1964Solow, Herbert, 1949-1958, undated

BOX 103REEL 63

Soule, George, 1922-1930

Sparling, Edward J., 1949-1952Spender, Percy, 1954-1957, undatedSteffen, Roscoe T., 1935-1960Stein, Leonard, 1951-1955Stettinius, Edward R., Jr., 1943-1949Stevens, Frank, 1931Stevenson, Adlai E., 1962


Container Contents


Stewart, Potter, 1958-1962, undated(2 folders)

Stimson, Henry Lewis1908-1936


1937-1952

(10 folders)Stone, Harlan Fiske

1924-1928(18 folders)

BOX 105REEL 64

1929-1941


1942-1963, undated

(13 folders)Straight, Michael, 1942-1956Strauss, Anna Lord, 1956-1961Stryker, Lloyd Paul, 1949-1955Sulzberger, Arthur Hays, 1933-1958, undated

(2 folders)Surrency, Erwin C., 1955-1957Swing, Raymond G., 1921-1953Swope, Gerard, 1931

BOX 107REEL 64-65

Swope, Herbert Bayard, 1932-1958, undated

(8 folders)Szold, Robert, 1922-1962"T" miscellaneous

(4 folders)Taft, William Howard, 1921-1929

(2 folders)Taylor, Telford, 1935-1955Thacher, Thomas D., 1918-1944, undated

(5 folders)Thomas, Norman, 1935-1937Thompson, Dorothy, 1936-1937Thompson, Guy A., 1933Thompson, Wendell (Mrs. Barclay), 1944, undatedThompson, William G., 1927-1935

BOX 108REEL 65-66

Thorne, Samuel E., 1933-1957

Truman, Harry S., 1945-1949Tulin, Abraham, 1918-1961Tuttle, Emerson, 1941Tweed, Harrison, 1939-1964

(4 folders)


Container Contents


"U" miscellaneous"V" miscellaneous

(4 folders)Valentine, Robert G., 1916-1917Valentine, Sophia (Mrs. Robert G.), 1912-1931Vanderbilt, Arthur T., 1939-1956Van Doren, Carl, 1943, undatedVeblen, Thorstein, 1918Villard, Oswald Garrison, 1919-1936Viner, Jacob, 1932-1934Vinson, Fred M.

1946-1949(2 folders)

BOX 109REEL 66

1950-1956

(2 folders)"W" miscellaneous

(15 folders)Wagner, Robert F., Jr., 1954Wagner, Robert F., Sr., 1913-1937, undatedWalck, Henry Z., 1953-1954

BOX 110REEL 66-67

Walker, John H., 1917-1939, undated

(6 folders)Wallace, Henry A., 1942-1945Wallace, Weldon, 1954Wallas, Graham, 1915-1928Walsh, David I., 1929-1937Walsh, Thomas J., 1925-1932Waltz, Jon, 1950-1954Wambaugh, Eugene, 1911-1927Warner, Samuel Bass, 1937-1950Warren, Charles, 1936-1957Warren, Earl, 1953-1964, undated

(4 folders)Warren, Edward H., 1934-1942Warren, William C., 1955-1960, undatedWashburn, Robert, 1932Waterman, Sterry R., 1961-1963Wayman, Dorothy G., 1954-1956Webb, Sidney, 1918-1935Wechsler, Herbert, 1932-1965, undated


Weeks, Edward W., 1935-1964

Weisgal, Meyer W., 1944-1945, undatedWeiss, Louis S., 1950


Container Contents


Weizmann, Chaim, 1918-1952, undatedWelch, Joseph N., 1925-1959, undatedWelles, Sumner, 1941-1943, undatedWestin, Alan Furman, 1953-1963Wheeler, Burton K., 1924-1964, undatedWhite, Walter, 1929-1950

(2 folders)White, William Allen, 1921-1943Whitehead, Alfred North, 1927-1956, undatedWhitelaw, Aubrey H., 1955-1963Whittaker, Charles E., 1957-1962Wickersham, George W., 1911-1932

(3 folders)Wiener, Frederick Bernays

1930-1963(4 folders)

BOX 112REEL 67-68

1964-1965, undated

(2 folders)Wiggins, J . Russell, 1954-1962Wilkie, John L., 1925-1929Willcox, Alanson W., 1955Willcox, Bertram F., 1942-1963Willcox, Westmore, Jr., 1937-1942Willert, Arthur, 1917-1939Williams, Ira Jewell, Jr., 1927-1937Williams, James M., 1927Williams, Michael, 1931-1943Williston, Samuel, 1927-1954Willkie, Wendell L., 1936-1952, undatedWilson, Anne E., 1957, undatedWilson, Edmund, 1953-1961Wilson, Edwin B., 1927-1936, undatedWilson, William B., 1918-1921Wilson, Woodrow, 1913-1919Winant, John G., 1936-1947, undatedWinship, Laurence L., 1935-1954, undatedWiseman, Mark, 1918-1919, undatedWitte, Edwin E., 1928-1951Wolfson, Richard F., 1948-1961Wood, Lewis, 1912-1948, undatedWoollcott, Alexander, 1939-1943Woolsey, John M., 1932-1937Wright, Benjamin, Jr., 1933-1958Wright, Charles Alan, 1957-1964, undatedWright, Harry N., 1942-1952, undated


Container Contents


Wright, Lord, 1937-1960(3 folders)

BOX 113REEL 68-69

Wright, Louis B., 1950-1961

Wu, John C. H., 1930-1954Wyzanski, Charles E., Jr., 1930-1964, undated

(14 folders)"Y" miscellaneousYntema, Hessel E., 1930-1954Young, B. Loring, 1931-1946Young, Owen D., 1923-1925

BOX 114REEL 69

"Z" miscellaneous

Zemurray, Samuel, 1935-1954Zimmern, Alfred E., 1918-1925, undated

(2 folders)Unidentified, 1913-1964, undated, and fragments

(7 folders)

BOX 115-124REEL 69-76


Frankfurter's correspondence while he was visiting professor at Oxford University, 1933-1934,letters received on his appointment and declination thereof to the Massachusetts SupremeJudicial Court, his appointment to and retirement from the U.S. Supreme Court, birthdaymessages, condolences, and get-well greetings.

Arranged by occasion and alphabetically by correspondent within each file.

BOX 115REEL 69-70

Oxford University, Oxford, England, correspondence

"A" miscellaneous(2 folders)

Ascoli, Max, 1933-1934Aswell, Edward C., 1933-1934Aydelotte, Frank, 1932-1934"B" miscellaneous

(3 folders)Bikle, Henry Wolf, 1934Bingham, Robert W., 1922-1934Brandeis, Louis Dembitz, 1933-1934, undated

(2 folders)Buckner, Emory R., 1916-1934Bullitt, William C., 1933-1934Burlingham, Charles C., 1933-1934Buxton, Frank W., 1933-1934"C" miscellaneous

(2 folders)Cardozo, Benjamin N., 1933-1934"Centurion," 1933-1934


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Clark, Charles E., 1933-1934Clark, Grenville, 1933-1934Cohen, Benjamin V., 1933-1934, undated

BOX 116REEL 70

Cohn, Alfred E., 1933-1934

(5 folders)Corcoran, Thomas G., 1933-1934, undated"D" miscellaneous"E" miscellaneous"F" miscellaneousFeis, Herbert, 1933-1934Flexner, Abraham, 1933-1934"G" miscellaneousGlueck, Sheldon, 1933-1934"H" miscellaneous

(2 folders)Hutchins, Robert M., 1933-1934Hutton, D. Graham, 1933

BOX 117REEL 70-71

"I" miscellaneous

"J" miscellaneous"K" miscellaneousKerr, Philip Henry, 1930-1938Keynes, John Maynard, 1933-1934"L" miscellaneousLandis, James M., 1933-1934Lindsay, A. D., 1933-1934Lowenthal, Max, 1933-1934, undated"M" miscellaneous

