Series V. Subject Name Files, 1894-1995 (bulk 1933-1967)

Includes a carbon copy of an article regarding Whittaker Chambers "A Witness to Unpopular Truth: It Pleases God to Have in Readiness a Man" by Adolph J. Ackerman and a signed carbon copy of a letter from Carl W. Ackerman to Westbrook Pegler. Correspondents include Mehemed Fehmy Agha, Margaret Cobb Ailshie, and Mustafa Amin.

Includesa letter from Abs requesting HRL to publish a letter addressed to President Eisenhower, excerpts from Abs's speech "Tasks and Problems of Monetary and Financial Policy," and a memo titled "Progress Report on the Abs Magna Carta."

Includes correspondence discussing the 1944 presidential election.

Includes a memo discussing Adler's essay "The Capitalist Revolution."

Contains correspondence dealing with the Duke's reaction to LIFE's Picture History of Western Man.

Includes a letter inviting HRL to join the New York Chamber of Commerce.

Includes an "Outline of Proposed Book and Magazine Series to be Completed October 1946 by Major General J. Russell Deane, Chief of U.S. Military Mission to Russia - 1943 to 1945."

Includes correspondence dealing with the publication American White Paper. Also includes an untitled article draft regarding politics following the envisioned victory of Thomas Dewey in the 1948 presidential elections.

Includes a project proposal and outline for the manuscript New Ideas for the War of Ideas by Edward W. Russell.

Includes a memo-summary regarding the speech on "Philippine-American Relations."

Includes a letter from Congressman Arends dealing with LIFE coverage of Republican presidential candidates in the 1948 election.

Includes a typescript copy of a 1929 letter from Arens to Ogden Reid regarding a modern pictorial magazine, the proposal "A Modern Rotogravure Section - Why & How," and an offer from Egmont to help HRL with his magazine.

Includes a letter from Auchincloss to Robert Elson giving an account of a trip with HRL through the Balkans in 1920.

Includes the pamphlet "Salient Facts About China" by Julean Arnold and a memorandum dealing with Bromwell Ault's proposals for helping Britain. Correspondents include Roy Chapman Andrews, Bert Andrews, Marian Anderson, Elizabeth Arden, Fred Astaire, Brooks Atkinson, and Thurman Arnold.

Includes a memo from O.P. Swift to HRL about a potential meeting with Senator Josiah W. Bailey. Correspondents include Raymond E. Baldwin, Mary Bancroft, Philip Barry, George W. Beadle, Ingmar Bergman, Milton Berle, and S. N. Behman.

Correspondents include Rudolf Bing and Hugo L. Black.

Includes a carbon copy of a letter from Baillie to Archibald MacLeish regarding "freedom of the news."

Baldridge worked as Clare Boothe Luce's social secretary.

Includes a letter from Wesley Front of the U.S. Legation of Asuncion, Paraguay to Barton asking him to influence HRL to write more positive news regarding the Allies in TIME, and a carbon copy of a letter from Barton's son sent from the Pacific Front.

Includes Baruch's statement before the Military Affairs Committee of the Senate, an off-the-record memorandum from McDonald to Paine and the Board of Editors regarding a meeting with Baruch, and a letter to HRL from Francis T. Spaulding regarding LIFE gift subscriptions made by Baruch.

Includes notes by an unnamed Italian ambassador on the Italian situation.

Includes materials dealing with the critique of TIME in the book The House of Intellect.

Includes the pamphlet "The Truth About Pearl Harbor" by John T. Flynn, an essay received by Beard and forwarded to HRL, and correspondence from Alfred Vagts to Henry Luce III and Lillian Owens.

Contains correspondence between HRL and Vladimir Hurban mentioning Benes.

Includes correspondence dealing with the issue of agriculture in the United States.

Includes a carbon copy memorandum with story suggestions from the field of the biological sicences by Professor Joseph J. Schwab, Benton's article "The Economics of a Free Society: A Declaration of American Business Policy" reprinted from FORTUNE in pamphlet form, and a memorandum regarding the Freedom of Information Conference, and a reprint of "William Benton Reports on the Voice of the Kremlin."

Includes a copy of the "Proposal for a Commission on the Mass Media," an original signed letter from Carl Solberg, and a letter from Benton written following HRL's death with background materials labeled "Time Magazine and Senator Joseph R. McCarthy."

Contains mostly photocopies.

Includes correspondence dealing with HRL's and Time Inc.'s public relations. Also includes a typescript copy of a letter from C. J. Friedrich to Bernays regarding fighting the fifth column in the Americas, a memo regarding problems facing the country and their solutions, and the pamphlet "A Challenge to Business."

Contains correspondence regarding research in the Luce Archive.

Includes a letter from C.C. Carr to Billingsley regarding FORTUNE.

Includes a copy of a letter written by HRL but not mailed with the memorandum "Poverty: A Memo for Cursory Research."

Includes a preliminary draft of an untitled article? by Bliven.

Includes Boomer's address "Executive Housekeepers and Employee Problems" from the Annual Congress of the National Executive Housekeepers Association, Inc.

Includes a draft of an article for LIFE by Bowles.

Includes the pamphlet "A Letter of Desperation" from World Neighbors, Inc. Correspondents include Edward W. Brooke, Edmund G. Brown, Harry F. Byrd, and August A. Busch, Jr.

Includes a speech made by Governor Bricker at the Annual State Lincoln Day Dinner.

Includes a speech by Bridges made on the floor of the United States Senate.

Includes a copy of a contract for a Henry R. Luce biography.

Includes Vol. 1, No. 2 of America-Italy Newsletter.

