Harry S. Truman Papers Staff Member and Office Files: Charles S. Murphy Files

SERIES DESCRIPTIONS

Container Nos.		Series
01-24		PRESIDENTIAL SPEECH FILE, 1945-1953 Correspondence, typed and handwritten drafts of speeches, itineraries, memoranda, newspaper clippings and press releases pertaining to speeches by President Harry S. Truman. Arranged chronologically.
25-33		CORRESPONDENCE AND GENERAL FILE, 1945-1953 Correspondence, drafts of legislation, handwritten notes, memoranda, newspaper clippings, press releases and drafts, reports, and speeches and speech drafts pertaining to foreign and domestic policy during the Truman administration. Arranged alphabetically.

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FOLDER TITLE LIST

PRESIDENTIAL SPEECH FILE, 1945-1953

Box 1

• [January 7, ] 1948, State of the Union Message
• February 23, 1948, Housing Message
• April 14, 1948, Savings Bonds Speech
• April 17, 1948, American Society of Newspaper Editors Speech
• May 1, 1948, National Health Assembly Dinner Speech
• May 6, 1948, National Conference on Family Life
• May 14, 1948, Young Democrats Dinner
• May 20, 1948, Girard College, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• c. June 1948, Bill Batt’s Speech Material [for Whistlestops]
• June 3-18, 1948, Pre-Campaign Trip
• June 4, 1948, Fort Wayne, Indiana – Outline
• June 5, 1948, Omaha, Nebraska
• June 12, 1948, Berkeley, California – Outline
• June 12, 1948, Sacramento, California – Outline
• June 14, 1948, Los Angeles, California – Outline
• July 5, 1948, Bolivar, Missouri
• July 15, 1948, Speech Accepting Presidential Nomination
• July 27, 1948, Speech Opening Special Session of Congress [Includes Record of the Special Session of Congress]
• September 5-7, 1948, Campaign Trip #1
• September 6, 1948, Grand Rapids, Michigan
• September 6, 1948, Lansing, Michigan
• September 6, 1948, Detroit, Michigan
• September 6, 1948, Pontiac, Michigan – Outline
• September 6, 1948, Flint, Michigan
• c. September 1948, Campaign Speeches [From Bill Batt For Whistlestops]
• September 17-October 2, 1948, Campaign Trip #2
• September 18, 1948, Iowa City, Iowa

Box 2

• September 18, 1948, Dexter, Iowa
• September 20, 1948, Denver, Colorado
• September 21, 1948, Salt Lake City, Utah
• September 22, 1948, Sacramento, California
• September 22, 1948, San Francisco, California
• September 23, 1948, Los Angeles, California
• September 24, 1948, Phoenix, Arizona
• September 27, 1948, Bonham, Texas
• September 28, 1948, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
• September 30, 1948, Louisville, Kentucky
• October 1, 1948, Charleston, West Virginia
• c. October 1948, Bill Batt Outlines [for Whistlestops]
• October 6-9, 1948, Campaign Trip #3

Box 3

• October 6, 1948, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• October 7, 1948, Jersey City, New Jersey – Outline
• October 8, 1948, Buffalo, New York
• [c. October 9, 1948], Vinson to Russia Speech Material
• c. October 1948, Bill Batt Outlines [for Whistlestops]
• October 10-16, 1948, Campaign Trip #4
• October 11, 1948, Akron, Ohio
• October 12, 1948, Springfield, Illinois
• October 13, 1948, St. Paul, Minnesota
• October 14, 1948, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
• October 15, 1948, Indianapolis, Indiana
• October 18-19, 1948, Campaign Trip #5 by Air [folder empty]

Box 4

• October 18, 1948, Miami, Florida
• October 19, 1948, Raleigh, North Carolina
• October 23, 1948, Campaign Trip #6 to Pennsylvania [folder empty]
• October 23, 1948, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
• October 24-November 1, 1948, Campaign Trip #7
• October 25, 1948, Chicago, Illinois
• October 26, 1948, Cleveland, Ohio
• October 27, 1948, Boston, Massachusetts
• October 29, 1948, Brooklyn, New York
• October 30, 1948, St. Louis, Missouri
• November 1, 1948, Independence, Missouri
• [November 18, 1948], Summaries of Pre-Campaign and Campaign Speeches
• [c. 1948] Miscellaneous Speech Material [1 of 2]
• [c. 1948] Miscellaneous Speech Material [2 of 2]