(2 folders)McDonald, James G., 1933-1934Mack, Julian W., 1933-1934Macneil, Sayre, 1933-1934Magruder, Calvert, 1933-1934Morgan, Edmund M., 1934"N" miscellaneous"O" miscellaneous"P" miscellaneousPowell, Thomas Reed, 1933-1934


"R" miscellaneous

Research fellowships, 1932-1934"S" miscellaneous

(3 folders)Sedgwick, Ellery, 1933-1934Stephens, Harold M., 1933-1934


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Swope, Herbert Bayard, 1933-1934"T" miscellaneous"V" miscellaneous"W" miscellaneousWoolsey, John M., 1933-1934Wyzanski, Charles E., Jr., 1933-1934

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court nominationLetters received before declination, 1932

A-D(5 folders)

BOX 119REEL 71-72

E-Z

(13 folders)Letters received after declination, 1932

A-E(2 folders)

BOX 120REEL 72-73

F-Z

(7 folders)Congratulations on Supreme Court appointment, 1939

A-J(11 folders)

BOX 121REEL 73

K-Z

(10 folders)MiscellaneousUnidentified

Letters received on retirement from Supreme Court, 1962A-Q


R-Z

Unidentified(12 folders)

Seventieth birthday congratulations, 1952Seventy-fifth birthday congratulations, 1957

(5 folders)Eightieth birthday congratulations, 1962

(3 folders)Eighty-first birthday congratulations, 1963Eighty-second birthday congratulations, 1964

BOX 123REEL 74-75

Condolences on death of Frankfurter's mother, 1928

(2 folders)Condolences on death of Mrs. Frankfurter's mother, 1939-1940

(2 folders)Condolences on death of Frankfurter's uncle, 1941


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Condolences on death of Frankfurter, 1965(2 folders)

Frankfurter memorial resolutionsLetters received concerning Felix Frankfurter Reminisces

1960Mar.-Aug.


Sept.-Dec.

(3 folders)1961-1964

(3 folders)Messages received during illness, 1958

(5 folders)Messages received during illness, 1962

(2 folders)

BOX 125-193REEL 76-123


Correspondence, memoranda, minutes of meetings, newspaper clippings, notes, printed andnear-print material, and reports.

Arranged alphabetically by subject. A partial list of correspondents is included with some ofthe subjects.

BOX 125REEL 76-77

Aaronsburg, Pa., 1949-1953

Aaronsohn, Aaron, 1913-1937Agriculture Department, 1933Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, 1919-1933

(5 folders)Correspondents include Sidney Hillman and Robert Szold

American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1932American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1931

(2 folders)Correspondents include Ernest Minor Patterson

American Association for Labor Legislation, 1917-1932Correspondents include John B. Andrews

American Civil Liberties Union, 1919-1934(14 folders)Correspondents include Forrest Bailey, Roger N. Baldwin, and Albert De Silver

BOX 126REEL 77

American Historical Association, 1929-1933

(4 folders)Correspondents include Carroll T. Bond, Evarts B. Greene, and Richard B. Morris

American Institute of Architects, 1950American Law Institute, 1925-1934

(6 folders)Correspondents include Alfred Bettman, Benjamin N. Cardozo, Learned Hand, William

Draper Lewis, Henry Lewis Stimson


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Ames competition, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass., 1957-1958Amherst College, Amherst, Mass., controversy, 1923-1924

(4 folders)Correspondents include Ernest M. Hopkins, Stanley King, and Alexander Meiklejohn

Angell, Norman, 1958Anglo-American relations, 1923-1943

(3 folders)Correspondents include Stafford Cripps and George C. Marshall

Anti-Semitism, 1923-1945(6 folders)Correspondents include Abbott Lawrence Lowell

BOX 127REEL 77-78

Association of American Law Schools, 1929

(2 folders)Correspondents include Walter F. Dodd and H. Claude Horack

Association of the Bar of the City of New York, 1938(2 folders)Correspondents include John Foster Dulles and Henry Lewis Stimson

Atlantic Monthly, 1960-1965(2 folders)Correspondents include Seymour Lawrence and Edward W. Weeks

Atomic bomb, 1945-1946(3 folders)Correspondents include Niels Bohr and J. Robert Oppenheimer

AwardsAmerican Bar Association, 1961-1964

(3 folders)Correspondents include Phil C. Neal and Sylvester C. Smith, Jr.

National Association of District Attorneys, 1964New York State Bar Association, 1960-1961

(2 folders)Correspondents include Chauncey Belknap

Yale University, New Haven, Conn., 1960-1961Correspondents include Reuben A. Holden

Balliol College, Oxford University, Oxford, England, Frankfurter fellowship, 1964Banking crisis, 1932-1933

(4 folders)Correspondents include Max Lowenthal, Raymond Moley, and Ferdinand Pecora

Bar, 1917-1938Bar associations, 1929-1935Berkman case, 1932

Correspondents include Louis Dembitz BrandeisBeth-Israel Hospital, Boston, Mass., Herman Blumgart thirtieth annniversary, 1958Bisbee deportation case, 1917-1953Bohr, Niels, 1962-1963Boston Bar Association, 1950-1952

(3 folders)Brand, Robert H., 1963-1965


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Brandeis, Louis Dembitz, 1890-1958(2 folders)

BOX 128REEL 78-79

(7 folders)

Brandeis Library, Tel Aviv, Israel, 1961Brandeis University, Waltham, Mass., honorary degree, 1955-1956Briefmaking, 1922Brown University, Providence, R.I., honorary degree, 1960

Correspondents include Barnaby C. KeeneyBunting v. Oregon, 1916

Correspondents include George M. BrownBurlingham, Charles C., memorial, 1958-1961


California minimum wage, 1923-1925

(4 folders)Correspondents include Mary W. Dewson, Warren H. Pillsbury, and U. S. Webb

Canadian government, capital punishment, 1954Cardozo, Benjamin N.

Biography for Collier's Encyclopedia, 1959-1960Lectures, 1946-1951

Cero-Gallo case, 1929Chafee, Zechariah, Jr., memorial for American Philosophical Society, 1957-1961Child labor, 1922-1932

(5 folders)Correspondents include Grace Abbott

Children's Bureau, 1956-1961Christmas, 1960-1964Churchill, Winston, 1937-1965Civil liberties, 1925-1949


(1 folder)

Civil service, Great Britain, 1928-1950(3 folders)

Cleveland Foundation, 1920-1955(13 folders)Correspondents include Leonard P. Ayres, Newton D. Baker, Alfred Bettman, Howard F.

