Register of the Mont Pèlerin Society Records

Box 1

OFFICE FILE, 1945-1991

Scope and Content Note

Booklets; circulars; minutes; printed matter, including writings by members of the society and issues of The Mont Pèlerin Quarterly (edited by Albert Hunold); programs of meetings; a subject file; and writings by Albert Hunold. Arranged alphabetically by physical form

Box/Folder 1 : 1

Booklets on the Society, 1948, 1964 and 1966, containing the Statement of Aims, Certificate and Articles of Incorporation, By-Laws, and List of Members.

Scope and Content Note

Includes the General Not for Profit Corporation Act of 1959

Circulars (of Friedrich A. von Hayek as President and of Albert Hunold as Secretary until September 1960; of Wilhelm Röpke as President and Albert Hunold as Vice-President, September 1960 - 1962)

General

Box/Folder 1 : 2

1947-1955

Box/Folder 1 : 3

1956-1959

Box/Folder 1 : 4

1960-1962.

Note

See also MEETINGS FILE/Kassel, Germany, 1960

Scope and Content Note

Includes Eva Röpke's circular of 21 December 1961, as well as minutes of the Council meeting in Kassel, September 7, 1960, and correspondence of Milton Friedman and Bruno Leoni.

Box/Folder 1 : 5

Responses to Wilhelm Röpke's circular of December 6, 1961, and to Albert Hunold's circular of December 21, 1961

Box/Folder 1 : 6

Minutes of meetings, 1948-1961.

Scope and Content Note

Includes some agendas

Box 2

Printed matter

General

Box/Folder 2 : 1-3

General, 1950-1986

Box/Folder 2 : 4-8

Clippings, including from the Neue Zürcher Zeitung, in particular obituaries for Walter Eucken of Harold Laski, articles on the Gotthardbund and by Albert Hunold on the "Genossenschaft" as "Ordnungsprinzip der Wirtschaft", as well as an article by Z. Giacometti, 1945-1950

Box/Folder 3 : 1-4

Offprints and pamphlets.

Scope and Content Note

Includes papers by members of the Mont Pèlerin Society, 1954-1991

Box/Folder 3 : 5-6

The Mont Pèlerin Quarterly (edited by Albert Hunold), April 1959 - January 1962

Box/Folder 4 : 1

Programs of the first eight meetings, 1947-1957

Subject file

Box/Folder 4 : 2

Adam Smith Institute, 1985

Box/Folder 4 : 3-4

Foundation for Economic Education, 1951-1984

Box/Folder 4 : 5-6

Institut Économique de Paris, 1984-1986

Box/Folder 4 : 7-8

Ludwig von Mises Institute, 1978-1988

Box/Folder 4 : 9-10

Schweizerisches Institut für Auslandforschung, 1952-1966.

Note

See also OFFICE FILE/Circulars

Box/Folder 14 : 1-2

General

Box/Folder 14 : 3

Circulars of Fritz Machlup and George Stigler (June 1); Albert Hunold, Wilhelm Röpke, Franz Böhm, and Louis Baudin (July 18); Albert Hunold (July 18 and 21); Friedrich A. von Hayek (August 3 and 13); Wilhelm Röpke (August 18).

Scope and Content Note

Includes related correspondence of several of the above, as well as of Milton Friedman and Bruno Leoni, 1959-1961

Box/Folder 14 : 4

Clippings.

Scope and Content Note

Includes an article by Albert Hunold, "Die Kasseler Tagung der Mont Pèlerin Society," November 1960

Box/Folder 14 : 5-8

Correspondence

Box/Folder 14 : 9

Financial records

Box/Folder 15 : 1-3

Financial records

Box/Folder 15 : 4

Minutes of Council meeting, September 7.

Scope and Content Note

Includes testimony of Lena Schwendener

Box/Folder 15 : 5

Notes by Albert Hunold

Box/Folder 15 : 6-8

Papers presented

Box/Folder 16 : 1

Papers presented

Box/Folder 16 : 2

Proxies received by George Stigler

Box/Folder 16 : 3

Report by Wilhelm Röpke, entitled "Report on What Has Been Happening since the Kassel Meeting and the Settlement Concluded There"

Box/Folder 16 : 4-9

Transcript of tape recording

Turin, Italy, 1961 (general meeting)

Box/Folder 16 : 10

General

Box/Folder 16 : 11

Clippings

Box/Folder 16 : 12

Papers presented

Box/Folder 17 : 1

Papers presented

Knokke, Belgium, 1962 (general meeting)

Box/Folder 17 : 2

General

Box/Folder 17 : 3-5

Papers presented

Stresa, Italy, 1965 (general meeting)

Box/Folder 17 : 6

General.

Scope and Content Note

Includes circulars and correspondence

Box/Folder 17 : 7

Minutes of the Board of Directors' meeting, September 3.

Scope and Content Note

Includes ideas presented by Mr. Kiuchi at the September 6 meeting, as well as Bruno Leoni's report and Clarence Philbrook's draft letter to Leoni

Box/Folder 17 : 8

Papers presented

Box/Folder 17 : 9

Tokyo, Japan, 1966 (special, regional meeting).

Scope and Content Note

Papers presented

Vichy, France, 1967 (general meeting)

Box/Folder 17 : 10

General

Box/Folder 17 : 11

Correspondence

Box/Folder 17 : 12

Financial records

Box/Folder 17 : 13

Papers presented

Box 18

Aviemore, Scotland, 1968 (general meeting)

Box/Folder 18 : 1

General

Box/Folder 18 : 2

Papers presented

Box/Folder 18 : 3

Munich, Germany, 1970 (general meeting).

Scope and Content Note

Includes notes on the meeting by H. F. Langenberg and list of members delinquent with their dues

Box/Folder 18 : 4

Rockford, Illinois, 1971 (regional meeting).

Scope and Content Note

Includes correspondence of Arthur Kemp

Box/Folder 18 : 5

Montreux, Switzerland, 1971 (special board meeting).

Scope and Content Note

Includes circulars, correspondence, reports, summaries

Box/Folder 18 : 6

Montreux, Switzerland, 1972 (general, 25th anniversary meeting).