Box 5

• November 24, 1948, United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
• January 5, 1949, State of the Union Message
• February 24, 1949, Jefferson-Jackson Day Speech
• March 21, 1949, Conference of Mayors
• March 23, 1949, Conference on Industrial Safety
• March 26, 1949, “One Great Hour” Religious Program
• April 4, 1949, North Atlantic Pact Speech
• April 19 and May 16, 1949, Opportunity Bond Drive Speeches
• April 28, 1949, International Trade Organization Charter Message
• May 12, 1949, First Deficiency Appropriation Bill Continuing Resolution Statement
• June 5, 1949, Speech at Dinner Honoring General Marshall
• June 7, 1949, Message to Congress on Continuation of Economic Assistance to Korea
• June 11, 1949, World War Memorial Park Dedicatory Speech, Little Rock, Arkansas
• July 13, 1949, Radio Speech Following Mid-Year Economic Report
• July 20, 1949, Imperial Council Session, Shrine at North America
• August 12, 1949, Reorganization Plans Nos. 1 and 2, Letter to the President of the Senate
• August 22, 1949, Speech at Golden Jubilee of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Miami, Florida
• August 22, 1949, Letter to Speaker re Rivers, Harbors and Flood Control, H.R. 5472
• August 29, 1949, American Legion Convention Speech
• September 5, 1949, Allegheny County Free Fair and Annual Convention AMVETS, Des Moines, Iowa
• September 26, 1949, Statement on Signing Extension of Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act
• September 27, 1949, Democratic Women’s Day Speech
• September 29, 1949, Testimonial Dinner Honoring Bill Boyle, Kansas City, Missouri

Box 6

• October 3, 1949, Letter to Senator Edwin C. Johnson re Leland Olds’ Nomination
• October 6, 1949, Statement on Signing Mutual Defense Assistance Act of 1949
• October 19, 1949, Letter to the Vice President and the Speaker re Adjournment
• October 24, 1949, United Nations Cornerstone Laying
• November 3, 1949, “Truman Day” Speech, St. Paul, Minnesota
• November 11, 1949, National Conference of Christians and Jews
• November 15, 1949, National Council of Negro Women
• January 4, 1950, State of the Union Message
• January 23, 1950, Tax Message
• February 16, 1950, Jefferson-Jackson Day Speech
• February 22, 1950, Washington’s Birthday Speech
• March 3, 1950, Message to Congress on Coal Production
• April 3, 1950, Message to Congress on Farm Program
• April 15, 1950, Veto Message on Kerr Bill Natural Gas Act Amendment
• April 20, 1950, American Society of Newspaper Editors Speech

Box 7

• April 24, 1950, Federal Bar Association Speech
• May 8-16, 1950, Western Trip
• May 9, 1950, Casper, Wyoming
• May 10, 1950, Pendleton, Oregon
• May 11, 1950, Grand Coulee Dam
• May 12, 1950, Butte, Montana
• May 14, 1950, Madison, Wisconsin
• May 15, 1950, Chicago, Illinois – National Democratic Conference and Jefferson Jubilee
• June 1, 1950, Mutual Defense Assistance Program Message to Congress
• June 5, 1950, Foreign Economic Assistance Act Statement
• June 5, 1950, President’s Conference on Industrial Safety
• June 6, 1950, Better Business Bureaus
• June 9, 1950, University of Missouri Commencement
• June 10, 1950, Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, St. Louis, Missouri
• June 24, 1950, Friendship International Airport, Baltimore, Maryland
• June 27, 1950, D. C. Court Building Cornerstone Laying
• June 28, 1950, American Newspaper Guild Convention

Box 8

• June 30, 1950, Boy Scouts’ Jamboree, Valley Forge, Pennsylvania
• July 19, 1950, Message to Congress and Speech re Korea
• July 25, 1950, Letter to Senator George, Chairman of Senate Finance Committee re New Tax Program
• August 1, 1950, Message to Congress re Supplemental Appropriations For MDAP
• August 1, 1950, Letter to the Chairmen of the House and Senate Banking and Currency Committees
• August 8, 1950, Message to Congress on Internal Security
• August 9, 1950, Speech Before the President’s Committee on National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week
• September 1, 1950, Speech on Korean War Situation
• September 9, 1950, Speech on Defense Production Act [1 of 2]
• September 9, 1950, Speech on Defense Production Act [2 of 2]