Burns, Raymond B. Fosdick, John W. Love, Raymond Moley, Roscoe Pound, ReginaldHeber Smith, and Amos Burt Thompson

BOX 131REEL 81-82

Coal, 1923

Cohen, Felix S., 1960-1961Cohn, Alfred E., memorial library dedication, New York, N.Y., 1939-1960Columbia Law Review, 1953-1955

(2 folders)Correspondents include Michael Sovern

Commerce Department, 1933-1935


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Commission on the Repeal of Obsolete Laws, 1926-1927(2 folders)

Committee on Economic Security, 1934(2 folders)Correspondents include Edwin E. Witte

Commonwealth fund, 1921-1932(13 folders)Correspondents include Eleanor Bontecou, Max Farrand, Ernst Freund, I. Leo Sharfman,

William C. Van VleckBOX 132REEL 82

Compacts, 1925-1932

(6 folders)Congressional investigations, 1933-1938

(3 folders)Correspondents include Claude Pepper

Congressional power, 1922-1935Conscientious objectors, 1917-1932

(2 folders)Correspondents include Joseph V. Kline

Constitution, 1904-1936Cooper Union, New York, N.Y., 100th anniversary (1956), 1956-1958Cooper v. Aaron, 1935-1938

(2 folders)Crank letters, 1935-1936

BOX 133REEL 82-83

Criminal justice, 1926-1945

(2 folders)Correspondents include Alfred Bettman

Criminal law, 1913-1927(5 folders)Correspondents include Leonard P. Ayres, Newton D. Baker, and Henry Lewis Stimson

Croly, Herbert David, 1956-1965Dewey, John, 1949-1950Diaries of James Knox Polk, 1846-1951Downing Co., 1920-1921Economist, 1959-1961Economists' Bookshop, 1955-1964Education, 1930-1933

(2 folders)Correspondents include Frank P. Graham

EmploymentApplications, 1935-1936References, 1933-1936

BOX 134REEL 83-84

Exiled scholars, 1935-1938

Farband award, 1959Federal Communications Commission, 1937-1938Federal Council of Churches, 1920-1921


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Federal courts, 1927-1935(8 folders)Correspondents include Thurman W. Arnold, Charles E. Clark, Edmund E. Day, Monte M.

Lemann, George W. Norris, and Robert F. Wagner, Sr.Federal Farm Board, 1929-1930

Correspondents include George E. FarrandFederal judges, 1932-1933

(5 folders)Correspondents include D. Lawrence Groner, Kenneth Mackintosh, Orie Leon Phillips, and

James H. WilkersonFederal judiciary, 1925-1926


Federal Power Commission, 1929-1934

(6 folders)Correspondents include Judson King, Frank R. McNinch, William D. Mitchell, and Thomas

J. WalshFederal Securities bill, 1933-1936

(10 folders)Correspondents include John J. Burns, Abraham Fortas, Joseph P. Kennedy, Sam Rayburn,

Eustace Seligman, and Raymond B. StevensFederal service, 1937-1938Federal Trade Commission, 1925-1935


Federalism, 1919-1935

Filene's Sons Co., 1917Foreign Policy Association, 1920-1935

(2 folders)Correspondents include James G. McDonald

Foreign Service, 1946Forrestal, James, diaries, 1947-1957

(2 folders)Correspondents include Walter Millis

Foundations, 1928-1956Frankfurter, Felix, 1937-1965


(5 folders)

Frankfurter, Marion Denman, 1918-1964Friedenwald, Harry, 1963-1964Friedenwald, Jonas S., 1945-1961Frost, Robert, 1962-1963German refugees, 1933Germany, 1933-1936


(3 folders)

Goldstein, Benjamin F., 1958


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Graham, Philip L., 1963Gray's Inn, London, England, 1952-1960

Correspondents include William J. Sellers and Frederic HaleyHall of Fame, New York University, New York, N.Y., 1945

(3 folders)Hand, Learned, 1945-1961

(2 folders)Harcourt, Brace and Co., 1954-1957

Correspondents include Denver Lindley and Eugene ReynalHarvard University crime survey, Boston, Mass.

Correspondence, 1926-1938"A" miscellaneousAdler, Herman M."B-C" miscellaneous

(2 folders)Cabot, Frederick P.Cobb, John Candler"D" miscellaneous

BOX 139REEL 86-87

Day, Edmund E.

(2 folders)Dunham, Lawrence B."E" miscellaneousEndicott, A. L."F" miscellaneousFosdick, Raymond B., 1926-1934

(2 folders)Friedenwald, Jonas S."G" miscellaneousGehlke, C. E.Glueck, Sheldon

(2 folders)Griscom, Stewart"H" miscellaneousHarrison, Leonard V.

(4 folders)Hitchcock, Curtice N.Howland, Charles P .Hunnewell, F. W."J-L" miscellaneousLippmann, Walter"Mc-M"

(2 folders)Maguire, John M.

(2 folders)Miscellaneous

BOX 140 "N" miscellaneous


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REEL 87Nutter, George R.

(2 folders)"O-P"

(2 folders)Plazinski, Thaddeus T.Pound, Roscoe

(2 folders)"R-S" miscellaneousSayre, Francis B., Jr.Shattuck, Henry L.Taylor, John L.

(3 folders)"U" miscellaneousVan Waters, Miriam

(2 folders)"W" miscellaneousWarner, Samuel BassWhite, William Allen"Y" miscellaneous

Committee, 1927-1933(2 folders)

BOX 141REEL 87-88

Conferences, 1927-1930

(2 folders)Criminological problems, 1928Juvenile delinquency, 1926-1932Miscellaneous

(7 folders)Penal treatment, 1926-1931Personnel, 1926-1927Police cooperation, 1925-1932Press, 1927

BOX 142REEL 88-89

Progress reports, 1927

(3 folders)Harvard Law Review, 1961-1962

Correspondents include Richard PosnerHarvard Law School, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass., 1924-1939

Correspondents include Abbott Lawrence Lowell(8 folders)

BOX 143REEL 89

(3 folders)

BOX 144REEL 90

(7 folders)

Harvard Law Society of Illinois, remarks by Frankfurter, 1955Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass., undergraduates, 1957-1958Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass., honorary degree and Somerset Club dinner, 1956


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BOX 145REEL 90-91

Heidelberg University, Heidelberg, Germany, 1935-1937

(3 folders)Hiss, Alger, trial, 1947-1963

(2 folders)Holding companies, 1935-1936

(4 folders)Correspondents include Roger W. Babson

Holmes-Laski letters, 1950-1953Correspondents include Harold Joseph Laski

Holmes lectures, 1950-1964Correspondents include Anthony G. Amsterdam and Erwin N. Griswold

Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 1862-1949Correspondents include Alger Hiss, Mark A. DeWolfe Howe, John Lockwood, John G.

Palfrey, W. Chapman Rose, and James Rowe(6 folders)

BOX 146REEL 91-92

(13 folders)

BOX 147REEL 92

(2 folders)

Hughes, Charles Evans, 1951-1958(2 folders)

Independent Committee for the Recognition of Soviet Russia, 1929-1933Correspondents include Joseph Gollomb

India, 1942-1943(2 folders)Correspondents include Taraknath Das and Edward Halifax

Indian Bureau, 1930-1933(4 folders)

BOX 148REEL 93

Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, N.J., 1931-1964

(8 folders)Correspondents include Frank Aydelotte and Abraham Flexner

Institute for criminal research, proposed, 1927-1930(4 folders)

Institute for Government Research, Washington, D.C., 1914-1925(4 folders)Correspondents include Raymond B. Fosdick

BOX 149REEL 93-94

Inter-allied peace conference, 1917-1918

(3 folders)Correspondents include William C. Bullitt and Manley O. Hudson

Interborough Rapid Transit Co., 1932-1933(3 folders)Correspondents include Charles C. Burlingham and John M. Woolsey

Interior Department, 1933-1938Correspondents include Harold L. Ickes and Nathan R. Margold

Interstate Commerce Commission, 1920-1962(2 folders)


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Correspondents include Rupert L. MurphyInvitations to write, 1960-1964Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, 1951Israeli embassy, 1954-1959Jackson, Robert H., 1955-1964John W. Davis award, 1956Judiciary, 1926-1930

(2 folders)Justice Department, 1920-1937

(5 folders)Correspondents include Homer S. Cummings, Stanley Reed, Harold M. Stephens, Charles

E. Wyzanski, Jr.Juvenile delinquency, 1950-1951

BOX 150REEL 94-95

Keedy, Edwin R., 1950

Kelley, Florence, 1953Kennedy, John F., library, proposed, 1964

Kennedy, Robert F.McLaughlin, Charles

Labor, 1917-1923Labor Department, 1932-1937

(3 folders)Correspondents include Frances Perkins and Charles E. Wyzanski, Jr.