Scope and Content Note

Includes correspondence and memoranda

Box/Folder 18 : 7

Guatemala City, Guatemala, 1973 (regional meeting).

Scope and Content Note

Includes correspondence

Box/Folder 18 : 8

Brussels, Belgium, 1974 (general meeting).

Scope and Content Note

Includes agenda for board meeting, correspondence, and an article by Alan Reynolds

Hillsdale, Michigan, 1975 (regional meeting)

Box/Folder 18 : 9

General.

Scope and Content Note

Includes a summary of history and aims of the Society

Box/Folder 18 : 10

Clippings

Box/Folder 18 : 11

Correspondence

Box/Folder 19 : 1

St. Andrews, Scotland, 1976 (general meeting).

Scope and Content Note

Includes correspondence

Box/Folder 19 : 2

Paris, France, 1976 (regional meeting).

Scope and Content Note

Papers presented, published under the title Le Libéralisme? De Karl Marx à Milton Friedman

Box/Folder 19 : 3

Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1977 (regional meeting).

Scope and Content Note

Circular

Hong Kong, 1978 (general meeting).

Scope and Content Note

Includes material relating to the ad-hoc meeting in Taipei, Taiwan, August 30 - September 2

Box/Folder 19 : 4-7

General

Box/Folder 20 : 1-10

Correspondence.

Scope and Content Note

Includes a letter from Friedrich A. von Hayek

Box/Folder 21 : 1-7

Correspondence

Box/Folder 21 : 8

Financial records

Box/Folder 21 : 9-10

Registration forms

Box/Folder 22 : 1

Regrets

Madrid, Spain, 1979 (regional meeting)

Box/Folder 22 : 2

General.

Scope and Content Note

Includes notes re Friedrich A. von Hayek and Max Thurn's memoranda regarding meetings on September 3 and 6

Box/Folder 22 : 3

Correspondence

Box/Folder 22 : 4

Financial records

Box/Folder 22 : 5-7

Papers presented

Stanford, California, 1980 (general meeting held at the Hoover Institution)

Box/Folder 22 : 8

General

Box/Folder 23 : 1-5

Correspondence

Box/Folder 23 : 6

Financial records

Box/Folder 23 : 7

Minutes of board meetings of September 8, 9, and 11.

Scope and Content Note

Includes correspondence and memoranda

Box/Folder 23 : 8

Papers presented, including opening speech of Manuel Ayau

Box/Folder 24 : 1

Papers presented

Viña del Mar, Chile, 1981 (regional meeting)

Box/Folder 24 : 2

General.

Scope and Content Note

Includes report on the meeting by Eric Brodin

Box/Folder 24 : 3

Correspondence

Box/Folder 24 : 4-6

Papers presented, including opening speech by Pedro Ibañez O.

Box/Folder 25 : 1

Stockholm, Sweden, 1981 (regional meeting).

Scope and Content Note

Includes correspondence and registration forms

Berlin, Germany, 1982 (general meeting)

Box/Folder 25 : 2

General.

Scope and Content Note

Includes correspondence and clippings

Box/Folder 25 : 3

Papers presented, including Chiaki Nishiyama's opening address

Box/Folder 25 : 4

Vancouver, Canada, 1983 (regional meeting).

Scope and Content Note

Includes correspondence and clipping

Paris, France, 1984 (regional meeting)

Box/Folder 25 : 5

General

Box/Folder 25 : 6-7

Papers presented, including Jacques Chirac's speech honoring Friedrich A. von Hayek, and Hayek's closing address

Cambridge, England, 1984 (general meeting)

Box/Folder 25 : 8

General

Box/Folder 25 : 9-10

Papers presented

Box/Folder 26 : 1

Papers presented

Sidney, Australia, 1985 (regional meeting)

Box/Folder 26 : 2

General

Box/Folder 26 : 3-5

Papers presented

Box/Folder 26 : 6-7

St. Vincent, Italy, 1986 (general meeting).

Scope and Content Note

Papers presented, including James Buchanan's opening address

Box 27

Indianapolis, Indiana, 1987 (regional meeting)

Box/Folder 27 : 1

General

Box/Folder 27 : 2

Papers presented

Tokyo-Kyoto, Japan, 1988 (general meeting)

Box/Folder 27 : 3

General

Box/Folder 27 : 4-6

Papers presented

Taipei, Taiwan, 1988 (special meeting)

Box/Folder 27 : 7

General

Box/Folder 27 : 8

Papers presented

Box 28

Munich, Germany, 1990 (general meeting)

Box/Folder 28 : 1

General

Box/Folder 28 : 2-4

Papers presented

Guatemala City, Guatemala, 1990 (regional meeting)

Box/Folder 28 : 5

General

Box/Folder 28 : 6

Papers presented, including Manuel Ayau's opening address

Box/Folder 28 : 7

Miscellany papers presented at unidentified meetings

Box 29

CORRESPONDENCE, 1946-1978

Scope and Content Note

Correspondence of three secretaries of the society, mostly of Albert Hunold (including correspondence after he had left the Society), arranged chronologically by name of officer, and of John Jewkes, president of the Society from 1962 to 1964

Hunold, Albert (Secretary, 1948-1960; Vice-President, 1960-1962)

1946-1948

General

Box/Folder 29 : 1

A-D

Box/Folder 29 : 2

E-G

Box/Folder 29 : 3

H

Box/Folder 29 : 4

I-P

Box/Folder 29 : 5

R-W

Box/Folder 29 : 6

Economics conference organized by Albert Hunold and Alfred Amonn, Einsiedeln, Switzerland, July 26-28

Box/Folder 29 : 7-8

1947-1949.