Includes the memorandum "The Dangerous Spence Bill."

Includes a carbon copy letter discussing polling numbers in the 1944 presidential elections.

Includes memoranda dealing with Bruckberger's writing projects.

Contains correspondence and memoranda regarding the ship "Sea Otter."

Includes a copy of the "Private Memorandum on Pearl Buck's Article on China" and a working draft of the "Essay on Love" by Buck.

Includes a detailed report on Bullitt, a "Bullitt Dossier" and critical observations on an article by Bullitt.

Consists mostly of copies.

Includes the memorandum "A Re-Definition of Burnett Advertising," Burnett's speech "The Mission of Magazines," the booklet "It's Time for United STATESmanship" and the essay "Is the United States Really 'A Worn-Out Horse'?" In addition there is a draft of a letter from HRL to Burnett giving the purpose and the "raison d'etre" of SPORTS ILLUSTRATED.

Includes a copy of a letter from HRL to Henry P. Van Dusen regarding the Presbyterian Church's pronouncement on the publication of liquor advertisements and Buttrick's "Christmas Sonnet-Sequence."

Includes a letter to HRL from Roy Chapman Andrews and a letter from Byrd congratulating HRL on "The American Century" article.

Correspondents include Princess Marguerite Caetani di Sermoneta, Thomas D. Campbell, Milton Caniff, Frank Capra, and Alexis Carrel.

Includes Caffery's manuscript "American Diplomacy."

Includes a memorandum to Allen Grover from A. F. W. Hehmeyer titled "Libel Indemnification in England."

Contains correspondence primarily regarding a luncheon in honor of Caramanlis.

Correspondents include Charles E. Chamberlain, Norman Chandler, Viscount Chandos, Chang Kia-Ngau, Evans Clark, and Leo Cherne. Also includes a copy of an outline for the Henry Luce memoirs and correspondence from Rhoda Cameron Clark regarding her observations of England in 1943.

Includes correspondence suggesting a group subscription scheme for FORTUNE and a chart showing the weight of annual issues of FORTUNE.

Includes a statement about Clare Boothe Luce's idea for a picture magazine prior to the advent of LIFE.

Includes an original letter in Chinese with a translation and a memorandum on the progress taking place in Formosa (Taiwan).

Includes a "Proposal for Compilation of a Self-Rejuvenating News Morgue" by Jan Winter.

Includes an outline for the "Modern Churches in the United States" and memoranda dealing with this book proposal.

Contains mostly typescript copies of thank you letters from dinner attendees and HRL's carbon copy responses. Includes an original thank you letter from Spyros P. Skouras.

Includes a copy of a letter to HRL from Tom Matthews mainly regarding his interview with Randolph Churchill.

Includes a photograph of Dr. J. E. W. Duys speaking from a platform in front of the National Assembly of the Oxford Group.

Includes a copy of a memorandum reacting to Clapper's article "U.S. and the War."

Includes a description of conditions in England.

Includes the pamphlet "A Memorandum With Regard to a New Effort to Organize Peace and Containing a Proposal for a 'Federation of Free Peoples' in the Form of a Draft (with Explanatory Notes) of a Constitution for the Proposed Federation."

Includes a copy of a memorandum from Sidney Olson to HRL regarding an off-the-record conversation with General Clay.

Contains an experimental dummy of an 21 April 1939 issue of New Daily from Hartford, CT.

Includes the poem "Roll Call" by Irvin S. Cobb.

Includes copies of a letter from Coffin to Henry L. Stimson regarding aid to Britain.

Includes the article "Citizen's Victory: Defeat of the 'Common Man.'"

Contains mostly photocopies.

Includes a copy of a telegram from Henry Grady Weaver to Wendell Willkie regarding his electoral loss.

Includes Conant's speech "The Effective Disarmament of Germany and Japan."

Includes a carbon copy of a letter to Cooke from George J. Schlenker.

Includes a brochure titled "Independent Liberal Art Colleges Are Vital to Business and Industry" and statements made by Coons on a television program on the subject "What Makes an Executive?"

Includes a signed carbon copy of a letter from George B. Cressey to Senator Robert Taft. Correspondents include E. N. Cole, John L. Collyer, J. R. Cominsky, Bing Crosby, and May Craig.

Includes a proposal for a newsmagazine in comic format to inform and educate the youth of the United States. In addition there are color comic books titled "The Korea Story," "Adventures in Electricity," and "Here's What A Republican Congress Did for You," individual black and white pages with illustrations from the comic book "The Life of Jesus"?, and an issue of the newsweekly Young America.

Contains five copies of the black and white comic book "Eight Great Americans" in English, Chinese, and Indonesian.

Includes memoranda and correspondence regarding a Parliament of the United States of Europe and the European Union.

Includes correspondence between HRL and Dr. Donald Harrington and a typed editorial from Saturday Review titled "Time to Know."

Includes an advance proof of the first results of The Minnesota Poll, a weekly scientific public opinion poll inaugurated by The Minneapolis Star Journal and Tribune.

Includes a photograph of the painting "The Dawn" by Coze.

Includes correspondence and memoranda regarding a story in the Foreign Report involving HRL.

Includes a carbon copy of a detailed letter from Crum to William Furth regarding the development and possible stories of the West Coast of the U.S.

Includes a copy of a cable from Teddy H. White.

Includes a memorandum regarding the Prime Ministers' Conference.

Includes a table comparing Time Inc. stock with other common stocks.