Labor injunctions, 1922-1935Correspondents include Roger N. Baldwin, Francis Biddle, Fiorello H. La Guardia(3 folders)

BOX 151REEL 95

(5 folders)

Laski, Harold Joseph, 1893-1953(5 folders)

BOX 152REEL 95-96

Latin America, 1920-1931

(3 folders)Legal profession, 1932-1937Letters of Sacco and Vanzetti (New York: Viking, 1928), 1928Liberty bonds gold clause, 1933-1935

(2 folders)Correspondents include B. H. Inness Brown

Life magazine, 1937-1945Lincoln, Abraham, 1941-1943Littauer Foundation, 1929-1937

Correspondents include Lucius N. LittauerMacLeish, Archibald, book fund, 1942Mann, Thomas, 1937-1945Marshall, John, bicentennial (1955), 1953-1958Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, 250th anniversary (1942), 1942-1943

(2 folders)Measure, 1951


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Medal of Freedom, 1963Men and jobs, 1936-1937Mexico, 1918-1927


Minimum Wage Board, Washington, D.C., 1919-1923

(3 folders)Correspondents include Jesse C. Adkins, Elizabeth Brandeis, Mary W. Dewson, and F. H.

StephensMinimum wage decision, Washington, D.C., 1922-1923

(5 folders)Minimum wage law, 1916-1934

Correspondents include William Green(6 folders)

BOX 154REEL 97-98

(1 folder)

Minimum wage legislation, 1916-1923(5 folders)

Mooney case, 1917-1934Correspondents include Herbert David Croly(2 folders)

BOX 155REEL 98-99

(8 folders)

Morgenthau, Henry, mission, 1917-1921(2 folders)

Nation, 1936-1937Correspondents include Max Lerner and Oswald Garrison Villard

National Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement, 1929-1931Correspondents include Newton D. Baker, Charles E. Clark, Joseph C. Hutcheson, Jr.,

William S. Kenyon, and Charles H. Willard(2 folders)

BOX 156REEL 99-100

(12 folders)

BOX 157REEL 100

National Consumers' League, 1915-1949

(5 folders)Correspondents include Mary W. Dewson, Josephine Goldmark, and Florence Kelley

National Council on Legal Clinics, 1961-1962Correspondents include Paul A. Freund and Howard Sacks

National District Attorneys' Association, Furtherance of Justice award, 1964National Historical Publications Commission, 1951-1965

Correspondents include Julian P. Boyd, Wayne C. Grover, and Philip M. Hamer(7 folders)

BOX 158REEL 100-101

(11 folders)

BOX 159REEL 101-102

(4 folders)

National Popular Government League, 1919-1922(2 folders)


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Correspondents include Judson KingNational Recovery Act, 1933-1936

(4 folders)Correspondents include Donald R. Richberg and Charles E. Wyzanski, Jr.

Navy Department, 1938-1939Nazism, 1933-1937New Republic, 1913-1937

(4 folders)Correspondents include Bruce Bliven, Herbert David Croly, and George Soule

BOX 160REEL 102

New School for Social Research, New York, N.Y., 1931-1959

(4 folders)Correspondents include Alvin Johnson and Hans Simons

New York public service policy, 1929-1932(7 folders)Correspondents include James C. Bonbright, William J. Donovan, Leon Leighton, Robert H.

Thayer, and Frank P. WalshNew York Times, 1939-1953

Correspondents include Arthur Hays SulzbergerNorris injunction bill, 1928-1930

Correspondents include George W. Norris, Herman Oliphant, Donald R. Richberg, andEdwin E. Witte


(3 folders)

North Carolina v. Allen, 1929Oil scandal investigations (Teapot Dome), 1926-1928

(3 folders)Correspondents include Walter Lippmann and Thomas J. Walsh

"Over 65" feature, Pennsylvania Medical Society, 1956Oxford University, Oxford, England, 1939-1963Oxford University Press, 1946Palestine, 1919-1965

Correspondents include Louis Dembitz Brandeis, Prince Feisal, and Chaim Weizmann(6 folders)

BOX 162REEL 103-104

(7 folders)

Palestine-Zionist Commission, 1919(3 folders)

Palestine endowment funds, 1962Palestine trip, 1934Phi Beta Kappa mystery, 1947-1948Philadelphia Harvard Law School Association luncheon, Philadelphia, Pa., 1955-1956Photographs and portraits, 1941-1944


(2 folders)

Puerto Rico, undatedPostal savings, 1935-1936


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Presidential elections1924

(6 folders)Correspondents include Charles C. Burlingham, Walter Lippmann, and Max Lowenthal

1928Correspondents include Walter Lippmann, Belle Moskowitz, and Alfred E. Smith(8 folders)

BOX 164REEL 105-106

(1 folder)

1932(6 folders)Correspondents include Adolph A. Berle, Belle Moskowitz, Joseph M. Proskauer, Herbert

Bayard Swope, and Stephen S. Wise1936

President's Commission on Civil Service Improvement, 1935-1941(4 folders)

BOX 165REEL 106-107

(13 folders)

BOX 166REEL 107

(6 folders)

BOX 167REEL 107-108

(15 folders)

BOX 168REEL 108

(16 folders)

BOX 169REEL 108

(17 folders)

BOX 170REEL 108-109

(15 folders)

BOX 171REEL 109

(16 folders)

BOX 172REEL 109

(11 folders)

BOX 173REEL 109-110

(16 folders)

BOX 174REEL 110

(18 folders)

BOX 175REEL 110

(10 folders)

BOX 176REEL 111

(5 folders)

BOX 177REEL 111-112

(4 folders)

BOX 178REEL 112-113

(5 folders)

Press censorship, 1928-1944(4 folders)

Prohibition, 1922-1923(2 folders)Correspondents include Learned Hand and Henry Lewis Stimson


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Public utility regulation, 1927-1935Correspondents include Morris Llewellyn Cooke, Joseph B. Eastman, Benjamin F.

Goldstein, and Judson King(3 folders)

BOX 179REEL 113-114

(8 folders)

BOX 180REEL 114

(3 folders)

Railroad reorganization, 1932-1935(6 folders)Correspondents include Benjamin V. Cohen, Leslie Craven, Joseph B. Eastman, Robert M.

La Follette, Jr., and Thomas D. ThacherReceiverships, 1923-1925


(1 folder)

Reconstruction Finance Corp., 1932-1935(2 folders)

Reorganizations, 1936Requests for information, 1952-1964Roberts, Owen J., Pennsylvania Law Review, 1955-1956Roosevelt, Franklin D., 1945Roosevelt Library, Hyde Park, N.Y., 1952Roosevelt memorial, Harvard Alumni Bulletin, 1945-1947

Correspondents include W. L. Mackenzie KingRoosevelt Memorial Commission, 1941-1965

(2 folders)Correspondents include Francis Biddle, Waldo G. Leland, and Eleanor Roosevelt

Russia, 1918-1925(3 folders)

BOX 182REEL 115-116

(1 folder)

St. Lawrence Seaway Development Commission, 1931Correspondents include James C. Bonbright

Savings bank insurance, 1929-1936(5 folders)Correspondents include Edwin F. Gay and Alice H. Grady

Schwimmer (Rosika) citizenship case, 1930-1941Correspondents include Oliver Wendell Holmes

Securities Act, 1933 See Federal Securities billSecurities and Exchange Commission

Correspondence, 1933-1936(2 folders)Correspondents include Arthur Perry

Miscellany, 1933-1934, undatedNewspaper clippings, 1918, 1933, undatedPrinted matter, 1933-1935, undatedForeword, Virginia Law Review, 1959


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Selden Society, 1952-1953Correspondents include K. Howard Drake

Seventy-fifth birthday, 1957Sheffer, Henry M., 1949-1951Smith College, Northampton, Mass., 1954Social Science Research Council, 1926-1932

