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Box List

Series X: Box 67

1948

January 17. Campaign address before the 2nd Annual Convention of the Progressive Citizens of America, Chicago, Illinois

January 30. Statement to be read before a "Veterans for Wallace" meeting

January. "The European Recovery Program and the Wallace Plan"

February 1. "Practical Politics." Address before the Wallace Committee for Ohio, Columbus, Ohio

February 15. Campaign address before the Citizens Committee for Leo Isacson, Bronx, New York

February 15. Campaign address before the Harlem Wallace for President Committee, Harlem, New York City

February 17. "Grand Larceny." Campaign address at Tampa, Florida

February 19. Untitled. Miami, Florida

February 24.  Statement before the House Foreign Affairs Committee concerning the European Recovery Program

Series X: Box 68

February 27. Campaign address before the Minnesota Committee for Wallace, Minneapolis, Minnesota

February 29. Campaign address at Duluth, Minnesota

March 7. Campaign address before the Pennsylvania People's Convention, York, Pennsylvania

March 17. Statement commenting on President Truman's St. Patrick's Day address

March 18. Radio address concerning international relations in answer to President Truman's St. Patrick Day address

March 19 "Wallace Answers Truman." Radio address concerning President Truman's St. Patrick's Day address

March 19. Message to the Independent Religious Committee for Wallace, New York City

March 25. Radio Address concerning President Truman's St. Patrick's Day address

March 26. Interview given to the United Press

March 30. Statement before the Senate Armed Services Committee, opposing the draft and compulsory military training

March 31. Campaign address before the Italian-American Committee for Wallace, Brooklyn, New York

April 3. Campaign address before the Founding Convention of the Progressive Party of Connecticut, New Haven, Connecticut

April 4. Campaign address before the Wallace for President Committee,  Providence, Rhode Island

April 4. Campaign address before the Founding Convention of the Progressive Party of Massachusetts, Boston, Massachusetts

April 6. Campaign address before the Evansville Wallace Committee, Evansville, Indiana

April 7. Campaign address at Indianapolis, Indiana

April 8. Campaign address at Gary, Indiana

April 10. Campaign address at Chicago, Illinois

April 19. Statement on the Warsaw Ghetto

April 19. Campaign address at New York City

April 21. Address before the National Conference of Social Workers, Atlantic City, New Jersey

April 22. "How to Stress The U.N." Radio address 6:15-6:30 pm NBC

April 26. Statement on a comment made by Philip Murray charging the Progressive Party to be a Communist idea

April 26. Statement on small business sent to the Smaller Business Association of New England

April 27. Campaign address at Moline, Illinois

Series X: Box 69

April 28. Campaign radio address

April 29. Campaign address at Cedar Rapids, Iowa

May 1. Excerpts from a campaign address at Topeka, Kansas

May 2. Campaign address at Kansas City, Missouri

May 2. Campaign address at Columbia, Missouri

May 4. Campaign address at Peoria, Illinois

May 8. Campaign address before the Founding Conference of the New York City State Women for Wallace, New York City

May 11. Text of an open letter from HAW to Premier Joseph Stalin, concerning relations between the united States and Russia

May 11. Campaign address before the National Wallace for President Committee, New York City

May 13. Campaign address at Detroit, Michigan

May 14. Draft of speech

May 16. Campaign address before the Amigos de Wallace, Los Angeles, California

May 16. Campaign address at Los Angeles, California

May 17. Campaign address at Oakland, California

May 18. Campaign address at San Francisco, California

May 19. Campaign address at San Diego, California

May 21. Campaign address at Seattle, Washington

May 22. Campaign address at Spokane, Washington

May 24. Campaign address at Portland, Oregon

May 25. Answers to questions of the Architectural Forum magazine

May 26. Campaign address at Coeur d'Alene, Idaho

May 26. Statement on the proposal by railway labor executives for possible public ownership of railways

May 26. Statement on the General Motors-United Auto Workers Settlement

Series X: Box 70

May 29. Statement before the Senate Judiciary Committee concerning the Mundt-Nixon Bill to protect the United States against un-American and subversive activities

May 30. Campaign address at Denver, Colorado

June 2. Campaign address at Phoenix, Arizona

June 3. Campaign radio address delivered in Spanish

June 3. Campaign address at Albuquerque, New Mexico

June 3. Radio interview given to Edward R. Murrow

June 4. Statement on the decree barring the Progressive Party from the ballot in Ohio

June 6. Campaign radio address

June 8. Statement to the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union

June 9. Message for a meeting of the Harlem Chapter of the Women's Division of the Progressive Party

June 20. Campaign address before the Ohio Wallace for President Committee, Cleveland, Ohio

June 22. Campaign address before the Businessmen for Wallace, New York City

June 22. Campaign address before the New York Labor Committee for Wallace and Taylor, New York City

June 24. Statement on the actions of the Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee

June 25. Campaign address at Washington, D.C.