Includes correspondence regarding the invitation of the Dalai Lama to the TIME's 40th anniversary celebrations and a response signed by Khenchung Tara, Dalai Lama's private secretary and a typed excerpt from the book Shirt-Sleeve Diplomat by Josephus Daniels. Correspondents include Richard J. Daley, Salvador Dali (copy), General William F. Dean, and Jack Dempsey.

Correspondents include Everett McKinley Dirksen, Walt Disney, Frederick G. Donner, J. H. Doolittle, George H. Doran,

Includes an editorial "Trouble in the South" from The News and Observer.

Includes two photographs of a bust of Henry R. Luce sculpted by Davidson and correspondence related to it. Also includes a list of HRL's quotations taken from the book The Ideas of Henry Luce.

Includes a carbon copy of a letter from Davies to Representative Thomas of the House Subcommittee on Un-American Activities.

Includes an advertisement page proof for Maison Francaise, and a carbon copy of a letter from de Chambrun to General Dwight D. Eisenhower with a copy of his response. Also includes a working draft of the article "La Grange" by Fred Wayne which was not published.

Includes a letter about Billy Graham in England.

Contains invitations, responses, lists of invitees, a souvenir program, and memoranda dealing with preparations for the dinner in honor of the General.

Includes a copy of the memorandum "Comment of HRL on LaGuerre Memo on Talk with De Lattre" and extracts from the address "A Call to Vietnamese Youth from General De Lattre De Tassigny."

Includes memoranda regarding the Korean War.

Includes a detailed letter regarding the relationship of the United States with Brazil.

Includes copies of correspondence, a proposal, and an agreement between Time Inc. and R. R. Donnelley & Sons Company regarding the printing of magazines.

Includes a letter from Philip K. Crowe to HRL.

Includes reprints of the Fordham Law Review article "Human Rights and the Law."

Includes a map of a segment of Alaska and Canada.

Includes the address made by Justice Douglas before the Oregon Newspaper Pub. Assn.

Includes a critique and advice for LIFE Magazine.

Includes a memorandum from L.F.V. Drake regarding aviation. Correspondents include Charles S. Draper, Dorothy Draper, David Dubinsky, and Reverend Mother Benedict Duss.

Contains clippings.

Contains correspondence regarding Peter Paul Rubens.

Includes memoranda regarding Dulles's book and copies of book chapter drafts.

Includes a detailed letter regarding Joe Davies's time as Ambassador to the USSR.

Includes a copy of a memorandum from Stephen T. Early to President Roosevelt regarding an article on Brazil, a poem on FORTUNE from Peter C. Ebbott, and the address "American Foreign Policy and its Critics" by Nuri Eren. Correspondents include Ira C. Eaker, James O. Eastland, R. L. Eichelberger, Frank B. Ellis

Includes a copy of a memorandum on the off-the-record luncheon with Ambassador Eban.

Includes a letter from Ebtehaj to HRL smuggled out of prison and correspondence from Max Thornburg.

Includes an original signed letter from Einstein as Chairman of the Emergency Committee of Atomic Scientists.

Includes a memorandum to Eisenhower regarding world economic policy.

Includes the essay "Applied Ethics: The U.N. and the U.S.A."

Includes the sermon "That These Dead Shall Not Have Died in Vain."

Includes the essays "An Analysis of General MacArthur's Utterances from the Time of His Dismissal to His Testimony Before the Senate Committee," "Recommendations for Different Steps at Government and Private Levels to Overcome Anglo-American Misunderstandings," and "Primer of American Policy in the Cold War" by Emmet. In addition there are carbon copies of letters sent by him to Senator Paul H. Douglas and Congressman Christian A. Herter.

Includes correspondence dealing with advertisement of contraceptives in Time Inc. publications and Jewish ownership of Harlem saloons, gambling operations, and other ventures.

Contains correspondence regarding Zionism.

Correspondents include Clifton Fadiman, Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Sherman Fairchild, James A. Farley, Prince Ferdinand of Liechtenstein, and Ralph E. Flanders.

See also "F-General."

Includes a letter giving Farrar's opinion of the second dummy issue of SPORTS ILLUSTRATED.

Includes memoranda and cables regarding China.

Includes a form letter from William D. Geer to the "March of Time" listeners regarding the drug Subenon and correspondence dealing with how medicine is being reported.

Includes the pamphlets "Blunder Out of China: A Commentary on the White-Jacoby Book" and "China Lob-lolly." Also includes a carbon copy of an open letter to President Truman from the Committee to Defend America by Aiding Anti-Communist China.

Includes a carbon copy of a letter from Fly to Irving S. Olds regarding the United States Steel Corporation and the speech "International Communications" made before the National Lawyers Guild.

Correspondents include Frank M. Folsom, B. C. Forbes, and Leland M. Ford.

Includes a letter from Laurence Bell to HRL.

Includes an essay on the Dumbarton Oaks Conference.

Includes minutes of the Conference of Members of the Pacific Northwest Trade Association and the brochure "Who Will Harvest the Pacific? An Outline for Venture - by Fishermen and Business - On the Oceanic Frontier."

Includes the pamphlet "Should the Presbyterian Church, U.S., Remain Affiliated With the National Council of Churches and the World Council of Churches?," a photograph of two women opening a large pile of envelopes received at TIME offices in response to the United China Relief appeal, and the essay "The Vintage Years: From Chefoo's Playing Fields .... to Greatness" by Wallace Goforth. In addition there is a letter from Ralph Ginzburg, the publisher of Eros, requesting that HRL testify as a witness in a trial. Other correspondents include George Gallup, Robert I. Gannon, Eugen Gerstenmaier, and Arthur J. Goldberg.