Box 9

• September 22, 1950, Veto Message on Internal Security Bill – McCarran Bill [1 of 2]
• September 22, 1950, Veto Message on Internal Security Bill – McCarran Bill [2 of 2]
• September 27, 1950, Democratic Women’s Day
• October 17, 1950, Speech After Conference with General MacArthur
• October 24, 1950, Speech Before United Nations General Assembly
• November 4, 1950, St. Louis, Missouri Speech – Kiel Auditorium
• November 6, 1950, Liberty Bell Speech, Independence, Missouri

Box 10

• December 1, 1950, Message to Congress on Additional Funds For Defenses
• December 5, 1950, Speech Before Mid-Century White House Conference On Children and Youth
• December 8, 1950, Communique Following the President’s Meeting with Prime Minister Attlee
• December 15, 1950, National Emergency Speech
• January 8, 1951, State of the Union Message [1 of 2]
• January 8, 1951, State of the Union Message [2 of 2]
• January 12, 1951, Economic Report

Box 11

• February 2, 1951, Tax Message
• February 3, 1951, Dedication of the Chapel of the Four Chaplains
• February 12, 1951, Grain for India [Message to Congress]
• March 26, 1951, Latin American Foreign Ministers Speech
• April 3, 1951, New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Cornerstone Laying
• April 11, 1951, Radio Address “Preventing a New World War” [MacArthur Command Relief]
• April 14, 1951, Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner
• April 26, 1951, Defense Production Act Amendment and Extension Message to Congress [1 of 2]
• April 26, 1951, Defense Production Act Amendment and Extension Message to Congress [2 of 2]
• May 7, 1951, Civil Defense Speech
• May 9, 1951, Speech Before Industry Council [Department of Interior]
• May 18, 1951, Armed Forces Day Dinner
• May 18, 1951, National Conference on Citizenship Speech

Box 12

• May 24, 1951, Foreign Aid Message [1 of 3]
• May 24, 1951, Foreign Aid Message [2 of 3]
• May 24, 1951, Foreign Aid Message [3 of 3]
• May 25, 1951, Carter Barron Amphitheatre Dedication
• June 13, 1951, Highway Safety Conference Speech
• June 14, 1951, Speech on Inflation

Box 13

• June 22, 1951, Cornerstone Laying and Dedicating Health Clinical Center, Bethesda, Maryland
• June 25, 1951, Dedication of Arnold Engineering Development Center, Tullahoma, Tennessee
• July 4, 1951, Fourth of July Speech, Monument Grounds
• July 13, 1951, Message on Agricultural Labor Bill, S. 984
• July 18, 1951, Letter to the Vice President re Public Assistance Payments
• July 23, 1951, Mid-Year Economic Report
• July 28, 1951, Detroit Speech
• July 31, 1951, Statement on Signing Defense Production Act Amendments of 1951
• August 8, 1951, Dedication of Presidential Lounge, Union Station to USO
• August 14, 1951, American Legion Speech
• August 17, 1951, National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week

Box 14

• August 20, 1951, Message to Congress on Kansas-Missouri Flood
• [August 23, 1951] Message to Congress on Revision and Strengthening Defense Production Act Amendments of 1951
• August 30, 1951, Remarks on Occasion of Signing Treaty of Mutual Defense with the Philippines
• September 3, 1951, Defense Bond Drive Speech, Delivered from San Francisco
• September 4, 1951, Japanese Peace Treaty Speech, San Francisco
• September 4, 1951, San Francisco Luncheon with Democrats from Eleven Western States
• September 10, 1951, International Bank and International Monetary Fund Governors’ Meeting
• September 11, 1951, General Accounting Office Cornerstone Laying
• September 14, 1951, Community Chest Speech – Recorded
• September 17, 1951, Sealing of the Constitution
• September 17, 1951, Postmasters’ Convention
• September 20, 1951, Letter to the Vice President re Tax Bill
• September 25 and October 4, 1951, Executive Order and Memoranda re Minimum Standards for Security Information
• September 26, 1951, Speech Accepting Four Statues from Italy
• September 26, 1951, Democratic Women’s Day Speech – Recorded