Correspondents include Floyd H. Allport, Raymond B. Fosdick, Learned Hand, Robert E.Park, John Barker Waite, and Edwin B. Wilson

(1 folder)BOX 183REEL 116

(4 folders)

Solicitor General, 1933South Carolina Bar Association, 1949-1950State Department, 1933-1935

Correspondents include William Phillips, John Farr Simmons, and Henry Lewis Stimson,1960-1961

Stimson-Frankfurter correspondence, publication of, 1957-1961Stone, Harlan Fiske, memorial, 1946-1947Students, 1935-1949Supreme Court, 1870-1959


(8 folders)

Supreme Court as an institution, 1955BOX 185REEL 117-118

Supreme Court justices, undated

A Surgeon's Reflections, by William Sharpe, 1955-1956Survey Associates, 1937Survey of United States Supreme Court, October term, 1936Taney, Roger B., National Memorial Foundation, 1936Taxation, federal, 1923-1936


Tennessee Valley Authority, 1933-1938

(7 folders)Correspondents include David E. Lilienthal

Thaxter, Sidney, memorial service, 1959Third degree confessions, 1924-1932

(2 folders)Correspondents include Paul U. Kellogg

Trade unions, 1922-1923Treasury Department, 1933-1936

Correspondents include Dean AchesonUnemployment insurance, 1934


Unemployment reserves


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American Federation of Labor, 1924-1933(3 folders)Correspondents include Charles E. Clark, William Green, and Matthew Woll

Massachusetts, 1932-1933(3 folders)Correspondents include Stanley King, John W. Plaisted, and Paul Rauschenbush

New York, 1925-1933Wisconsin, 1925

(3 folders)Correspondents include Herman L. Ekern

United States Senate, 1926(3 folders)

Universities, 1934-1937BOX 188REEL 119

University in exile, 1933

University of Calcutta, Calcutta, India, 1953-1954University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia, 1951-1956University of Michigan Law School, Ann Arbor, Mich., 1953-1954Utilities Bureau, 1914-1924

(9 folders)Correspondents include Morris Llewellyn Cooke and Russell D. Crane

Valentine, Robert G., 1916-1917(2 folders)

Valuation, 1930-1933Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn., symposium, 1949-1951Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., 1949-1961Villanova University, Villanova, Pa., 1955Virginia Law Review, 1953-1956

BOX 189REEL 120

War Department, 1917-1919

(8 folders)War Labor Policies Board, 1917-1918


(22 folders)

BOX 191REEL 121

(13 folders)

BOX 192REEL 121-122

(6 folders)

Washington College of Law, American University, Washington, D.C., 1953-1954Washington Post, 1953-1960Water power, Maine, 1927-1932

(2 folders)Wheeler Defense Committee, 1924-1926


Wigmore, John Henry, 1963

Williston, Samuel, Harvard Law Review, 1963


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Wisconsin utilities, 1931-1933(5 folders)Correspondents include Philip La Follette and David E. Lilienthal

World Court, 1939Wright, Harry N., 1942Yale Law Journal, 1919-1961Yale University, New Haven, Conn., 1929-1936

(4 folders)Yale University Press, 1920-1952

BOX 194-217REEL 123-137


Handwritten and typewritten drafts, galleys, and near-print and printed copies, andcorrespondence relating to speeches, articles, remarks, tributes, letters to the editor, andbooks.

Containers 194-200 constitute a chronologically arranged set of bound volumes of the finalprinted copies of most of Frankfurter's speeches and publications. Containers 201-215contain individual files for the various works, arranged alphabetically by title. Containers215-217, containing material concerning works written by other persons, are arrangedalphabetically by author.

BOX 194REEL 123

Bound volumes of final copies of speeches and publications

1913-1924BOX 195REEL 123

1925-1928

BOX 196REEL 124

1929-1931

BOX 197REEL 124

1932-1938

BOX 198REEL 125

1939-1949 (also includes earlier years, 1913, 1917, 1918, 1924, 1933)

BOX 199REEL 125

1950-1955

BOX 200REEL 126

1956-1963

BOX 201REEL 126

Drafts, research notes, and related material

"The Adamson Law," Boston Herald, 9 Oct. 1916Address, American Bar Association, 17 Apr. 1930Address, American Philosophical Society, 22 Apr. 1954Address, Harvard University Law School, alumni dinner, New York, N.Y., [20?] Mar. 1914Address, Second Interstate Conference on Uniform Labor Laws, Providence, R.I., 1933Address, Willkie Award dinner, 28 Feb. 1947"The Administrative Side of Chief Justice Hughes," Harvard Law Review, 1949"An Adventure in Contentment," New Republic, 10 Mar. 1920"Alfred North Whitehead," letter to editor, New York Times, 8 Jan. 1948American Law Institute dinner address, Washington, D.C., 18 May 1951, and meeting,

Washington, D.C., 16 May 1951


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"Anita Whitney and the Courts," letter to editor, Nation, 9 Dec. 1925Annual Survey of Massachusetts Law, foreword by Frankfurter, 1955-1956Augustus L. Richards, 1953"A Bad Omen for Railroad Consolidation," New Republic, 4 Feb. 1931"Bankers and the Conspiracy Law," New Republic, 21 Jan. 1925"The Berger Decision," New Republic, 23 Feb. 1921"The Best Advice I Ever Had," Reader's Digest, 1956Bibliography"The Big City Press," St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 1953"Blackstone's Contributions to Constitutional Law," 1954Book reviews by Frankfurter, 1928-1932, undatedBoston Herald, letter to the editor, 2 Oct. 1924"Brandeis," New Republic, 5 Feb. 1916Brandeis, Alice Goldmark (Mrs. Louis Dembitz Brandeis), remarks by Frankfurter at

funeral, 1945Brandeis, Louis Dembitz, remarks by Frankfurter at funeral, 17 Oct. 1941Brandeis Lawyers Society address, [Philadelphia, Pa.?], 17 Apr. 1951

(2 folders)British-American educators meeting speech, Washington, D.C., 6 Sept. 1958

BOX 202REEL 127

"Business and Federalism," undated

The Business of the Supreme Court,Correspondence, 1927-1936

(5 folders)Miscellany, 1925-1936

(2 folders)"The Business of the Supreme Court at October Term, 1931," Harvard Law Review, Dec.

1932"Calvert Magruder," Harvard Law Review (June 1959), 1958-1960"Calvert Magruder," Harvard Law School Yearbook, 1959Campaign speech, WBZ radio broadcast, Boston, Mass., 5 Nov. 1932"Cardozo, Benjamin N.," Dictionary of American Biography (1955), 1927-1956The Case of Sacco and Vanzetti (review), 22 Dec. 1927Cases and Other Authorities on Federal Jurisdiction and Procedure (1931),

correspondence, 1929-1952(2 folders)

Chaim Weizmann, edited by M. Weisgal, foreword by Frankfurter, 1944Chaim Weizmann, telephone remarks by Frankfurter in Washington, D.C., to participants at

dinner honoring Weizmann, New York, N.Y., 27 Nov. 1945BOX 203REEL 127-128

"Charles Culp Burlingham," Memorial Book of the New York City Bar Association,1959-1960(2 folders)

"Charles Evans Hughes," remarks for NBC broadcast, 30 June 1941"Chief Justice Hughes," Harvard Law School Yearbook, dedication, 1949"Chief Justices I Have Known," informal talk, University of Virginia Law School,

Charlottesville, Va., 12 May 1953City College of New York, New York, N.Y., centennial celebration address, 12 Oct. 1946Cohen, Morris Raphael, Frankfurter's review of his autobiography, 1949


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The Commerce Clause Under Marshall, Taney, and WaiteCorrespondence, 1934-1964Drafts, 1936