Includes a copy of a telegram from Gannett to Henry P. Fletcher and a letter to HRL from Sumner Gerard on behalf of the Committee for Constitutional Government.

Includes memoranda and correspondence related to A. J. Kohlberg's attack on Dr. Frank Porter Graham as a fellow traveller. Correspondents include Princess Grace of Monaco, Harold "Red" Grange, Wilhelm G. Grewe, Sir James Grigg, Ernest Gruening, Alec Guinness, and Kasim Gülek.

Includes correspondence between HRL and John C. Pollock.

Contains mostly copies of book reviews.

Includes a confidential press release dated 10 July 1945 regarding a peace offer received from Japan.

Includes a typescript copy of a letter from R. A. Douglas to Griffin regarding FORTUNE asking for payment to write a story about the United States Steel Corporation, and the 27 September and 13 December 1954 issues of TIME.

Includes a letter from Edward G. Miller, Jr. to Griffis and a report from Max Ways of his conversation with Griffis.

Includes a memorandum on the talk held at Quirinale Palace between President Gronchi of Italy, HRL, Thomas Griffith, Robert Neville, and Mario Luciolli.

Includes a copy of the article "Three Gentlemen -- Among Them One Special One" written for the newspaper Die Zeit and a press release "What Will the 'Photokina' Cologne 1956 Reveal?"

Contains mostly correspondence and memoranda regarding Wisdom Magazine.

Includes a watercolor portrait of HRL with a poem about him, both by Leo Heiman. Correspondents include James C. Hagerty, Charles A. Halleck, John H. Hamlin, Oscar Hammerstein 2nd, John W. Hanes, Gideon Hausner, George Hearst, Richard Helms, Gaston Henry-Haye, Bourke B. Hickenlooper, and Conrad N. Hilton.

Includes a photograph of the portrait of Robert Goheen.

Includes lists of party guests and other party related memoranda.

Includes a letter from Frederick Sontag to HRL, a memorandum from Ken Froslid to Albert Furth regarding LSD, and trend analysis of the 14 April 1961 issue of LIFE.

Includes telegrams regarding "The March of Time" and correspondence from William R. Hearst, Jr., and David W. Hearst.

Includes carbon copies of correspondence from Richard Clark regarding his life in Czechoslovakia, the pamphlet "The Taxable Income of Cooperatives" by Roswell Magill and Allen H. Merrill, and a brochure from the National Tax Equality Associated.

Includes copies of Heffelfinger's letters sent to his family while traveling through Africa and Asia.

Contains page proofs of the ads "Why Risk an 'Atom Bomb' Made of Wheat?" and "How Speculators Help You and You and You" by F. H. Peavey & Company.

Contains memoranda and correspondence regarding the organization of a dinner for Hill.

Includes an excerpt of a WQXR radio broadcast made by Quincy Howe. Correspondents include General T. Holcomb, William Holden, Rufus C. Holman, D. Brainerd Holmes, H. Edgar Hoover, Edward Hopper,

Includes a public interest advertisement "Competition in Transportation" by Neil J. Curry from Harper's Magazine and Atlantic Monthly, a page proof of a TIME advertisement, and a draft of the Atlantic Monthly centennial "Whatever Became of the Quality Group."

Includes a memorandum regarding a private conversation with Hoover.

Includes a transcript of an unidentified congressional hearing and a memorandum transcript of an interview with Hopkins.

Contains correspondence and printed material regarding the World Information Committee for Freedom.

Includes correspondence from Harry M. Kenin and Barnet Nover, and a stock certificate for the Dallas Uranium and Oil Corporation.

Includes a draft of the article "Toward a Better Understanding of Sino-American Relations" by Hsia.

Includes the issues China Institute Bulletin and Bulletin of the Christian Medical Council for Overseas Work.

Includes a photostat copy of a letter from Franklin D. Roosevelt, the pamphlet "America's Failure in China," and the press release "A Few Comments About One Thousand Pages of White Paper."

Includes a carbon copy of "Ideas for the Future" reviewed by Frank Lloyd Wright and "The Theory of the State: Edmund Burke" by Hutchins, reprinted from The Review of Politics.

Includes galleys of "A World Constitution," the pamphlet "A Conversation on Education," a reprint of "The Report of the President's Commission on Higher Education," Hutchins's speech regarding freedom of the press, and a letter from Karl Anders.

Includes a copy of a transcript of the notes covering the topic of war in an interview with General MacArthur.

Correspondents include Vincent R. Impellitteri and Lord Ismay.

Includes correspondence regarding the freedom of the press.

Includes a broadside and brochure of the Robert A. Taft senatorial campaign, and an issue of the newspaper Honolulu Air-News.

Includes the speech "A New Economic Program for Southeast Asia" delivered by Eric A. Johnston. Correspondents include W. M. Jeffers, Hugh S. Johnson, John H. Johnson, and Eli Stanley Jones.

Includes a transcript of an untitled speech and copies of correspondence and materials from the National Committee to Aid Families of General Motors Strikers.

Includes correspondence dealing with Japan, China, and Australia.

Includes letters of introduction for Judd from Robert T. Crane, Charles W. Eliot 2nd, and Max Farrand.

Includes a printed copy of the speech "What is the Truth About China?," and correspondence from Charles Edison and Marvin Liebman regarding the nomination of Judd for Vice President of the United States in 1960.

Includes #55 of the publication The Hour and an advance proof of the editorial "Inside Nazi Germany, 1938" from Boxoffice by Maurice Kann. Correspondents include Danny Kaye, Kenneth B. Keating, James G. Keller.