Box 15

• September 27, 1951, Message re Income Disclosures by Public Officials
• September 28, 1951, Washington Pilgrimage of American Churchmen Speech
• October 10, 1951, Statement on Signing Mutual Security Act of 1951
• October 15, 1951, Speech at Wake Forest College Groundbreaking Ceremonies
• October 22, 1951, Statement Making Philip C. Jessup Ambassador-at-Large to the United Nations
• October 24, 1951, Laying of Cornerstone for Red Cross Building
• October 27, 1951, Dedication of Gompers Square
• November 2, 1951, The President’s and Princess Elizabeth’s Remarks on Presentation of Overmantel, Rose Garden
• November 7, 1951, Fireside Chat: A Plan for Reducing Armaments
• November 11, 1951, Armistice Day Speech: Women in the Armed Forces
• November 20, 1951, Speech Before the Women’s National Democratic Club
• January 9, 1952, State of the Union Message [1 of 2]

Box 16

• January 9, 1952, State of the Union Message [2 of 2]
• January 9, 1952, Truman-Churchill Communique
• January 14, 1952, Reorganization Plan No. 1 of 1952: Bureau of Internal Revenue
• February 11, 1952, Extension and Strengthening of Defense Production Act, Message to Congress
• February 28, 1952, American Red Cross Campaign
• March 4, 1952, U. S. Coast Guard Cutter Courier Speech, Voice of America
• March 6, 1952, Message to Congress and Fireside Chat on the Mutual Security Program [1 of 2]
• March 6, 1952, Message to Congress and Fireside Chat on the Mutual Security Program [2 of 2]
• March 13, 1952, Message to National Rural Electric Cooperative Association re Federal Power Policy

Box 17

• March 15, 1952, Speech to Columbia Scholastic Press Association’s 28th Annual Convention, New York City
• March 24, 1952, Message on Displaced Persons Entry into United States
• March 29, 1952, Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner Speech
• March 31, 1952, Statement on Tenth Anniversary of Institute of Inter-American Affairs
• April 2-4, 1952, Speeches During Queen Juliana’s Visit – NATO Anniversary, National Airport and Carillon Acceptance
• April 3, 1952, Letter to Secretary of State re Department’s Loyalty-Security Program
• April 8, 1952, Address Before National Conference on International Economic and Social Development [Delivered by Secretary of State]
• April 8-9, 1952, Speech on Steel Situation: Executive Order and Message to Congress Relative to Steel Mill Seizures
• April 18, 1952, Dedication of New AMVETS Headquarters
• April 27, 1952, Letter to Charles S. Jones re Steel Situation
• May-July, 1952, Steel Strike [1 of 2]
• May-July, 1952, Steel Strike [2 of 2]

Box 18

• May 2, 1952, 70th Anniversary of National Civil Service League
• May 5, 1952, Message on National Flood Insurance
• May 6, 1952, 21st Annual Banquet of National Housing Conference
• May 14, 1952, Speech Before Convention of Civil Air Patrol
• May 15, 1952, Agriculture Honor Awards Speech
• May 16, 1952, Armed Forces Day Dinner
• May 17, 1952, Americans for Democratic Action National Convention Banquet
• May 20, 1952, West Point Sesquicentennial
• May 21, 1952, Veterans Administration Voluntary Services National Advisory Committee
• May 24, 1952, Lunch at Naval Academy, Bancroft Hall, Annapolis, Maryland
• May 26, 1952, Electric Consumers’ Conference
• May 26, 1952, Jewish National Fund Dinner – Kfar Truman
• May 29, 1952, Letter to the Vice President re Amendments to Defense Production Act of 1950
• May 29, 1952, Veto Message on S.J. Res. 20, Tidelands Oil Bill