(2 folders)Miscellaneous, undated


"The Compact Clause of the Constitution," with James M. Landis, Yale Law Journal, May1925

"The Conditions For, and the Aims and Methods of Legal Research," Iowa Law Review,1930

"Congressional Power Over the Labor Injunction," Columbia Law Review, Mar. 1931Correspondence between Alexander Mitchell Palmer and Frankfurter and Zachariah Chafee

regarding aliens held for deportation, 1920"Crime and Crime Surveys," New York City Bar Association address, New York, N.Y., 17

Apr. 1930"Constitutional Opinions of Justice Holmes," Harvard Law Review, Apr. 1916Curbs on German universities, Association of American Law Schools, address, 1936"Dean Acheson," Groton School Quarterly, 1949Demobilization conference, address, 29-30 Nov. 1918"Democracy and the Expert," Atlantic Monthly, Nov. 1930"Does Mapp v. Ohio Effect an 'Incorporation' of the Fourth Into the Fourteenth

Amendment?" undated"Edward Henry Warren," Harvard Law Review, undated"The Election of 1916," [1916]"Eugene Wambaugh," Harvard Law Review, Nov. 1940"Exit the Kansas Court," New Republic, 27 June 1923Federal Bar Association address, Washington, D.C., 21 Sept. 1957"Federal Securities Act," Fortune, [Aug.] 1933Felix Frankfurter: A Tribute

Galleys, undatedPublisher's correspondence, 1956-1962


Felix Frankfurter Reminisces

Transcripts1953-1955

(11 folders)1957

June(2 folders)

July1-15


16-23

(4 folders)Aug.

(2 folders)


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Miscellaneous, 1918-1920, 1932, 1959, undatedReviews, 1960-1963

"Felix Frankfurter und der Oberste Gerichtshof," Voice of America radio broadcast (Feb.1955), 1954-1955

"Fiorello H. La Guardia," at La Guardia Memorial, dedication ceremony, New York, N.Y.,20 Sept. 1957

"Franklin Delano Roosevelt," Harvard Alumni Bulletin, 1945Franklin D. Roosevelt, remarks at Hyde Park, N.Y., 30 May 1956"Free Inquiry: A Democratic Essential," St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 11 July 1936George C. Marshall, letter to editor, Washington Post, 20 Oct. 1959George W. Gay lecture, Harvard Medical School, Boston, Mass., 21 Mar. 1958

Correspondence, 1958Manuscript and notes, 1958

"The Government Lawyer," (1957) Federal Bar Journal, Jan.-Mar. 1958(2 folders)

The Great Globe Itself, by W. C. Bullitt, review in (London) Times Literary Supplement, 8Mar. 1947

"Growing Up in America," British Broadcasting Corp. radio broadcast, Apr. 1944Guido Pantaleoni memorial dedication, remarks by Frankfurter, Cambridge, Mass., 29 Nov.

1947"Haiti and Intervention," New Republic, 15 Dec. 1920

BOX 207REEL 130

"Harold J. Laski," Clare Market Review, London School of Economics, July 1950

"Harold J. Laski," British Broadcasting Corp. program (15 Nov. 1961), 1941-1962Harry N. Wright, address at Wright's inauguration as president of City College of New York,

New York, N.Y., 1942The Harvard Crime Survey, introduction by Frankfurter, 1934"Henry W. Edgerton," Cornell Law Quarterly, winter 1957Holmes, Oliver Wendell

Article, Dictionary of American Biography, vol. 21, 1943Lectures, undatedNotes, undated

"In Answer to Mr. Beck," New Republic, 18 Jan. 1922"Interstate Commerce," Encyclopaedia of the Social Sciences, 1932Interstate Commerce Commission, remarks at retirement of J. Monroe Johnson, Washington,

D.C., 4 June 1956Introduction of Newton D. Baker, Cambridge, Mass., 2 Nov. 1932The Insurance Commissioner in the United States, by E. W. Patterson, introduction by

Frankfurter, 1927"Jerome N. Frank," Chicago Law Review, 1957"John Marshall and the Judicial Function," Cambridge, Mass., 22 Sept. 1955"Josef Redlich," Harvard Law Review, Jan. 1937Judge Oppenheimer, letter to editor, New York Times, 12 Nov. 1956"Judges Off the Bench," letter to editor, Boston Herald, 14 Nov. 1929"A Judicial Opinion," letter to editor, New York Times, 7 Sept. 1932"Karolyi, Kellogg, and Coolidge," New Republic, 2 Dec. 1925"Katharine Ludington," 1953

BOX 208 The Labor Injunction, 1930


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REEL 130-131"Labor Injunction," Encyclopaedia of the Social Sciences, 1932"Law and the Future: Foreword," Northwestern University Law Review, May-June 1956"The Law and the Law Schools," Reports of the American Bar Association, 1915"Law and Order," Yale Review, 1923"A Lawyer's Dicta on Doctors," Harvard Medical Alumni Bulletin, July 1958Leader on Cardozo, Benjamin N., appointment, New Republic, 24 Feb. 1932"Learned Hand," Harvard Law Review, correspondence, 1945-1947"Learned Hand," for dedication of Harvard Law School Yearbook, 1951-1962"Learned Hand," memorial for Yearbook of the New York City Bar Association, 1961-1963Lectures, University of Minnesota Law School, 1-2 Dec. 1952Letters to the editor, 1921-1932

(2 folders)Lord Lothian (Philip Kerr), 1940-1942"Lord Percy of Newcastle," (London) Times, 14 Apr. 1958Mailing lists, 1937-1938, undatedManchester Guardian, 1956, on death of A. P. WadsworthMassachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, remarks at 250th anniversary, [Boston?] 21 Nov.

1942"Maurice Finkelstein," St. John's Law Review, 1957"Medicine and Law: Parts of a Whole," 1957, remarks at opening of George Washington

University School of Medicine, Washington, D.C., [11?] Sept. 1956BOX 209REEL 131-132

Mehta (G. L.) speeches introduced by Frankfurter, 1958

"Memorandum on 'Incorporation' of the Bill of Rights Into the Due Process Clause of theFourteenth Amendment," 1929-1965

Memorandum in the Myers case, 1926Miscellaneous

Fragments, 1962, undatedNotes, 1934, 1946, 1955, undated

(2 folders)Speeches by others, 1927-1933, 1944, 1953-1957, undated

"Mr. Justice Brandeis, " New York Times Magazine, 11 Nov. 1956CorrespondenceDraftsMr. Justice Brandeis, edited by Frankfurter, 1932

Mr. Justice Holmes and the Supreme Court, edited by FrankfurterCorrespondence, 1930-1933, 1960-1965

(2 folders)Miscellaneous notes, 1931

"Mr. Justice Roberts," 1955"Mr. Lansing's Book: A Postscript," New Republic, 13 Apr. 1921"Monte M. Lemann," Memorial Book of the New York City Bar Association, 1960Monte Lemann, for WDSU radio, New Orleans, La., 14 Sept. 1959"Monte Lemann," letter to editor, New York Times, 21 Sept. 1959Morris R. Cohen Library dedication, City College of New York, New York, N.Y., 3 May

1958


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"A National Policy for the Enforcement of Prohibition," Annals of the American Academyof Political and Social Science, Sept. 1923

"New York's 'Crime Wave,'" New Republic, 19 Apr. 1922New York Times, letter to the editor, 5 June 1925

BOX 210REEL 132

"A Notable Decision," (article on the Scottsboro case) New York Times, 13 Nov. 1932

"A Note on Diversity Jurisdiction-In Reply to Professor Yntema," University ofPennsylvania Law Review, June 1931