Includes the publication The Jerusalem News dated April 9, A.D. 30. as a parody of what the news would have looked like back then. Correspondents include Deborah Kerr, Lord Keynes, Ernest Joseph King, and Norman T. Kirk.

Contains mostly correspondence between HRL and his former Yale professor on politics, print media, and other topics. Includes form membership letter for the William Graham Sumner Club and the pamphlet "The Simple Truth: Mark Granite Sizes Up Franklin Roosevelt."

Contains copies of articles and one original letter of gratitude.

Includes the memorandum "A Proposed Solution of the Palestinian Refugee Problem," a signed carbon copy of a letter sent by Kettaneh to Anthony Eden, and a letter in French concerning the situation in Lebanon.

Includes a copy of a letter from Admiral Halsey to General MacArthur, two chapters from an unidentified manuscript stamped "confidential," and the journal Der Spiegel with Konrad Adenauer on the cover.

Correspondents include Fred Korth.

Includes the pamphlet "A Petition to the Congress of the United States for the Redress of a Grievance Occasioned by the Corruption of the United States Supreme Court (As Constituted on March 6, 1944)."

Includes a 15 December 1941 press release from the Navy Department "Brief Report of Conduct of Naval Personnel During Japanese Attack, Pearl Harbor, T.H., December 7, 1941."

Includes the article "My Dream of World History; 1945-1975 by Earl Browder" possibly written by Kohlberg, and a carbon copy of a letter from Burton Rascoe.

Includes a confidential "Memorandum on American Policy Toward China."

Contains mostly correspondence, memoranda, and interview reports dealing with The Saturday Evening Post article on HRL. Also includes a letter from Boris Artzybasheff and a photograph of an HRL portait.

Includes a foreword to Kornitzer's book Father and Son by Dr. Eugene Sipocz, and a postcard with the image of the White House.

Contains correspondence and memoranda regarding a dinner in honor of Kotelawala, and a report on rubber.

Includes a memorandum on Hans Kung.

Includes a carbon copy of the "Report on Current Situation in China" by John Hersey? and a memorandum regarding British and American imperialism.

Includes a detailed letter regarding business and businessmen.

Includes copies of excerpts from Laski's book The American Democracy.

Includes the memorandum "Needed Research in Communication."

Contains copies of clippings and a cross reference sheet.

Includes a carbon copy of the article "The Coming Crisis" and financial memoranda regarding "United States News."

Includes a memorandum in Spanish regarding LIFE in Latin America with hand-drawn potential logos.

Includes a broadside on Dr. Hans W. Weigert from The League for Fair Play.

Includes a printed copy of "Cable to Ernest Bevin."

Includes a typescript copy of a letter from Dorothy Thompson to D. A. Lindsay, a telegram from William Benton to Lloyd George, a letter from Walter H. Judd to Edwin C. Lobenstine, and the pamphlet "Serious Question for Serious Voters at a Serious Time" from Oswald B. Lord regarding the 1940 presidential election. Correspondents include Trygve Lie, Charles A. Lindbergh, and Harold Lloyd.

Includes the memorandum "Shake-up in Moscow."

Includes commencement addresses delivered by Lilienthal titled "Science and the Spirit of Man" and "The Citizen as Public Servant."

Includes programs from an honorary dinner for Lim and United China Relief printed materials.

Includes drafts of articles "First Exclusive Inside Story of Sian Kidnap" and "Death of a University."

Includes the pamphlet "Education for World Understanding," and a memorandum on post-war China and the use of international correspondence schools.

Includes the memorandum "Walter Lippmann's Foreign Policy."

Contains memoranda titled "A Concrete Anti-Communism Program in the Far East Operations Belly" and "What Would the Communists be up to in China and the Far East?"

Contains a 40''x30'' map labeled "New China Map" published by Jin-Sin Geographic Institute, Shanghai, 1939.

Includes the memorandum "Price of Gold."

Includes memoranda on the stock, profitability and general finances of Time Inc.

Includes a memorandum on World War II and the British navy.

Includes the sermon "Christianity's Answer to Communism," a preface to the second edition of the book Communism and Christ, the documentary brief "Conflicting Faiths: Christianity Versus Communism," an "Open Letter to the Perplexed Among Communists," a copy of the statement "Our Vietnam Commitment: The Common Calling of Americans," and a carbon copy of a letter from Lowry to the German People and Chancellor Konrad Adenauer.

Contains excerpts from HRL letters to his first wife Lila Luce Tyng, and excerpts and copies of his family correspondence from 1903-1922.

Includes a photograph of Elizabeth Luce with two unidentified men at the opening of China House, and copies of correspondence and prayers from HRL's mother and his replies. Also includes a copy of an account from J.C. Owen of saving the Luce family during the Boxer Rebellion in China, and copies of the letters of condolences following Elizabeth's death.

Contains a copy of a newspaper clipping of her obituary.

Contains a one sentence note on her marriage.

Includes photographs and negatives of HRL's father, and excerpts from a Sheldon R. Luce letter.

Six copies of the hardcover memorial book Henry Winter Luce.

Includes copies of Henry W. Luce correspondence from the Archives of the Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions and the Archives of the United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia, as well as original correspondence including a 14 September 1923 letter to H. L. Banghart where TIME Magazine is mentioned. Also includes a copy of "My Credo, with reference to China and its Christian Colleges."

Includes galleys from the "Ski Year Book."

Correspondents include Hisakichi Maeda, Mickey Mantle (copy), Harpo Marx, Mrs. Raymond Massey, Francis P. Matthews

Includes correspondence with suggestions of starting a department on law in TIME.

Includes summaries of conversations with Malagodi.

