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PAPERS OF HENRY AGARD WALLACE
MsC 177
SERIES VIII: RESEARCH
RESEARCH BY OTHERS
DONALD MURPHY RESEARCH MATERIALS
This document describes a Manuscript Collection held by the
Special Collections DepartmentSeries VIII: Box 27
Biographical sketch of Murphy
Articles and books
“The Atomic Era.” May 20, 1950
Blackett, P.M.S. “Military and Political Consequences of Atomic Energy” 1948
Born, Max. "What Is Left To Hope For?" Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, April1964
“Consequences of the H-Bomb.” March 6, 1950
DeWeerd, Harvey A. "Arms Control and the Legacy of the Past." Bulletin of The Atomic Scientists, June 1962
The Freeman
April 19, 1951
March 12, 1951
“For the Future of the Hemisphere”
Infeld, Leopold. “As I See It” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, February 1965
Kennan, George. "Russia and the Versailles Conference"
Kingdon, Frank. “An Uncommon Man: H.A.W. and 60 Million Jobs”
Kraschel, Nelson G., Lieutenant Governor of Iowa. Keynote Address Delivered Before the Iowa Democratic State Convention, Des Moines, Iowa, July 23, 1935
Laurence, William L. “The Neutron Bomb” The Saturday Evening Post, May 5, 1962
Morton, Louis. “Soviet Intervention in the War With Japan.”1962?
Neal, Fred Warner.“ U.S. Foreign Policy and the Soviet Union,” 1961
“Our Atomic Crisis”
Pammel, L.H. “Prominent Men I Have Met: Henry Cantwell Wallace”
Richards, Paul C. “H.A.W. and the Progressive Party.” May 15, 1969
U.S. Department of Interior, Bureau of Reclamation. “Growth of Agricultural Processing.” August 1958
Wallace, Henry A.
“At the Crossroads of Human History” A NANA Special, January 4, 1957
"The Farm Bureau and the New Deal: A Study of the Making of National Farm Policy, 1933-40" by Christiana McFadyn. (Book review.) Agricultural History, April 1963
“Further Facts on Raising the Price of Gold.” Reprinted from Journal of Farm Economics. August 1958
"Henry Wallace Speaks Out on . . . " Successful Farming, November, 1961
“Henry Wallace Tells of…” Time, 1956?
“Henry Wallace—Where I Stand” The New Leader, August 26, 1950
“How I’d Stop the March of Stalin.” November 1950
“Interview with Henry A. Wallace: We Had Flexible Supports in the '30s.” Capper’s Farmer, May 1954
“Latin Americans, Anglo-Saxons, and Slavs in the New Age.” The Journal of General Education, January 1947
“Let’s Use or Surpluses…” Successful Farming, May 1954
“Needed: Cooperation Between the U.S. and the U.S.S.R….” Monthly Review, May 1950
"No Final Answer to the Farm Problem. U.S. News and World Report, January 8, 1954
Part I and Part II Draft of Article for Life. Part I: "My Ideas on Foreign Policy Grow and Change." (Ribbon copy) Part II: "What I Believe" (Photocopy)
“Research—Public and Private” Search, October 1961
“The U.S., the U.N., and Far Eastern Agriculture.” The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, December 1950
“Votes and Victuals.” Common Cause, June 1950
“Wallace Tells His Story.” U.S. News and World Report, January 9, 1953
“Where I Was Wrong.” This Week Magazine, September 2, 1952
“Why Flexible Price…” New Republic, May 3, 1954
Wallace, Kevin. “Where Are They Now?” The New Yorker
Clippings
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Clippings and notes regarding Wallace's resignation from the Department of Commerce and his disagreement with Truman
September 20, 1946. Letter to the employees of the Department of Commerce from H.A.W. about resignation from the Secretary of Commerce
September 20, 1946. Letter to Truman announcing his resignation from the Secretary of Commerce
September 21, 1946 “Wallace Fired for ‘Jeopardizing’ U.S. Relations.” The Washington Post
Other Newspaper clippings
Various topics. 6 folders. In Oversized Boxes 33 and 34
Correspondence
1929. Correspondents include
Davis
Taylor, H.C.
1932. Correspondents include
Soule, George
1933. Correspondents include
Appleby, Paul H.
Hubbard, W. F.
Kline, Allen
McArthur, William
McKee, Arden
Morris, Lewis
Morse, Theo. W.
Moyer, Ralph
Peek, George N.
Pettinger, Joe J.
Pierce, Dante M.
1934. Correspondents include
Akerman, D. L.
Black, Dr. A.G.
1935. Correspondents include
Appleby, Paul H.
Black, A.G.
Bliss, K.K.
Pierce, Dante M.
Schultz, T.W.
Taff, P.C.
1936. Correspondents include
Arthur, George M.
Baldridge, Kenneth M.
Brigham, Reuben
Capper, Arthus
Chester, C.W.
Clark, Robert M.
Dickinson, Lester Jesse
Evans, P.M.
Farley, James A.
Garst, Roswell
Gladman, P.S.
Hubbard, Wilber F.
Hush, Homer
Isenhard, J.H.
Lucas, George C.
Olsen, F.B.
Perkins, Milo
Smith, Ralph
Swinger, F. B.
Thoma, Roscoe
Vadney, George E.
Warner, William B.
1937. Correspondents include
LeCron, James D.
Evans, R.M.
Gillete, Guy M.