"Notes for Moscow," prepared by Frankfurter for Earl Warren, 1959Notes for lectures, University of Minnesota, 1957-1958, undatedNotes for speeches, 1923, 1936-1938, undated"Notes for the Independence Hall Ceremony," undated"Notes for Westminster Hall," undatedOf Law and Life and Other Things That Matter, Frankfurter's writings, 1962-1965

(9 folders)Of Law and Men, edited by Philip Elman

General, 1939-1955BOX 211REEL 132-133

Correspondence, 1956-1958

(2 folders)Miscellaneous, 1956-1958, undated

"On Being an American," 1944-1946, address for "I Am an American" day, Washington,D.C., 21 May 1944, published in Survey Graphic, July 1944

"On Entering the Law," Harvard Crimson, 1957-1958"The Packers vs the Government," New Republic, 25 May 1932"The Permanence of Jefferson," (Washington, D.C., 13 Apr. 1943), 1927-1947

(3 folders)"Personal Ambitions of Judges," address to the American Law Institute, Philadelphia, Pa.,

23 May 1948, published in American Bar Association Journal, 1948"Personal Recollections of Jonas S. Friedenwald," Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Md.,

10 Feb. 1956"The Place of the Supreme Court in Our Government," radio speech given under auspices of

National League of Women Voters, New York, N.Y., 13 May 1930Prettyman lectures, foreword by Frankfurter, 1959, correspondence and manuscripts

(2 folders)"Professor Sir William Holdsworth," American Bar Association Journal, Feb. 1944

BOX 212REEL 133-134

The Public & Its Government, correspondence, 1930-1937

(2 folders)"The Public Profession of the Law," New Republic, 22 Feb. 1922Public Utility Regulation, edited by M. L. Cooke, introduction by Frankfurter, 1924"Reconstruction and the Law," circa 1932Regionalism in America, 1951, foreword by FrankfurterRemarks at Aaronsburg, Pa., 23 Oct. 1949Remarks at Harvard Law School, Graduate School alumni day, Cambridge, Mass., 13 June

1956Remarks at Israel's tenth anniversary dinner, New York, N.Y., 19 May 1958Remarks at memorial meeting for John Graham Brooks, 1938


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Remarks at Russian meeting, Faneuil Hall, Boston, Mass., 11 Nov. 1919Remarks at the fiftieth anniversary celebration for Learned Hand as a federal judge, New

York, N.Y., 10 Apr. 1959Remarks on receiving award of the National Institute for Immigrant Welfare, New York,

N.Y., 11 May 1938Remarks on receiving degree of Doctor of Laws from Yale University, New Haven, Conn.,

12 June 1961"A Reply to Mr. Beck," New Republic, 19 Oct. 1921"A Rigid Outlook in a Dynamic World," Survey Graphic, Jan. 1938Robert P. Patterson, letter to the editor, New York Times, 24 Jan. 1952Royal Commission on Capital Punishment, Frankfurter's testimony, London, England, 21

July 1950A Selection of Cases Under the Interstate Commerce Act, edited by Frankfurter

Correspondence1915-1928

BOX 213REEL 134

1929-1932

Manuscript of note to second editionReviews

"Sir Willmott Lewis," broadcast for British Broadcasting Corp., 5 Jan. 1950"A Sketch of Thomas Jefferson," undatedSome Observations on a Graduate School of Public Administration," 1936"Some Observations on the Nature of the Judicial Process of Supreme Court Litigation," for

the American Philosophical Society, 22 Apr. 1954"Some Observations on Supreme Court Litigation and Legal Education," Ernest Freund

lecture at University of Chicago Law School, Chicago, Ill., 11 Feb. 1953"Some Reflections on the Reading of Statutes," Benjamin Cardozo lecture before the New

York City Bar Association, New York, N.Y., 18 Mar. 1947(3 folders)

Stafford Little Lectures, Princeton University, Princeton, N.J., 1934-1935"Stanley Marvin Silverberg," Memorial Book of the New York City Bar Association,

undated"The Supreme Court and a Balanced Budget," New Republic, 27 Apr. 1932"Supreme Court and Interstate Commerce Commission," New Republic, 20 Jan. 1932"The Supreme Court in the Mirror of Justices," Owen J. Roberts lecture at the University of

Pennsylvania Law School, Philadelphia, Pa., 20 Mar. 1957Correspondence, 1956-1958

(2 folders)Drafts and related material

(1 folder)BOX 214REEL 134-135

(2 folders)

"The Supreme Court Under the Judiciary Act of 1925," Harvard Law Review, Nov. 1928"Supreme Court, United States," Encyclopaedia of the Social Sciences, Feb. 1934Survey of Massachusetts Law, foreword by Frankfurter, 1956Tax message prepared for Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1935"Thomas Reed Powell," Harvard Law Review (Mar. 1956), 1955-1956


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Toscanini, Arturo, remarks at concert by Toscanini at Constitution Hall, Washington, D.C.,25 May 1950

"Trans-Atlantic Misconceptions," British Broadcasting Corp. broadcast, 12 Feb. 1934,1isteners' letters

"Tribute to a Great Judge: Learned Hand," New York State Bar Journal, Dec. 1961Tribute to Louis Dembitz Brandeis, 1956, 1etter to American Jewish Congress dinner,

published in Congress Weekly, 23 Apr. 1956Unidentified manuscript by Frankfurter, undated"The Use of the Injunction in American Labor Controversies," Law Quarterly Review, July

1928"The Utilities Bureau," Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science,

Jan. 1915Valentine, Robert G., memorial meeting, remarks, Faneuil Hall, Boston, Mass., 7 Jan. 1917"Valentine, Robert Grosvenor," Dictionary of American Biography, 1936"The Venom of Appeasement," undatedVoice of America broadcast, Washington, D.C., 25 Oct. 1951"War in the Clothing Industry," New Republic, 15 Dec. 1920"The 'War Record' of Stimson," Boston Evening Transcript, Mar. [?] 1913"What the Schechter Case Does and Does Not Decide With Respect to Congressional Power

Over Commerce," 1935"What We Confront in American Life," address at twentieth annual meeting of Survey

Associates, New York, N.Y., [circa 1 Feb.] 1933"When Judge Cardozo Writes," review in New Republic, 8 Apr. 1931, of Law and

Literature, and Other Essays and Addresses by B. N. Cardozo"Woodrow Wilson," (London) Times, 1956-1957

(2 folders)Writings of Frankfurter

Miscellaneous typescripts, 1911-1962Unidentified, undated

BOX 215REEL 135-136

Clippings, 1918-1927, 1955

"Wrong and Dangerous," letter to New York Herald Tribune, 30 Nov. 1934"The Young Men Go to Washington," Fortune, Jan. 1936"The Zeitgeist and the Judiciary," Survey, 1913

Writings of othersBickel, Alexander M., "Supreme Court Law Clerks"Croly, Herbert David, The Breach in Civilization, 1920

(6 folders)Edgeworth, Patricia, Mr. Justice Frankfurter and the Administration of Criminal Justice, a

master's thesis, University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill., 1955BOX 216REEL 136

Hughes, Charles Evans, memoirs, undated

Hurst, Willard, "Notes on the History of the 'Commerce Clause,'" undatedKanin, Garson, "Trips to Felix," Atlantic Monthly, 1964Mendelson, Margery, "FF and His Impact on the Ladies, or Love Is a Cheesecake," 1964O'Meara, Joseph, Jr., "The Supreme Court - and Democracy," Commonweal, 1937Portus, G. V., "Studies in the Australian Constitution," 1922-1923Pound, Roscoe, "Some Reflections of Svenka Oncle," undated See also Container 217


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Stimson, Henry Lewis, speeches and articles, 1911-1947Unidentified authors, 1957, 1963, undatedValentine, Robert G., speeches and articles, 1911-1912, undated

Wiener, Frederick Bernays, "The Myth of Prior Judicial Service," undatedBOX 217REEL 137

Pound, Roscoe, writings, 1907-1926 See also Container 216

BOX 218-223REEL 138-142


Typewritten, near-print, printed, and photocopies of memoranda and opinions concerningvarious cases in which Frankfurter had an interest.