Includes correspondence from A. M. Lederer, and a statement made by Malik before the Political Committee of the General Assembly titled "War and Peace."

Includes a copy of an outline of an unfinished 111-page manuscript Memoirs of Henry R. Luce.

Includes a copy of the publication Survey: Confidential Newsletter.

Includes a Radio Report Inc. interview excerpt titled "Elsa Relates Matchmaking of Henry and Clare Luce."

Includes the broadside "Business Stands Against War," and a carbon copy of a letter from E.D. McMahon to President Roosevelt regarding World War II. Correspondents include James J. McCaffrey, John Alex McCone, John W. McCormack, James H. McGraw Jr., and General McNarney.

Includes a draft of the article "Day of Jubilee" as part of the religion section by Douglas Auchincloss, and correspondence related to the magazine Jubilee.

Includes the brochure "Vote Yes: Modern Courts for Modern Justice," and a letter from Hamilton Fish Armstrong.

Includes printed materials.

Contains three issues of the publication Letter.

Includes a letter from J. H. Sawyer, Jr.

Includes a copy of a letter from President Eisenhower.

Includes a page proof advertisement for a hearing aid.

Includes a copy of the article "Military Business and the Arms Race" by Stanislav Menshikov with related correspondence, and issues of the publication Propaganda Analysis: A Monthly Letter to Help the Intelligent Citizen Detect and Analyze Propaganda from Clyde R. Miller, Secretary of the Institute for Propaganda Analysis. Correspondents include George V. Melas, G.S. Meloy Jr., H.L. Mencken (telegram), and Lauritz Melchior.

Includes issues of the newsletter The Messenger from Richmond P. Miller. Correspondents include J. Irwin Miller and Wilbur D. Mills.

Includes a letter from Eric Johnston, President of the Motion Picture Association of America, Inc.

Includes the pamphlet "British Home Front" by Agnes E. Meyer.

Includes a photograph of Charles S. Mott and HRL speaking at a China Relief event. Correspondents include Charles Mohr, Ward Morehouse, deLesseps S .Morrison, Elizabeth C. Morrow, Lewis Mumford, Frank Murphy, and Edward R. Murrow.

Includes an issue of the magazine History Today.

Includes the 7 February 1940 issue of the newspaper The Cody Enterprise.

Includes a letter from Carroll D. Kearns, text of the address made by Morano at the Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce luncheon, and copies of correspondence dealing with requests to appoint Clare Boothe Luce as Secretary of State.

Includes a draft from the Letters section of TIME titled "Morgenthau's Forecast" which was not published.

Includes a memorandum on the study project "The Philosophy and Practice of Private Enterprise in America and Italy."

Includes carbon copies of correspondence between Moses and Guy Greer regarding post-war employment and public works.

Includes a copy of a letter from HRL to Mohammed Naguib, and the speech "The Mission of the Liberal Arts" by Roy F. Nichols. Correspondents include Stephen C. Neill, Arthur C. Nielsen, Samuel I. Newhouse Jr., Harold Nicolson, and Isamu Noguchi.

Includes the memorandum (possibly a retyped copy) "To the Vanity Fair Editors Concerning Their Suggestion to Turn Vanity Fair Into a Pictorial Weekly" which mentions Clare Brokaw (Clare Boothe Luce).

Includes a "Summary of the Proceedings in the U.S.A. and England Between Sun Oil Company and World Tankers Corporation."

Includes HRL's interview with the Italian publication Valori titled "A Conversation With the Editor of FORTUNE on the Fortune of the Press."

Includes part of the script from the "March of Time" program with the statement made by Nimitz.

Correspondents include Lawrence F. O'Brien, Culbert L. Oslon, Sir David Ormsby Gore, and G. Bromley Oxnam.

Contains the foreword of an unidentified manuscript regarding the activities of the FEAF Bomber Command in the Korean War.

Includes a letter from Lyman Hoover of the Committee for a Free Asia, and correspondence and memoranda regarding the lunch in honor of the editor of The Burma Times.

Includes the first draft of the article "Business and Ethics."

Correspondents include Shah Pahlavi (copy), Paul Theodore Prince Paleologue, Sandro Pallavicini, Arnold Palmer, Robert P. Patterson, and Linus Pauling.

Includes a form letter to E.R. Squibb & Sons salesmen regarding advertising in early issues of LIFE, and an advertising brochure for the magazine Poetry London-New York.

Includes a page proof of an advertisement for the Container Corporation of America drawn by Mei Mei Sze.

Includes an unsigned pre-incorporation subscription agreement for Independence, Inc. a Time Inc. venture into Los Angeles newspapers.

Includes the address delivered at the Convention of the Association of National Advertisers "The Shield of Democracy" in pamphlet form.

Contains memoranda and correspondence dealing with publications resulting from the Pope's visit to the United States.

Includes correspondence dealing with the political situation in Brazil and Latin America.

Includes carbon copies of correspondence addressed to Westbrook Pegler. Correspondents include Gregory Peck, Ferdinand Pecora, J. C. Penney, Claude Pepper, Frances Perkins, Prince Peter of Greece, and Field Marshal A. Papagos.

Includes a letter from Pella to Giovanni Fummi.

Includes three photographs of barges and ships on the Mississippi River.

Correspondents include Mary Pickford, Charles Poletti, Lily Pons, Cole Porter, Charles E. Potter, Ralph F. Gates, and Pyo Wook Han.

Contains correspondence mostly regarding the Christian Anti-Communist Crusade.

Includes typed notes of an interview with HRL for an article in Business Week.