Scope and Content Note

Correspondence with the Organisation for European Economic Co-Operation, the Economic Cooperation Administration, and many others, including Friedrich A. von Hayek and Walter Eucken

1949

General

January-June

Box/Folder 29 : 9

A-C

Box/Folder 29 : 10

D-G

Box/Folder 29 : 11

H-L

Box/Folder 30 : 1

M-S

Box/Folder 30 : 2

T-Z

July-December

Box/Folder 30 : 3

A-D

Box/Folder 30 : 4

E-K

Box/Folder 30 : 5

L-S

Box/Folder 30 : 6

T-Z

Box/Folder 30 : 7

1949-1951 - Jodlerklub "Echo vom Rigi"

1950

General

January-June

Box/Folder 30 : 8

A-C

Box/Folder 30 : 9

D-E

Box/Folder 30 : 10

G

Box/Folder 30 : 11

H-I

Box/Folder 31 : 1

K-L

Box/Folder 31 : 2

M-P

Box/Folder 31 : 3

R-Z

July-December

Box/Folder 31 : 4

A-B

Box/Folder 31 : 5

C-E

Box/Folder 31 : 6

F-H

Box/Folder 31 : 7

I-K

Box/Folder 31 : 8

L-M

Box/Folder 31 : 9

N-R

Box/Folder 31 : 10

S-W

Box/Folder 31 : 11

Conference sponsored by the Abteilung für Volkswirtschaftliche Studien of the Schweizerisches Institut für Auslandforschung, "Planwirtschaft, Inflation und Beschäftigungspolitik," Zurich, Switzerland, August 25.

Scope and Content Note

Includes notes and clipping

1951

General

Box/Folder 32 : 1

A-B

Box/Folder 32 : 2

C-F

Box/Folder 32 : 3

G-H

Box/Folder 32 : 4

I-L

Box/Folder 32 : 5

M-P

Box/Folder 32 : 6

R-W

Box/Folder 32 : 7

Kölner Tagung, sponsored by the Institut für Wirtschaftspolitik an der Universität Köln, 2-3 May

1952

General

Box/Folder 32 : 8

A-E

Box/Folder 32 : 9

F-K

Box/Folder 32 : 10

L-W

Box/Folder 32 : 11

Tagung ausländischer und schweizerischer Nationalökonomen, "Einkommensverteilung und Besteuerung," sponsored by the Abteilung für Volkswirtschaftliche Studien of the Schweizerisches Institut für Auslandforschung, Zurich, Switzerland, 5 July.

Scope and Content Note

Includes papers by Friedrich A. von Hayek and Gottfried Haberler, notes by Albert Hunold, and clippings

1953

General

Box/Folder 32 : 12

A-B

Box/Folder 33 : 1

C-F

Box/Folder 33 : 2

G-H

Box/Folder 33 : 3

J-L

Box/Folder 33 : 4

M

Box/Folder 33 : 5

N-R

Box/Folder 33 : 6

S-W

1953-1954 - Library

Box/Folder 33 : 7

A-C

Box/Folder 33 : 8

D-H

Box/Folder 33 : 9

I-P

Box/Folder 33 : 10

R-Y

1954

Box/Folder 33 : 11

A-B

Box/Folder 33 : 12

C-D

Box/Folder 34 : 1

E-F

Box/Folder 34 : 2

G

Box/Folder 34 : 3

H-I

Box/Folder 34 : 4

K-M

Box/Folder 34 : 5

N-R

Box/Folder 34 : 6

S-W

1955

Box/Folder 34 : 7

A-B

Box/Folder 34 : 8

C-F

Box/Folder 34 : 9

G-H

Box/Folder 34 : 10

I-J

Box/Folder 34 : 11

K-L

Box/Folder 35 : 1

M

Box/Folder 35 : 2

N-W

1956

January-June

Box/Folder 35 : 3

A-G

Box/Folder 35 : 4

H-L

Box/Folder 35 : 5

M-W

July-December

Box/Folder 35 : 6

A-B

Box/Folder 35 : 7

C-F

Box/Folder 35 : 8

G-H

Box/Folder 35 : 9

I-M

Box/Folder 35 : 10

N-W

Box 36

1957

General

January-June

Box/Folder 36 : 1

A-C

Box/Folder 36 : 2

D-G

Box/Folder 36 : 3

H-J

Box/Folder 36 : 4

K-M

Box/Folder 36 : 5

N-S

Box/Folder 36 : 6

T-Z

July-December

Box/Folder 36 : 7

A-B

Box/Folder 36 : 8

C-F

Box/Folder 36 : 9

G-K

Box/Folder 37 : 1

L-N

Box/Folder 37 : 2

O-R

Box/Folder 37 : 3

S-Z

Box/Folder 37 : 4

Federal Republic of Germany. Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft (Rolf Gocht, Dr. Weber), 1957-1959

1958

General

January-June

Box/Folder 37 : 5

A-C

Box/Folder 37 : 6

D-F

Box/Folder 37 : 7

G-L

Box/Folder 37 : 8

M-W

July-December

Box/Folder 37 : 9

A-F

Box/Folder 37 : 10

G-J

Box/Folder 37 : 11

K-L

Box/Folder 38 : 1

M-R

Box/Folder 38 : 2

S-Y

Princeton Meeting

Box/Folder 38 : 3-4

General

Box/Folder 38 : 5

A-B

Box/Folder 38 : 6

C-G

Box/Folder 38 : 7

H-K

Box/Folder 38 : 8

L-N

Box/Folder 38 : 9

O-S

Box/Folder 38 : 10

T-Y

1959

Members

January-June

Box/Folder 39 : 1

A-B

Box/Folder 39 : 2

C-E

Box/Folder 39 : 3

F

Box/Folder 39 : 4

G-J

Box/Folder 39 : 5

K-L

Box/Folder 39 : 6

M-N

Box/Folder 39 : 7

O-S

Box/Folder 39 : 8

T-Z

July-December

Box/Folder 39 : 9

A-B

Box/Folder 39 : 10

C-G

Box/Folder 39 : 11

H-L

Box/Folder 40 : 1

M-P

Box/Folder 40 : 2

R

Box/Folder 40 : 3

S-Z

Non-members

General

Box/Folder 40 : 4

A-D

Box/Folder 40 : 5

E-H

Box/Folder 40 : 6

I-K

Box/Folder 40 : 7

L-R

Box/Folder 40 : 8

R-S

Box/Folder 40 : 9

T-Z

Box/Folder 40 : 10

Arbeitsgemeinschaft Selbständiger Unternehmer e. V.

Box/Folder 40 : 11

Association de l'Entreprise à Capital Personnel.