Box 19

• June 2, 1952, Conference on Industrial Safety
• June 7, 1952, Thirty-Fifth Division Reunion, Springfield, Missouri
• June 10, 1952, Speech Before Joint Session of Congress re Steel Dispute
• June 13, 1952, Commencement Address, Howard University
• June 14, 1952, Laying of Keel of First Atomic Energy Submarine, Groton, Connecticut
• June 25, 1952, Veto Message on Immigration and Nationality Bill, H.R. 5678
• c. July 1952, Miscellaneous Democratic National Convention Papers
• July 1, 1952, Statement on Signing the Defense Production Act Amendments of 1952, S. 2594
• July 2, 1952, Dedication, Bull Shoals and Norfolk Dams, Arkansas [Plus Whistle Stop Remarks]
• July 6, 1952, Statement on Signing of Independent Offices Appropriation Act of 1952 re Thomas Leave Rider
• July 26, 1952, President’s Democratic Convention Speech
• September 1-2, 1952, Campaign Trip #1 [Itinerary]
• September 1, 1952, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Labor Day Speech

Box 20

• September 1-2, 1952, Whistle Stop Speeches
• September 1-2, Itinerary, Labor Day Speeches, Miscellaneous
• September 4, 1952, National Employ the Physically Handicapped Speech
• September 16, 1952, Annual Meeting of Federal Hospital Executives
• September 17, 1952, National Conference on Citizenship
• September 20, 1952, President’s Remarks at New London, Connecticut At the Cadet Mess Hall, U. S. Coast Guard Academy
• September 27, 1952, Community Chest
• September 27-October 12, 1952, Campaign Trip #2, Western Tour
• September 27-October 12, 1952, Itinerary and Miscellaneous Whistle Stops
• September 29, 1952, Fargo, North Dakota
• October 1, 1952, Statement for 8-Minute Recording for David Dubinsky’s Rally of the ILGWU
• October 1, 1952, Hungry Horse Dam [Washington]

Box 21

• October 1, 1952, Spokane, Washington
• October 2, 1952, Seattle, Washington
• October 2, 1952, Tacoma, Washington
• October 3, 1952, Klamath Falls, Oregon
• October 3, 1952, Redding, California – Shasta Dam
• October 4, 1952, San Francisco, California
• October 4, 1952, Oakland, California
• October 6, 1952, Provo, Utah
• October 7, 1952, Colorado Springs, Colorado
• October 8, 1952, Shenandoah, Iowa
• October 8, 1952, Jefferson City, Missouri
• October 9, 1952, Cleveland, Ohio
• October 9, 1952, Buffalo, New York
• October 10, 1952, Rochester, New York
• October 10, 1952, Albany, New York
• October 11, 1952, Dorrance Brooks Park, New York, New York
• October 11, 1952, Columbus Day Dinner, New York, New York
• October 15-19, 1952, Campaign Trip #3, New England [folder empty]
• October 15-19, 1952, Itinerary and Miscellaneous Papers
• October 15-19, 1952, Whistle Stop Speeches – Drafts
• October 16, 1952, Hartford, Connecticut
• October 16, 1952, Manchester, New Hampshire
• October 17, 1952, Lawrence, Massachusetts

Box 22

• October 17, 1952, Boston, Massachusetts
• October 17, 1952, Address Before Mobilization Conference, National Jewish Welfare Board (Read by Assistant Secretary of State Howland Sargeant)
• October 18, 1952, Providence, Rhode Island
• October 18, 1952, Brooklyn, New York
• October 20-23, 1952, Campaign Trip #4, Pennsylvania and West Virginia [folder empty]
• October 20-23, 1952, Itinerary and Miscellaneous Papers
• October 20-23, 1952, Whistle Stop Speeches – Drafts
• October 21, 1952, Jersey City, New Jersey
• October 21, 1952, Newark, New Jersey
• October 21, 1952, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• October 21, 1952, Pottsville, Pennsylvania
• October 22, 1952, Scranton, Pennsylvania
• October 22, 1952, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
• October 23, 1952, Wheeling, West Virginia [and Cumberland, Maryland]
• October 26-November 5, 1952, Campaign Trip #5, Midwest [folder empty]
• October 26-November 5, 1952, Itinerary and Miscellaneous Papers
• October 26-November 5, 1952, Whistle Stop Speeches – Drafts
• October 27, 1952, Gary, Indiana
• October 28, 1952, St. Paul, Minnesota
• October 28, 1952, Hibbing, Minnesota
• October 29, 1952, Davenport, Iowa
• October 29, 1952, Chicago, Illinois
• October 30, 1952, Lansing, Michigan
• October 30, 1952, Detroit, Michigan [1 of 2]
• October 30, 1952, Detroit, Michigan [2 of 2 - Background Material]