June 27. Campaign address before the Founding Convention of the Progressive Party of New Hampshire, Manchester, New Hampshire

July 1. Campaign address

July 11.  Campaign address at Charleston, West Virginia

July 13. Message to the Founding Convention of the Progressive Party of Oregon

July 18. Campaign address before the Independent Young Progressives of New Jersey, Asbury Park, New Jersey

July 22. Statement on the Berlin crisis

July 24. "The Future Is Ours." Address accepting the Progressive Party nomination for President of the United States, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

July 29. Radio address concerning the special session of Congress called by President Truman

August 11. Interview given to the International News Service concerning relations with Latin America

August 11. Message to the Congress of Intellectuals for Peace, Wroclaw, Poland

Series X: Box 71

August 12. "What the Progressive Party Stands For." Campaign radio address

August 21. Campaign address at Bridgeport, Connecticut

August 24. Campaign address before the Convention of Negro Elks, Cincinnati, Ohio

August 24. Campaign address at Louisville, Kentucky

August 26. Campaign address before the Danbury Committee of the People's Party of Connecticut, Danbury, Connecticut

August 28. Message to the Casa de la Cultura, Havana, Cuba, concerning the Progressive Party's position on the regime of Francisco Franco in Spain

August 29. Campaign address at Durham, North Carolina

August 29. Campaign address at Norfolk, Virginia

August 29. Campaign address at Winston-Salem, North Carolina

August 29. Campaign address at Richmond, Virginia

September 1. Draft of a campaign address at Birmingham, Alabama

September 2. Campaign address at Southern Christian College, Mississippi

September 2. Campaign address at Shreveport, Louisiana

September 3. Campaign address at Memphis, Tennessee

September 3. Statement on the poultry industry in the southern states

September 6. Campaign address before the Convention of the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America, New York City

September 4. Campaign address at New York City

September 12. Campaign address at Baltimore, Maryland

September 13. Radio address concerning HAW's campaign trip to the southern states

September 14. Excerpts from a campaign address before a Progressive Party rally, Chicago, Illinois

September 16. Recording for the Buffalo Community Youth Organization, Buffalo, New York

September 17. Campaign address at Rochester, New York

Series X: Box 72

September 18. Campaign address at Boston, Massachusetts

September 20. Campaign radio address

September 21. Campaign address at the Commodore Hotel, New York City

September 21. Statement on the United Nations crisis caused by the conflict between the Western Powers and Russia over a settlement of the Berlin question

September 23. Campaign address at Toledo, Ohio

September 24. Campaign address at Youngstown, Ohio

September 27. Campaign radio address

September 28. Campaign address at Dallas, Texas

September 30. Campaign address at El Paso, Texas

October 2. "A 14 Point Program." Campaign address at Los Angeles, California

October 2. Statement opposing the Bernadette proposal to Israel

October 3. Campaign address at Bakersfield, California

October 4. Campaign radio address

October 4. Greeting to a delegation of Armenian Americans, Fresno, California

October 5. Campaign address at Sacramento, California

October 6. Campaign address before the Commonwealth Club, San Francisco, California

October 6. Campaign address at the Civic Auditorium, San Francisco, California

October 7. Campaign address at Portland, Oregon

October 8. Campaign address at Seattle, Washington

October 9. Campaign address at Tacoma, Washington

October 10. Campaign address at Moorhead, North Dakota

October 10. Campaign address at Minneapolis, Minnesota

October 11. Campaign radio address

October 12. Campaign radio address on Columbus Day

October 14. Campaign radio address

October 14. Campaign address at Milwaukee, Wisconsin

October 15. Campaign Address at Chicago, Illinois

October 16. Campaign address before the Conference of Ministers of the Church of God, Dalton, Georgia

October 17. Campaign address at Detroit, Michigan

October 18. "America is Freedom." Campaign radio address

October 20. "Home Front." Campaign radio address

October 20. Campaign address at Reading, Pennsylvania

October 20. Statement on the actions of the National Labor Relations Board

October 21. Campaign radio address

Series X: Box 73

October 22. Campaign radio address by HAW and Senator Glen Taylor.

October 24. "Peace and the U.N." Campaign radio address

October 24. Campaign address at Newark, New Jersey

October 24. Excerpts from a campaign address at Paterson, New Jersey

October 25. Campaign address at Jersey City, New Jersey

October 25. "Atomic Energy." Campaign radio address

October 26. Campaign address before the "Rally to Roll Up the Vote." New York City

October 27. Campaign address at New Haven, Connecticut

October 28. Campaign address before the National Council of Arts, Sciences and Professions, New York City

October 28. Campaign radio address

October 28. Campaign address before the American Labor Party rally, New York City

October 28. Campaign address before the American Jewish Congress, New York City

October 28. Statement supporting the Longshoremen's Back Pay Committee

October 29. Campaign radio address by HAW and Paul Robeson

October 29. Excerpts from a campaign address before the Golden Gate Ballroom rally

October 30. Campaign address at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

November 1. Pre-election radio address

November 2. Election night radio address and statements

November 2. Text of a wire to President Truman on his victory in the presidential election

November 3. Statement on the election

November 13. Address before the National Committee of the Progressive Party, Chicago, Illinois

December 13. Address before a peace rally of the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship honoring the Dean of Canterbury, New York City

"Civil and Political Rights." Campaign address

"Militarization in the U.S." Campaign address

Campaign address

Statement on the strike of the west coast longshoremen and seamen

Statement on the strike of packinghouse workers on Chicago

Statement on the death of Count Bernadotte in Palestine

Statement supporting peaceful uses of atomic energy

Statement on President Truman's State of the Union message

Statement opposing compulsory military training

Answers and questions submitted by the National Railroad Labor Committee for Wallace

Statement opposing the Ober Bill, pending in the Maryland Legislature

Answers to questions of the Factory Management and Maintenance magazine

Campaign statement

"It's Up to You"