Scope and Content Note

Includes some 1960 correspondence

Box/Folder 41 : 1

Conference of American Small Business Organizations.

Scope and Content Note

Includes some 1960 correspondence

Box/Folder 41 : 2

International Council for Free Enterprise

Box/Folder 41 : 3

Unione Christiana Imprenditori Dirigenti.

Scope and Content Note

Includes some 1960-1961 correspondence

1960

General

January-June

Box/Folder 41 : 4

A-B

Box/Folder 41 : 5

C-G

Box/Folder 41 : 6

H-L

Box/Folder 41 : 7

M-R

Box/Folder 41 : 8

S-W

July-September

Box/Folder 41 : 9

A-B

Box/Folder 41 : 10

C-G

Box/Folder 41 : 11

H-K

Box/Folder 41 : 12

L-O

Box/Folder 42 : 1

P-T

Box/Folder 42 : 2

U-Z

October-December

Box/Folder 42 : 3

A-H

Box/Folder 42 : 4

K-P

Box/Folder 42 : 5

R-Z

Box/Folder 42 : 6-8

European section

Box/Folder 42 : 9

1961 - Stiftung Schloss Lenzburg

1961-1963.

Scope and Content Note

Includes correspondence with non-members, and some 1959-1960 correspondence

Box/Folder 42 : 10

A-B

Box/Folder 42 : 11

C-E

Box/Folder 42 : 12

F-G

Box/Folder 43 : 1

H

Box/Folder 43 : 2

I-L

Box/Folder 43 : 3

M-N

Box/Folder 43 : 4

O-R

Box/Folder 43 : 5

S

Box/Folder 43 : 6

T-Z

Box/Folder 43 : 7

1965-1966 (after Albert Hunold left the Society)

Box/Folder 43 : 8

1978 (miscellany family correspondence)

Leoni, Bruno (Secretary, 1960-1967)

Box/Folder 43 : 9

1961-1963

Box/Folder 43 : 10

1964-1965

Box/Folder 43 : 11

1966-1967.

Scope and Content Note

Includes newspaper account of his death, 23 November 1967

Box 44

Harris, Ralph (Secretary, 1967-1976)

Box/Folder 44 : 1

1968-1971

Box/Folder 44 : 2

1972-1977

Box/Folder 44 : 3

Jewkes, John (President, 1962-1964), 1962-1964

NEWSLETTER FILE, 1973-1989

Scope and Content Note

Background material, clippings, and correspondence of Eric Brodin, editor of The Mont Pèlerin Society Newsletter, as well as some issues of the newsletter (published by the Society since 1971). Arranged alphabetically by physical form

Box/Folder 44 : 4-9

Background material (announcements, brochures, clippings, obituaries, papers, etc.) for inclusion in The Mont Pèlerin Society Newsletter

Box/Folder 45 : 1-9

Background material

Box/Folder 46 : 1-4

Background material

Box 47

Correspondence of Eric Brodin, editor

Box/Folder 47 : 1

1978-1983

Box/Folder 47 : 2-3

1984

Box/Folder 47 : 4-6

1985

Box/Folder 47 : 7-8

1986

Box/Folder 47 : 9

1987

Box/Folder 47 : 10

1988

Box/Folder 47 : 11

1989

Box/Folder 48 : 1

List of publications by members, 1987

Box/Folder 48 : 2

Notes by Eric Brodin, n.d.

Box/Folder 48 : 3

Obituaries, 1981-1987

Box/Folder 48 : 4

Printed copies of the newsletter, 1973-1987

Box 48-58

TREASURERS' FILE, 1949-1981

Scope and Content Note

Annual reports; bank statements; check stubs; correspondence of successive treasurers; grant proposals, particularly with the Relm Foundation; deposit slips; income tax material; membership file; paid bills; reports; and vouchers. Arranged alphabetically by physical form

Annual reports

Box/Folder 48 : 5

1949-1968

Box/Folder 48 : 6

1969-1978

Bank statements

General

Box/Folder 48 : 7

1950-1952

Box/Folder 48 : 8

1953-1954

Box/Folder 48 : 9

1955-1957

Box/Folder 48 : 10

1958-1959

Box/Folder 48 : 11

1960-1961

Box/Folder 48 : 12

1962-1963

Box/Folder 48 : 13

1964-1965

Box/Folder 48 : 14

1966-1967

Box/Folder 48 : 15

1968-1969

Box/Folder 49 : 1

1970-1971

Box/Folder 49 : 2

1971-1972

Box/Folder 49 : 3

1972-1973

Box/Folder 49 : 4

1978

Box/Folder 49 : 5

1978-1979

Box/Folder 49 : 6

Hunold, Albert, 1958

Box/Folder 49 : 7

Leoni, Bruno, 1966-1968

Box 50

Check stubs

Box/Folder 50 : 1

1950

Box/Folder 50 : 2

1954

Box/Folder 50 : 3

1958

Box/Folder 50 : 4

1959-1962

Box/Folder 50 : 5

1965

Box/Folder 50 : 6

1976-1978

Correspondence

Wallis, W. Allen (Treasurer, 1948-1954)

Box/Folder 50 : 7

1950-1952

Box/Folder 50 : 8

1953

Box/Folder 50 : 9

1954

Box/Folder 50 : 10

1955

Box/Folder 50 : 11

1956

Machlup, Fritz (Treasurer, 1954-1959)

Box/Folder 50 : 12

1955-1957

Box/Folder 50 : 13-14

1958-1959

Box 51

Philbrook, Clarence E. (Treasurer, 1959-1969)

General

Box/Folder 51 : 1

1959-1960

Box/Folder 51 : 2-3

1961

Box/Folder 51 : 4

1962-1963

Box/Folder 51 : 5

1965-1966

Box/Folder 51 : 6

1967-1968

Box/Folder 51 : 7

Harris, Ralph (Secretary, 1967-1976), 1966-1968

Kemp, Arthur (Treasurer, 1969-1979)