Box 23

• October 31, 1952, Dayton, Ohio
• October 31, 1952, Cincinnati, Ohio
• November 1, 1952, Terre Haute, Indiana
• November 1, 1952, St. Louis, Missouri
• November 16, 1952, Speech Before Washington Hebrew Congregation, Cornerstone Laying
• November 19, 1952, Speech Before Association of Military Surgeons
• November 23, 1952, Cornerstone Laying, Presbyterian Church, Alexandria, Virginia
• December 15, 1952, Dedication of New Shrine for Declaration of Independence, Constitution, And Bill of Rights
• December 16, 1952, Speech to Alumni Association of Industrial College Of Armed Forces
• December 17, 1952, Speech at Wright Memorial Dinner of Aero Club
• December 19, 1952, Speech at National War College
• December 24, 1952, Christmas Tree Lighting Speech
• January 7, 1953, State of the Union Message [1 of 3]
• January 7, 1953, State of the Union Message [2 of 3]

Box 24

• January 7, 1953, State of the Union Message [3 of 3]
• January 15, 1953, Farewell Speech

CORRESPONDENCE AND GENERAL FILE, 1945-1953

Box 25

• Agriculture
• Alaska
• Appointments
• Arkansas – White River
• Budget
• Bulwinkle Bill [re Amendment to Interstate Commerce Act]
• Business Decline
• China
• Church Matters
• Civil Rights
• Civil Rights Bills, Department of Justice Proposal
• Columbia Valley Authority
• Conflict of Interest and Ethics of Government Employees
• Corruption in Government [1 of 2]
• Corruption in Government [2 of 2]

Box 26

• Council of Economic Advisors
• Defense Production Act
• District of Columbia
• Education
• Eisenhower Administration Briefings
• Federal Communications Commission
• Federal Power Commission
• Federal Reserve System
• Floods
• Foreign Relief
• Foreign Trade
• George C. Marshall Research Center
• Housing and Rent Controls
• India
• Inflation and Price Control

Box 27

• Internal Security
• Justice Department Investigations
• Katyn Forest Massacre
• Korea
• Legislative Status Reports
• Loyalty
• Maritime
• McCormack, Congressman John W. [1 of 2]
• McCormack, Congressman John W. [2 of 2]

Box 28

• Mexico
• Middle East
• Mines and Minerals
• Missouri River Basin
• Monopolies
• Morris, Newbold
• Morris, Newbold – Message on Subpoena Power for
• Mutual Security Program
• National Advisory Board on Mobilization Policy
• National Archives
• National Archives – From Robert Kerr’s File [1 of 2]
• National Archives – From Robert Kerr’s File [2 of 2]
• National Capital – Planning

Box 29

• National Defense
• National Labor Relations Board
• National Monetary Commission
• National Science Foundation
• National Security Council
• Natural Gas
• Natural Resources [1 of 2]

Box 30

• Natural Resources [2 of 2]
• Natural Resources – Report on Central Arizona Project
• Niagara Falls – Niagara Treaty
• Olympic National Park
• Pardon Cases
• Pay Bills
• Philippine Veterans

Box 31

• Point IV
• Portal-to-Portal
• Postal
• Power
• Price Discrimination – Defense Under Clayton and Robinson-Patman Acts
• Railroad Retirement
• Reconstruction Finance Corporation
• St. Lawrence: 1945-1949 [1 of 2]
• St. Lawrence: 1945-1949 [2 of 2]
• St. Lawrence: 1950

Box 32

• St. Lawrence: 1951
• St. Lawrence: 1952
• Securities and Exchange Commission
• Small Business
• Social Security [1 of 2]
• Social Security [2 of 2]
• Soviet Message [Message from President Shvernik of the Soviet Union]
• Steel Strike – March, 1952

Box 33

• Steel Strike – April 1-15, 1952
• Steel Strike – April 16-30, 1952
• Taxes
• Unemployment
• United Nations
• Veterans
• Wages
• Wage Stabilization Board
• Wilson, Charles E. (Office of Defense Mobilization) and Eric Johnston (Economic Stabilization Agency) [1 of 2]
• Wilson, Charles E. (Office of Defense Mobilization) and Eric Johnston (Economic Stabilization Agency) [2 of 2]

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