Includes a page proof of the Gallup Poll article "Boycott of Japan and Embargo on War Materials Favored as U.S. Sympathy for China Rises," the paper "Pacific Strategy: A Key to American Defense," the booklet "Shall America Stop Arming Japan," and correspondence with memoranda from The American Committee for Non-Participation in Japanese Aggression.

Includes a speech? in Italian titled "La Coesistenza" (coexistence) with a partial translation.

Correspondents include Ralph T. Reed, James B. Reston, and Paul Reynaud.

Includes the speech "Why Business Men Should Organize to Destroy Organized Crime" by Reed made before the Economic Club of Detroit.

Includes a postcard with the image of the Eskimo in skin omiak hunting walrus in Alaska sent by Kermit Roosevelt. Correspondents include Admiral H. G. Rickover, Donald W. Riegle Jr., Reuben B. Robertson Jr., James S. Rockefeller, General K. E. Rockey, Ginger Rogers, George Romney, James Roosevelt, Quentin Roosevelt II, and Rosalind Russell.

Includes a copy of a note from President Eisenhower and the speeches "An Idea on the March," "World Law to Protect World Investment," "The Case of the Empty Courtroom: The Effect of the Connally Reservation on the International Court of Justice," "Building Beyond the Rule of Terror to a Law-ful World," "Statement Opening Boston Conference on World Peace Through Law," "A New Meaning and Mission for NATS Leadership in Creating a 'Law-ful' World," "A Program for Lawyers of the Americas: World Peace Through Law," and "Achieving World Peace Through Law."

Includes the speech made at the annual banquet of the Baseball Writers' Association, and a photograph of William Van Dusen.

Includes the brochure "Blueprint for Freedom: The Federal Union Plan."

Includes a copy of a letter sent by Rockefeller to President Kennedy regarding the balance of payment problem.

Includes an outline titled "Ideological Preparedness for America," an issue of the magazine New World News, the article "Every Valley Shall be Exalted" by Jack Jones, an advertising leaflet for the play "Jotham Valley," and a photograph of Miami Mayor William M. Wolfarth with four pilots and copies of the publication An Idea Takes Wings.

Includes an issue of the newspaper Journal de Genève.

Includes a draft of the essay "Maybe the Republicans Really Won!"

Includes the pamphlet "The Failure of Commercial Banking to Function and the Remedy" by R. G. Trippett.

Includes a transcript of the Eleanor Morgan Satterlee Surrogate Court case and a statement made by Rosenblatt.

Correspondents include Antonio de Oliveira Salazar, Jonas Salk, Leverett Saltonstall, F. Bradford Morse, Leverett Saltonstall, Robert W. Sarnoff, Mario Scelba, William W. Scranton, and Count Carlo Sforza.

Includes an outline for the story "Stamford Local."

Includes Sarnoff's speech "The Impact of Science Upon Society."

Includes a letter to HRL dated 2 March 1938 regarding Scheftel's decision to halt publishing the magazine SPORTS ILLUSTRATED and a carbon copy of HRL's response.

Contains three issues of the magazine Young America.

Includes a letter from Schuman to Clare Boothe Luce with the attached memorandum "India and the Present War."

Includes a proposal for the magazine House Beautiful.

Includes a telegram to HRL announcing the formation of Selznick International Pictures Incorporated, the proposed contract? for the distribution of "March of Time" in France, Belgium, Switzerland and Holland, and a memorandum describing a meeting with representatives of movie studios regarding the attitude of Hollywood toward LIFE. Correspondents include Reginald Ford and Russull Birdwell.

Includes a memorandum regarding Time Inc.'s attitude toward the movies, and a 14 page telegram protesting an upcoming article with mentions of actresses, movies, and practices in Hollywood.

Includes Sewall's article under two different titles: "Post-War Peace" and "Dynamic Peace" with a critique by HRL.

Includes a memorandum regarding a conversation between Italian President-elect Giovanni Gronchi and Dott Sillani. Correspondents include Sir Hartley Shawcross, Alan B. Shepard Jr., Igor I. Sikorsky, George J. Hecht, Osbert Sitwell, Alfred E. Smith, and Margaret Chase Smith.

Includes the statement titled "The Pacific Front" by Robert Aura Smith (dated 17 December 1941) and a memorandum titled "Culture Heroine" regarding Susan Sontag. Correspondents include Senator Willis Smith, Sam Snead, Brehon Somervell, Harrison E. Spangler, Francis Cardinal Spellman, and Ed Sullivan.

Includes the article "India's Publicity Abroad" by Singh.

Includes a letter mentioning the movie "Cleopatra" and the election of John F. Kennedy.

Includes correspondence from Thomas W. Lamont.

Consists mostly of copies.

Includes a memorandum regarding the business of Time-Life International in Australia.

Includes the brochure "Is This Where You Stand?" from the Writers' War Board. Correspondents include Jules Stein, John C. Sterling, Robert T. Stevens, Edward Durell Stone, Beatrice Kaufman, Rex Stout, and Franz Josef Strauss.

Includes correspondence regarding the situation in Shanghai, China in 1940.

Includes an original signed resolution conveying sincere appreciation to Stassen from the Bexar County Republican Executive Committee.

Includes detailed letters regarding China, Japan, Soviet Union, and World War II.

Includes a transcript of the lecture "An Historical Survey of American Church-State Relations."

Includes a page proof of the advertisement "Defense Now News Union Now: A Proposal that the U.S. and the Six British Democracies form a Federal Union Before It Is Too Late," a draft of the article "The American Answer - Federal Union of the Free," a draft of a prospectus for an illustrated monthly magazine Headlight later changed to Freedom and Union, carbon copies of letters from Streit to Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt, and other correspondence regarding the Federal Union movement.