General

Box/Folder 51 : 8

1962-1963

Box/Folder 51 : 9

1968-1969

Box/Folder 51 : 10

1970

Box/Folder 52 : 1

1971

Box/Folder 52 : 2

1972

Box/Folder 52 : 3

1973

Box/Folder 52 : 4-5

1974

Box/Folder 52 : 6

1975

Box/Folder 52 : 7

1976

Box/Folder 52 : 8-9

1977

Box/Folder 53 : 1

1978

Box/Folder 53 : 2

1979

Box/Folder 53 : 3

French section, 1969-1974

Hamilius, Jean-Pierre (Assistant Secretary, 1972-1977)

Box/Folder 53 : 4

1972

Box/Folder 53 : 5

1973

Box/Folder 53 : 6

1974-1975

Feulner, Edwin (1979- )

Box/Folder 53 : 7

1979

Box/Folder 53 : 8

1980

Box/Folder 54 : 1-2

1981

Box/Folder 54 : 3

Deposit slips, 1959-1969

Grant proposals

Box/Folder 54 : 4

General, 1962

Box/Folder 54 : 5

Lilly Endowment, 1964-1973

Relm Foundation

Box/Folder 54 : 6

1959

Box/Folder 54 : 7

1961

Box/Folder 54 : 8

1964

Box/Folder 54 : 9

1965

Box/Folder 55 : 1

1966

Box/Folder 55 : 2

1967

Box/Folder 55 : 3

1968

Box/Folder 55 : 4

1969

Box/Folder 55 : 5

1970

Income tax file

Box/Folder 55 : 6

General

Returns

Box/Folder 55 : 7

1951-1958

Box/Folder 55 : 8

1958-1965

Box/Folder 55 : 9

1965-1969

Box/Folder 56 : 1

1967-1969

Box/Folder 56 : 2

1969-1972

Box/Folder 56 : 3

1973-1974

Box/Folder 56 : 4

1974-1975

Box/Folder 56 : 5

1975-1976

Box/Folder 56 : 6

1976

Box/Folder 56 : 7

1977-1978

Box/Folder 56 : 8

List of delinquent members

Membership file

Box/Folder 56 : 9-10

1948-1964

Box/Folder 57 : 1

1949-1950

Box/Folder 57 : 2

1951

Box/Folder 57 : 3

1952-1954

Box/Folder 57 : 4

1955-1958

Box/Folder 57 : 5

1959-1961

Box/Folder 57 : 6

1962-1963

Box/Folder 57 : 7

1965-1974

Box/Folder 57 : 8

Paid bills, 1959-1964

Box/Folder 58 : 1-2

Records of Albert Hunold, 1947-1961.

Scope and Content Note

Consists mainly of correspondence with treasurers

Vouchers

Box/Folder 58 : 3

1958-1959

Box/Folder 59 : 4

1960-1969

Box 59

FILMSTRIPS, n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Thirty-four filmstrips taken at various meetings. Includes filmstrip of Albert Hunold in Lappland

Box 60

PHONOTAPES 1956-1966

Scope and Content Note

Fifty-four phonotapes of mostly proceedings of meetings and speeches by various individuals

Box 60

Sound recordings of the Mont Pèlerin Society meeting at Berlin, Germany August-September 1956

Note

Tapes 1-6. Use copy reference number: 81123_a_0005657

Scope and Content Note

Tape 1: Parts 1 and 3. Speakers of part 1: Unidentified German speaker speaking in English on permanent inflation, the chairman, Hunold covering administrative issues, Professor Baudin speaking in French without translation, and Müller-Armack responding to permanent inflation and the policies of the German government.

Tape 2: Parts 2 and 4.

Tape 3: Parts 5 and 7. Speakers of part 5: unidentified French speaker, a woman speaking on the Cuban situation towards communism, an unidentified German speaker--with following English translation--on outlawing political parties, an unidentified English speaker on outlawing political parties, an unidentified German speaker and following English translation on implications of the industrial revolution, an unidentified English speaker on the difference between the Socialist and Communist parties in America, an unidentified speaker with a Mexican accent, an unidentified English speaker on the previous day's issues, and an unidentified English speaker on communism in Sweden.

Tape 4: Parts 6 and 8. The majority of part 6 is a discussion chaired by Ludwig von Mises about the welfare state. There are many speakers, most unidentified, including Mises and F. A. Hayek. Before this session on the tape, Mises talks on the uselessness of outlawing communist parties in fighting communism.

Tape 5: Part 9. In the majority of this tape, Hayek discusses traditional liberalism. He identifies its past and how it relates to contemporary thought and trends. The overreaching theme of his talk, as he mentions at the beginning, is to analyze these things so that liberals can present their views without referring to the classical champions of the philosophy and increase the popularity of liberalism.

Tape 6: Part 10. Speakers: Hayek excerpt, unidentified German speaker, discussion of administrative issues.

Box 60

Sound recordings of the Mont Pèlerin Society meeting at Princeton, New Jersey 8-13 September 1958

Note

Tapes 7-13. Use copy reference number: 81123_a_0003834

Scope and Content Note

Tape 7: Side A features several speeches on the topic of the welfare state. F. A. Hayek concentrates on compulsory insurance and the government as provider as compared to private providers. Mr. Andrews also speaks on healthcare. Ludwig von Mises speaks about the political consequences of the welfare state. He begins by recounting the origin and semantics of the term "welfare state." He then concentrates on how the interests of individual members of a legislature is not the welfare of the nation, but the welfare of its constituents. He believes the system of interventionalist government leads to inflation being the only way out. Jasper Crane compares the welfare state to cancer. Professor Hutt continues this analogy and also offers tactics on how to argue against the welfare state. A summary of side B is currently unavailable. The description on the tape box is: 9/9/58 AM, Track No. II Discussions: Welfare State (following papers by W. Hagenbuch/Cambridge, England & W. Röpke, Geneva.