BOX 218REEL 138

Memoranda, 1924-1942

(3 folders)Scheiderman v. United States, 1942Memoranda, 1943-1946

(2 folders)United States v. United Mine Workers, 1946-1947Memoranda, 1946-1947Harris v. United States, 1947United States v. Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co., 1949Memoranda, 1946-1950United States v. Rabinowitz, 1950Memoranda, 1950Sacher v. United States, 1950-1953Adler v. Board of Education of New York City, 1949-1952

BOX 219REEL 138-139

Memoranda, 1951-1953

Youngstown Co. v. Sawyer, 1952Memoranda, 1954

Herold, M. G., Jr.Net worth cases

Memoranda, 1954-1955GeneralSegregation decrees

(3 folders)Delaware school segregation

BOX 220REEL 139

Nelson v. United States, 1956

Watkins v. United States, 1957Vanderbilt v. Vanderbilt, 1957Green v. United States, 1957Memoranda, 1956-1958Cooper v. Aaron, 1958Knapp v. Schweitzer, 1958Dayton v. Dulles, 1958


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Kovacs v. Brewer, 1958Memoranda, 1957-1958GeneralPrinted opinions

Kingsley International Pictures Corp. v. Regents of the University of the State of New York,1954-1959

Memoranda, 1959Arizona v. California, 1962

BOX 221REEL 140

Garner v. Louisiana, 1962

(2 folders)Baker v. Carr, 1961-1963

Memoranda, 1962-1963(2 folders)

Drafts, 1961(2 folders)

Photocopies(2 folders)

Footnotes(3 folders)

Printed matterBOX 222REEL 141

Fay v. United States ex rel. Noia, 1962

NAACP v. Gray, 1962Williams v. Georgia, undatedMemoranda, 1962, undated


Clippings

Printed matter(3 folders)

Opinions of FrankfurterListing by term, 1938-1952, undated

(2 folders)Printed copies

BOX 224-253REEL 142-162


Newspaper clippings, printed matter, photographs, miscellaneous notes and research material,and copies of legal examinations and quotations.

Arranged by type of material.

BOX 224REEL 142

Awards and memberships, 1925-1952

Bibliographies and lists(2 folders)

Biographical material, 1941-1964(2 folders)


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Conversations between Louis Dembitz Brandeis and FrankfurterCopies of legal examinations

(2 folders)Copies of quotations and lettersFinancial papers

1926-1929(3 folders)

BOX 225REEL 143

1930-1965

(2 folders)Holmes, Oliver Wendell (1841-1935)

Addresses and excerpts, 1883-1931Correspondence with Mrs. Glendower Evans, 1932Correspondence with Mrs. Green, 1901-1919Miscellaneous correspondence, 1861-1931

Law clerks for Frankfurter, 1938-1962Letters concerning Frankfurter and/or his opinions, 1947-1961Memoranda

1911-1929BOX 226REEL 143-144

1930-1960

(9 folders)Newspaper clippings

1881-1966BOX 227-233REEL 144-147

1939-1965


1924-1962

(2 folders)Notes and research material

(4 folders)Personal papers


Photographs

Printed matterGeneral

(3 folders)BOX 236-238REEL 150-152

(7 folders)

BOX 239REEL 152

1913-1919


1916-1939

(6 folders)


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BOX 241REEL 154

1940-1958


1960-1965

(3 folders)Roosevelt, Franklin D. and Eleanor Roosevelt, Frankfurter correspondence

Typed copies1912-1934


1935-1941


1942-1966


Copies

NotesMiscellaneous

BOX 246REEL 157

Sacco-Vanzetti case

Newspaper clippings1927

May-July(2 folders)

BOX 247REEL 157

Aug.


(2 folders)

BOX 249REEL 158

Sept.-Dec.

1928(2 folders)

BOX 250REEL 158

1928-1929

BOX 251REEL 159-161

Transcripts of trial, vols. 2-5

BOX 252REEL 162

Supplemental volume, Bridgewater case

Comparison of the report of the Lowell Commission against court recordsTyped copies of excerpts from writings of Lincoln and JeffersonTypescript of private diary of Oliver Wendell Holmes (1841-1935), 1864


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BOX 253REEL 162

Scrapbooks

BOX 254-255REEL 163

William Henry Moody Papers, 1906-1916

Letters received and a few copies of letters sent.Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent and chronologically therein.

BOX 254REEL 163

"A" miscellaneous, 1906-1909

Abbott, Ira A., 1907-1909(4 folders)

"B" miscellaneous, 1907-1909Bradley, Robert S., 1907-1909"C" miscellaneous, 1907-1909Carlton, Otis J., 1908-1909Cromwell, Oliver, 1907-1909

(3 folders)"D" miscellaneous, 1906-1908Day, William A., 1906-1907"E-L" miscellaneous, 1906-1909


"M" miscellaneous, 1906-1909

(3 folders)Mahan, A. T., 1909"N-P" miscellaneous, 1906-1909

(4 folders)"R" miscellaneous, 1906-1909

(2 folders)Roosevelt, Theodore, 1907-1909

(2 folders)"S-W" miscellaneous, 1906-1916

(7 folders)

BOX 256-259 Addenda, 1898-1965

BOX 256-258REEL 163-165

Addition (1983), 1898-1965

Family correspondence, general correspondence, subject file, financial papers, andmiscellany.

BOX 256REEL 163-164

Family correspondence, 1926-1940, undated


General correspondence

Christie, Loring, 1898-1965Einstein, Albert, 1921-1949


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Friedenberg, Albert M., 1939Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1936-1962Roosevelt, Franklin D., 1931-1942

(11 folders)Watson, Edwin M., 1939-1946

Subject file"Chum Felix Frankfurter," memoir by Frank W. BuxtonRoosevelt, Franklin D.Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass., tercentenary, 19361936 presidential campaign and miscellaneous items


Financial papers

Bills, receipts, and income tax statements, 1933-1940Miscellany

Miscellaneous items and notesClippings, 1931-1940Printed matter

BOX 259Not filmed

Addition (1997), 1927-1951

Correspondence, writings, and printed matter.Arranged alphabetically by type of material and therein chronologically.

BOX 259Not filmed

General correspondence

Huxley, Julian, photocopies, 1935-1942MacLeish, Archibald, regarding memorial to Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1941

Speech, article, and book fileThe Case of Sacco and Vanzetti: A Critical Analysis for Lawyers and Laymen (1927),

volume with notations and related material, 1927-1951, undated

Addenda, 1898-1965

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Appendix: Missing Items NOT Represented by PhotocopiesFF-Hugo Black correspondence:

31 Oct. 193918 Dec. 19412 Jan. 194226 May 19423 Dec. 19424 Nov. 194313 Nov. 194326 Dec. 194411 June 194731 Dec. 194818 May 19504 Nov. 19505 Mar. 195224 Oct. 195219 Feb. 195312 Jan. 19547 May 195415 Dec. 19643 memoranda (Oct. 1940; 25 Jan. 1961; undated)

FF-Harold Burton correspondence:

1963-1964

FF-John M. Harlan correspondence:

19 May 1961

FF-Willard Hurst correspondence:

1957-1960; 1963-1964

Frankfurter diaries:

1927-1931; 1937; 1956 (Earlier diaries are typewritten on note paper for 3-ring binder, circa 5" x 8")

Memoranda:

On due process, 1953-1954Peters v. Hobby, 1955

Miscellaneous:

Material relating to• Securities Act, 1933• Frankfurter biography (Max Freedman)• Papers of Supreme Court justices

Holmes-Laski letters, 1935-1939


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