Includes galleys for the publication Union Now: A Proposal for An Atlantic Federal Union of the Free and of an advertisement for the book Freedom Against Itself, the pamphlet "Free Enterprise Makes for Peace," an issue of the magazine Freedom and Union, and a first draft of the "13-Year Report to Readers of 'Union Now.' "

Includes a carbon copy of a letter sent to Cordell Hull regarding Japanese aggression in China, and the prefatory note and foreword to the book Fifty Years in China: The Memoirs of John Leighton Stuart, Missionary in China.

Includes a typescript copy of a form letter from the Communist Party, USA regarding Maurice Sugar.

Contains lists of quotations from HRL's early letters, speeches, trip reports, memoranda to staff and other writings for possible use in the book Citizen Luce.

Contains mostly correspondence, memoranda, and research materials regarding Swanberg's biography of Luce.

Includes Swope's radio remarks on the subject of public policy vs. public relations.

Correspondents include Deems Taylor, Francis Henry Taylor, and Dan Thornton.

Includes a memorandum describing a meeting with Tiangfu F. Tsiang. Correspondents include Giuseppe Togni, Lynn A. Townsend, Gene Tunney, and Millard E. Tydings.

Includes a page proof of an advertisement for the Union Oil Company of California, the essay "California - Terra Incognita" by Herman Phleger, and Taylor's commencement address at the Webb School of California "20 Minutes With My Sons."

Includes a transcript of a statement made by Dr. Teller to the New York State Defense Council.

Includes a letter from Governor Samuel P. Goddard.

Includes a memorandum regarding World War II and Arabic countries, and a set of detailed memoranda dealing with oil policy and oil related issues in Mexico, Colombia, Peru, and Venezuela.

Includes a National Broadcasting Company (NBC) program schedule broadside.

Correspondents include Henry Usborne, Freda Utley, and James B. Utt.

Includes the brochure "The Pan-American Golden Rule Christmas Gift" from The Golden Rule Foundation. Correspondents include Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr., Harold S. Vanderbilt, Frank A. Vanderlip, General James A. Van Fleet, Eelco N. Van Kleffens, Wernher von Braun, and Franz von Papen Jr.

Includes a transcript-report of the "Meeting of the Department Heads, Veteran-Workers Group held on March 18, 1955 in the Fiat's Presidential Room at Corso Marconi" and a "Report to Fiat's Managers after the Election of the Workmen's Committee."

Includes a copy of the meeting minutes of the Century Club, and correspondence with memoranda dealing with the resolution of the World Order Study Conference sponsored by the National Council of Churches of Christ in the U.S.A. urging the U.S. recognition of Red China and its admission to the United Nations. In addition there is a draft of Van Dusen's article "The Supreme Court and School Prayers: The Constitutional Issue."

Contains materials dealing with the reception for President Videla of Chile.

Includes a transcript of the broadcast made by Congressman Vorys over WCOL.

Includes the draft of the article "The Case for Finland," and a memo? addressed to John Foster Dulles "Analysis of the Relationship Russia-Germany-Western Powers 13 July 1946."

Includes translations of Finnish articles "An American Critic of Finnish War Time Politics" by Arvi Korhonen and "The Finland Book by Lundin and England."

Includes a reprint in brochure form of the article "The Undistributed Profits Tax and What to do about it" by Maurice Wertheim. Correspondents include Robert F. Wagner, Harry M. Warner, Earl Warren, Arthur V. Watkins, and John Wayne.

Includes a page from the 1900 issue of LIFE Magazine and the "Man's Magazine Page" from a 1910 issue of the magazine The Delineator.

Includes a draft of the article "War Generation, No. 2" by Gilbert Harrison, and the transcripts of speeches given by Wagner before the Variety Club Pan-American Night and "Post-War Is Now" given at the annual convention of the Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association.

Includes a draft for an untitled article regarding a peace program following the end of World War II.

Includes a complaint letter from Frank D. Eager.

Includes a large illuminated-type page with a detached bow and ribbon, the calligraphic text reads "Another Time Inc., acorn has sprouted in a sturdy young oak which will continue to grow. With best wishes, Thos J. Watson, Chairman of the Board, International Business Machine." Correspondents include William V. Griffin.

Includes a detailed memorandum from John McDonald to HRL regarding Robert Brumbaugh's article "Philosophy of Business."

Includes an advertising brochure for the Harris Trust and Savings Bank.

Consists of photocopies.

Includes a letter returned to Luce indicating that Wenner-Gren was "on the proclaimed list of certain blocked nationals" and a memorandum regarding "Economic and Social Development in Underdeveloped Countries."

Includes the clipping "Paper Industry's debt to Henry Luce and his wife." Correspondents include John N. Wheeler, Jay N. Whipple, Nancy White (editor), F. E. M. Whiting, Richard Whitney, Harrison A. Williams, Jr., John J. Williams, Mrs. Wendell Willkie, and Robert E. Wilson.

Includes a blank application form for the membership in the Advertising Club of New York, Inc.

Includes two broadsides "Why Aid Britain - Battleships Tell Why" from the Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies, and the dedication program for the William Allen White School of Journalism and Public Information.

Includes a memorandum exploring the possibility of a book for a teenage readership concerning TIME's 40th anniversary party.

Includes pages from the British publication World Press Review.

Also see "Wh-Wi - General."

Includes "A Statement by Major General Charles A. Willoughby - MacArthur's Chief of Intelligence: 1941-1951" to the House Committee.

Correspondents include William B. Curtis and Niven Busch.