Tape 8, 10 September 1958. This session concerns the welfare state. The speakers are Felix Morley, including his analysis of James Madison; L. Baudin; Salvadori, who defines liberty as an economic system currently called capitalism and argues capitalism is a child of security; and Pfister. A summary of side B is currently unavailable. The description on the tape box is: Track II 9/10/58 AM Prof. M. Friedman, Mr. Sheffield, Prof. F. A. Hayek, W. H. Hutt, H. Hazlitt (end 12 noon)

Tape 9, 10 September 1958. Side A is various speakers giving their thoughts on inflation and monetary policy. The speakers are Eugenio Gudin of Brazil; Dr. Romulo Ferrero from Lima, Peru; Leonard E. Read from New York; and an English translation of J. Rueff from Paris/Luxembourg. A summary of side B is currently unavailable. The description on the tape box is: Track II 9/10/58 P.M. Volkmar Muthesius (Frankfurtem, Germany) (English translation), M. Friedman (Chicago), C. Iversen (Copenhagen, Denmark), Graham Hutton (London England)

Tape 10, 11 September 1958. This session concerns labor unions, their influence on inflation, employee choice, labor history of the 20th century, and other related matters. The featured speakers on side A of the tape are T. Wilson (Oxford), S. Petro (N.Y.), Goetz Brifs (Washington, D.C.), Jacques Rueff (Paris/English translation), S. W. Alexander (London), and Ludwig von Mises. A summary of side B is currently unavailable, though speakers include Ludwig von Mises and Crawford H. Greenwalt, president of E. I. DuPont de Nemours Company.

Tape 11, 11 September 1958. This session focuses on agricultural economics. The speakers are W. H. Hutt (Capetown, South Africa), James C. Ingebretsen (California, USA), W. Hagenbuch (England), E. Bieri (Zurich), G. Briefs (USA), T. Wilson (England), S. Petro (USA), L. Baudin (Paris/English translation). 12 September 1958 W. M. Curtis (USA), Antony G. A. Fisher (England), H. Nichaus (Bonn, Germany), E. Gudin (Brazil), Bruno Leoni (Italy)

Tape 12, 12 September 1958. This session focus on agricultural economics. The speakers on side A of the tape are R. Ferrero (Peru), S. H. Frankel (Oxford, England), Jay Morrison (Seattle, Washington, U.S.A.), F. Morley (Baltimore, U.S.A.), L. Baudin (Paris, France/English translation), Harry D. Gideonese (Brooklyn, USA) (on Russian visit), Max Thurn (U.S.A.). A summary of side B is currently unavailable. The description on the tape box is: TrackII, 9/13/58 John Davenport (USA), D. McCord Wright (Montreal), Gustave Velasco (Mexico), Nobutane Kinehi (Tokyo, Japan)

Tape 13, 13 September 1958. Frankel on escaping "the tyranny of the community," property rights, conditions that promote good government, and how to improve living conditions in Africa. Ludwig von Mises on positivity vs. negativity and central planning vs. individuals' planning. Gudin on the roots of government intervention. Ferrero on the development of underdeveloped countries. John Davenport ponders defense issues. Hayek brings the conference to a close. Side B is a copy of tape 11, side A.

Box 61

Sound recordings of the Mont Pèlerin Society meeting at Oxford 1959

Note

Tapes 14-23. Use copy reference number: 81123_a_0005545

Scope and Content Note

Tape 14, side 1: Hayek (as chairman) covers introductory and administrative issues. Briefs presents a paper titled "Some Economic Aspects of the Pluralistic Society," which includes discussion of liberalism, freedom, and labor unions, among other topics. Brozen and Frankel critique the paper with response by Briefs to Brozen.

Tape 14, side 2: Frankel (continued), Hayek, Villey, Bauer, Briefs, Hayek (organizational remarks)

Tape 15, side 1: Concerns monopolies. Professor Jewkes (chairman), Professor Machlup, Professor Dennison

Tape 15, side 2: Professor Dennison (continued), Professor Jewkes (time until coffee-break)

Tape 16, side 1: Concerns monopolies. Professor Jewkes (chairman), Professor Müller-Armack (Deutsch), Uebersetzung Grosse-Schware, George Schwartz, Henry Hazlitt, Griffin, Professor Dennison, Professor Machlup

Tape 16, side 2: Professor Dennison (chairman), Professor Leoni, Professor Shenfield, Mr. Kemp, Mr. Kelf-Cohen, Mr. Hazlitt, Professor Shenfiedl, McCord Wright, Mr. Andrews, Professor Jewkes (remarks on the agenda)

Tape 17, side 1: Concerns full employment policy. Hazlitt (chairman), Pfister (Deutsch), Uebersetzung Grosse-Schware, Hazlitt, Alchian, Hazlitt, Petro, Hahn

Tape 17, side 2: Concerns full employment policy. Hahn (continued), Nyardi, Muthesius (Deutsch) viel zu leise, Uebersetzung Grosse-Schware, Fertig - viel zu leise, Brozen, Harland Shaw, Alchian, Pfister, Frankel, Dr. Hunold (Angaben zur Tageseinteilung)

Tape 18, side 1: Concerns imperfect freedom. Professor Frankel (chairman), Henry Luce offers a critique of classical liberalism; Professor Hayek, Madariaga, Oliver Smedley, Professor Ropke

Tape 18, side 2: Professor Ropke (continued), Jacques Rueff, Professor Frankel, McCord Wright, Professor Frankel (Danksagung)

Tape 19, side 1: Concerns agriculture. P. T. Bauer (chairman), Professor Brandt, Antony Fisher, Professor Nash, Professor Petersen, Professor Morrison, Professor Rostow, answer by Professor Brandt, P. T. Bauer

Tape 19, side 2: Concerns Russia's economic achievements. Professor Shenfield, Professor Nutter, W. Forster (Deutsch), Uebersetzung Grosse-Schware, American speaker (Hazlitt?), American speaker, Dr. Sennholz, Professor Allais

Tape 20, side 1: Concerns Russia's economic achievements (continued). Shenoy, P. T. Bauer, Karl Brandt, Goetz Briefs, Thurn, Dr. Petersen, McCord Wright, Kelf-Cohen, Shenoy, A. Shenfield (Bemerkungen zum Tagesablauf)

Tape 20, side 2: Concerns strategies and tactics. F. A. Hayek (introductory remarks), Harris, Seldon, Buchanan, Davenport, Velasco, Diana Spearman, Hayek (Zwischenbemerkung)

Tape 21: L'Economie Francaise Apres L'Assainissement Financier. Speakers: Professor Morley (chairman), Jacques Rueff (majority of the tape), Professor Heilperin, Professor Hornbostel, Professor Hahn