Herring, Clyde
Schultz, T.W.
Slobodnik, Frank C.
1938. In Oversized Box 34 . Correspondents include
Appleby, Paul H.
Fox, Harry
Hook, H.B.
Hughes, J.J.
Kraschel, Fred J.
Vierth, Vernon
1939. Correspondents include
Appleby, Paul H.
1940. Correspondents include
Appleby, Paul H.
Herring, Clyde
[Nuhn, Ferner]
1941. Correspondents include
Budd, Ralph
Gregory, C[liff?].V.
Johnson, Francis
Jones, Robert A.
1942. Correspondents include
Flynn, Edward J.
Hughes, J.J.
1943. Correspondents include
Likert, Rensis
1966. Correspondents include
Robert Browne Wallace
Undated
Cliff
Elder
Leach, Henry Goddard
LeCron, John
Huss, M.
Needham
Soule, Mr.
Suckow, Ruth
Manuscripts
Henry A. Wallace Diaries. This is apparently a second copy of the draft for this proposed book. It is a carbon copy with ribbon copy addenda and inserts. Corrections are made in Wallace's hand.
Preface
Chapter 1
Chapter 2, Federal Farm Programs- 1933 and 1934 (Editorial Summary and Oral History)
Chapter 3, The “Purge” in U.S.DA. January 18, 1935 through February 11, 1935
Chapter 4, February 11, 1935 through November 16, 1939. Columbia Oral History
Chapter 5, November 16, 1939 through July 18, 1940
Chapter 6, The 1940 Campaign: July 18, 1940 through July 30, 1941
Chapter 7, March 29, 1942 through July 28, 1942
Chapter 8, August 6, 1942 through December 31, 1942
Chapter 9, January 1, 1943 through March 11, 1943
Chapter 10, March 12, 1943 through August 27, 1943
Series VIII: Box 28
Chapter 11, August 30, 1943 through December 29, 1943Chapter 12, Latin America, Palestine January 1, 1944 through March 30, 1944
Chapter 13, April 3, 1944 through May 18, 1944
Chapter 14, May 20, 1944 through July 5, 1944
Chapter 15, July 13, 1944 through November 8, 1944
Chapter 16, After the 1944 Election, November 10, 1944 through December 28, 1944
Chapter 17, January 1, 1945 through January 18, 1945
Chapter 18, Changing the Guard—A New President, January 19, 1945 through April 26, 1945
Chapter 19, April 27, 1945 through June 26, 1945
Chapter 20, July 5, 1945 through September 13, 1945
Chapter 21, The Leak and the Bomb, September 18, 1945 through October 20, 1945
Chapter 22, October 27, 1945 through December 12, 1945
Chapter 23, Atomic Energy and Maximum Employment, December 13, 1945 through February 11, 1946
Chapter 24, Russian-British Policies, February 12, 1946 through April 5, 1946
Chapter 25, Russia, Palestine, Atomic Energy, May 10, 1946 through August 15, 1946
Chapter 26, Wallace and Truman Part Company, August 27, 1946 through September 30, 1946
Chapter 27, Oral History 1946 through 1951
Chapter 28
Appendix A
Appendix B, Russia and Foreign Policy
Appendix C
Discarded Chapter 5
Donald Murphy manuscript notes
Manuscript pages with additions and corrections in Wallace's hand
Manuscript pages, some in Wallace's hand
Notes on cover of file folder
Miscellaneous documents
Allotment Plan. 2 folders
Baker memories of HAW
Brown memories of HAW
Corn Hog documents. Includes photograph "Official of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, U.S. Department of Agriculture, look over the first bundle of 1935 corn-hog contracts, which were submitted by Marion county, Iowa, farmers." In the photo are Edward C. Paxton, in charge of contract acceptance for the corn-hog section; Warder B. Jenkins, chief of the contract records section; Claude B. Wickard, assistant chief; and Dr. A. G. Black, chief of the corn-hog section.
Henry A. Wallace biographical sketch
Henry A. Wallace statement concerning Nicholas Roerich
Henry C. Wallace biographical sketch
History of the Clark Family
Lone Scout Field Meet, 1925, 1927. In Oversized Box 34
Nation's Agriculture. October 1936
President's appointments
January 2 - 30, 1942, with some gaps
February 6 - 26, 1942, with some gaps
May 26 - July 13, 1944, with some gaps
December 19 -20, 1944
January 8, 1945
Press releases
Record Votes in the 76th Congress
Werner, Max. "The American Arsenal"
What Are the Changes of the G.O.P. Ticket?
Various assorted topics. See also Oversized Box 34
Your Congressman's Vote on the New Deal
Printed ephemera
Brochures, flyers and other matter. Includes a program for a Dinner Honoring H.A.W. January 29, 1945, inscribed to "Enrique, with affect, from Pepe." On this program are drawn sketches of people at the dinner, including Eleanor Roosevelt.
Picture of H.A.W. with tennis racket after playing tennis with Nelson Rockefeller, Senator William Smathers and Percy Douglas. Taken at the home of Nelson Rockefeller in Washington, D.C. Picture News, published by PM. Sent to Conservation 1/30/07
Posters. Sent to Conservation on 1/30/07
Series VIII:
This consists of transcripts of interviews conducted by Dean Albertson combined with excerpts from Wallace's diaries, selections from Wallace's letters, and transcriptions of Wallace's phone conversations. The manuscript was corrected by Wallace.