Tape 22: Concerns strategy and tactics. Professor Hayek (chairman), Professor Van Sickle, P. T. Bauer, Dr. Hunold, Professor Brozen, Professor Kemp, O. Smedley, Professor Jewkes, Mr. Koether, Mr. Alexander, Professor Dietze, Davenport (Schlussworte), Professor Hayek (Bemerkungen zun Tagesablauf)

Tape 23, side 1: Concerns education. Introductory remarks by John Davenport, Professor Morley*, Davenport, Professor Van Sickle, Professor Wright (?), Professor Nutter, Davenport (Zwischenbemerkung), Professor Jawkes, Davenport (Zwischenbemerkung), Shaw, Dr. Hunold, Davenport (Zwischenbemerkung), Frankel, Davenport (Zwischenbemerkung)

* bei 261 durch unsachgemass Behandlung des Bandes seitens Dr. V. Ilosvay nicht mehr abzuhoren. Herausnahme des Bandes soll in Gegenwart von Dr. Hunold erfolgt sein. Storung festgestellt: 4.1.60.

Tape 23, side 2: Concerns insurance and health. Davenport, Dr. Campbell, Mrs. Campbell, geloscht durch falsche Behandlung seitens Dr. V. Ilosvay, festgestellt 4.1.1960, Davenport und Zwischenruf, nicht zu verstehen (Professor Jewkes, George Schwartz?), brit. Spreecher (Mr. Smedley), amerik. Spreecher (Prof. Bunchanan?), Mrs. Widener, amerik. Spreecher, amerik. Spreecher (Mr. Hazlitt), amerik. Spreecher, Davenport, Schlusswort Professor Hayek

Boxes 61-63

Sound recordings of the Mont Pèlerin Society meeting at Kassel, Germany 6-10 September 1960

Note

Tapes 24-47. Use copy reference number: 81123_a_0005560

Scope and Content Note

Tape 24: 6 September 1960, 9:30-11:00. Chairman opens the conference. German economic minister Erhard on freedom and order, Rustow on freedom and communism.

Tape 25: Sprecherangaben zu den einzelnen Tonbändern, Wilhelmshöhe 1960. Band Dienstag, 6, September, 11.30 - 13.00 Uhr. Hunold (organisat. Bemerkhung), Böhm (chairman), Röpke, Böhm, Leoni, Böhm (organisat. Bemerkhung), Hunold (organisat. Bemerkhung)

Tape 26: Sprecherangaben zu den einzelnen Tonbändern, Wilhelmshöhe 1960. Band Dienstag, 6, September, 17.00 - 19.00 Uhr. L. von Mises (chairman), Shaw, Heilperin, Veit, McCord Wright, von Mises, Briefs, Kuehnelt-Leddihn, Hahn, Veit, Shaw, Leoni, Röpke, Erhard (Deutsch), Erhard (translations Grosse Schware), von Mises, Hunold (organisat. Bemerkung)

Tape 27: Public opinion in a free society. Sprecherangaben zu den einzelnen Tonbändern. Band Mittwoch, 7. September 1960, 9.30 - 11.00 Uhr. Dr. Hunold (chairman), Fertig (nicht zu schreiben, da paper verlesen wird), Wesemann, Dr. Hunold, Hoof, Dr. Hunold (organisat. Bemerkung)

Tape 28: Public opinion in a free society. Same program as tape 27.

Tape 29: 7 September 1960. Wesemann. Partial recording of the program on tape 27.

Tape 30: 7 September 1960. Dr. Hoff. Partial recording of the program on tape 27.

Tape 31: Sprecherangaben zu den einzelnen Tonbändern. Band Mittwoch, 7. September 1960, 11.30 - 13.00 Uhr. Haberler (chairman), Dr. Hunold (organis. Bemerkung), Haberler, Schmölders, Haberler, Kuehnelt-Leddihn, D. McCord Wright, Reig, Haberler

Tape 32: Public opinion in a free society. 7 September 1960, 1700-1900. Professor Navarro and the linguistics of defending liberalism, the reporter (in French), Ludwig von Mises on consumers and advertisers, Milton Friedman on the preservation of freedom and the actions of people, question to Professor Friedman, Professor Feaster (sp?) (in German), an unidentified speaker with a German accent, unidentified speaker on inflation and prices, unidentified speaker from the morning session.

Tape 33: 7 and 8 September 1960. Contains most of the program of tape 35.

Tape 34: Sprecherangaben zu den einzelnen Tonbändern, Wilhelmshöhe 1960. Band Donnerstag, 8. September, 9.30-10.45 Uhr.

Continued from 7 September: Heilperin, Veit (?), V. Kuehnelt-Leddihn, Chairman Loveday

8 September: Villey (chairman), Forster, (Deutsch), Villey (Zwischenbemerkung), Hunold (Zwischenbemerkung Organisation), Van Sickle (liest sein paper), Duncan, Villey (Zwischenbemerkung), Rougier (nur Anfang)

Tape 35: Sprecherangaben zu den einzelnen Tonbändern, Wilhelmshöhe 1960. Band Donnerstag, 8. September, 10.45 - 12.30 Uhr. Rougier (Fortsetzung), Villey, Renooij, Villey (Zwischenbemerkungen), translation of Forster (Grosse-Schware), Hunold, Friedman, Röpke, Rustow (Deutsch), translation of Rustow, Thurn, Pfister (Deutsch), translation of Pfister (Grosse-Schware), v. Kuehnelt-Leddihn, Fredborg, Heilperin, Rustow, translation of Rustow (Grosse-Schware), Stigler, Navarro, Davenport, v. Kuehnelt-Leddihn, Shaw, Zuloaga. All speeches typed.

Tape 36: Includes much of the program of tape 35.

Tape 37: 8-9 September 1960. The tape begins with an overlap of the end of tape 30, with Navarro as the first speaker heard on tape 31. The rest of this tape (9 September 1960, 9:30-10:50) concerns economic and financial problems of the West. Leoni serves as chairman. Papers include "Gold Revaluation and Dollar Devaluation" by Albert Hahn of Paris, "Stabilization and the Collective Bargaining Ideal" by Professor Clarence Philbrook of Chapel Hill, and "A New Stage in International Monetary Policy" by Veit from Frankfurt.

Tape 38: 9. September, 9.30-10.50 Uhr. This tape is a duplicate of most of tape 37, including some overlap with tape 35.

Tape 39: Sprecherangaben zu den einzelnen Tonbändern, Wilhelmshöhe 1960. Band Freitag, 9. September, 11.30 - 13.00 Uhr. Veit (Schluss), Leoni, Haberler (?), coffee break, Dr. Hunold, Chairman (Amerikaner), Loveday (reads his paper), Grantchester, Heilperin, Winterberger, Schwartz, Haberler, Rogge, Thurn, Spat (Anfang)

Tape 40: This tape is a duplicate of tape 39.

Tape 41: 9 September 1960, 17.30-19.00, 21.00-21.40. Includes overlap with tape 35. In the additional program, Professor Hayek serves as chairman. The session concerns administrative issues of the society.

Tape 42: Sprecherangaben zu den einzelnen Tonbändern, Wilhelmshöhe 1960. Band Freitag, 9. September, 17.30 - 19.00 Uhr. Spat (Ende) (Ende der Vormittagsdiskussion), Van Sickle (chairman), Heilperin, Hornbostel (franz.), Friedman / Veit (Dialog), Thurn, Veit, Hahn, Haberler, Villey, Leoni, Winterberger, Heilperin, Veit (?), Loveday, Schlussatz Van Sickle

Tape 43: 10 September 1960. 09.30-11.00. Discussing Galbraith's book. Panelists: Stigler, Hayek, Davenport. Other members respond to the panelists' ideas.

Tape 44: Includes much of the program of tape 43.

Tape 45: Sprecherangaben zu den einzelnen Tonbändern, Wilhelmshöhe 1960. Band Samstag, 10. September, 11.30 - 13.00 Uhr. Hoff, Röpke, Hoff, Heilperin, von Mises on nationalization and socialism, Haberler, Villey, Haberler, Hunold, Villey, Röpke, Schmölders (Deutsch), Röpke, Villey (Deutsch), Villey (franz.), von Mises, Heilperin, (Deutscher, spricht englisch), Hoff, Röpke (Schlusswort). The common market is also a subject of the talks.

Tape 46: Sprecherangaben zu den einzelnen Tonbändern der Tagung Wilhelmshöhe 1960. Band "Generalversammlung." Speakers are Hayek, Philbrook, Zwischenbemerkung, Zwischenrufe, Davenport, and Hoff. It is the 10th official, general meeting of the Mont Pèlerin Society. It concerns the finances and leadership of the society.

Tape 47: Same program as tape 46.

box 60

Sound recording of Felix Morley speech: Europe after Suez: An American Viewpoint April 1957

Note

Tape 48. Use copy reference number: 81123_a_0005543

Scope and Content Note

Morley speaks about federalism in America, imperialism, and a federated Europe as seen through an outline of American history. Vorlesung 25

Hunold (Albert) sound recordings of speeches

Box 63

"El renacimiento de la economia de mercado libre" 1962

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Tape 49. Use copy reference number: 81123_a_0005629

Scope and Content Note

A woman speaks in Spanish, including key words such as Mont Pèlerin, Hayek, Ropke, et al.

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"Auxilio economico: Ruta hacia la libertad o la esclavitud" 1962

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Tape 50. Use copy reference number: 81123_a_0005630

Scope and Content Note

A woman speaks in Spanish.

Box 63

Albert Hunold on the Dr. Nyaradi WLS radio program 17 April 1966

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Tape 51. Use copy reference number: 81123_a_0005631

Scope and Content Note

Fresh from a trip through the continent, Dr. Hunold describes conditions in Africa. He believes there is widespread discontent, with South Africa being an exception. Nyaradi asks him about Chinese and Soviet influence on the continent. He also comments on the influence of the British and Dutch.

Box 63

Albert Hunold on the Dr. Nyaradi WLS radio program 1 May 1966

Note

Tape 52. Use copy reference number: 81123_a_0005632

Scope and Content Note

Nyaradi interviews Hunold about Switzerland, other European countries, and European integration.

Box 63

Sound recording about Wilhelm Röpke undated

Note

Use copy reference number: 81123_a_0005633

Scope and Content Note

A well produced program likely about Röpke. In German

PHOTOGRAPHS 1947-1980s.

Scope and Content Note

Contact prints and 505 prints and postcards depicting mainly members of the Mont Pèlerin Society at various meetings. See also MEETINGS' FILE/Bloemendaal, Netherlands, 1950/Booklets

Box/Folder 64 : 1

Contact prints depicting members at various meetings, n.d.

Box/Folder 64 : 2

5 unidentified prints, n.d.

Box/Folder 64 : 3

4 prints depicting Albert Hunold's house "Bünishof" in Feldmeilen, Switzerland, n.d.

Box/Folder 64 : 4

14 prints depicting Friedrich A. von Hayek, Carlo Antoni, Karl Brandt, Walter Eucken, and Friedrich A. Lutz in Basel, Switzerland, for the European directors' meeting, 1948

Box/Folder 64 : 5

2 prints depicting a book display at the meeting in St. Moritz, Switzerland, 1957

Box/Folder 64 : 6

13 prints depicting members at the meeting in Oxford, England, 1959

Box/Folder 64 : 7

11 postcards depicting the area around Kassel, Germany, where the 1960 meeting was held

Box/Folder 64 : 8

24 prints depicting members attending the meeting in Turin, Italy, 1961, and visiting Luigi Einaudi at his home

Box/Folder 64 : 9

1 print depicting members (including Alvin Rabushka) at the meeting in Madrid, Spain, 1979

Box/Folder 64 : 10

2 prints, one depicting Peter Stanlis, and one depicting Robert E. Hall and Alvin Rabushka, 1980s

Box/Folder 64 : 11

2 prints depicting Albert Hunold and others at the first congress of the Association Internationale des Sciences Economiques, Rome, Italy, 1956 September 6-11

Photo-file A

44 prints depicting members at the meeting in Mont Pèlerin, Switzerland, 1947.

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