Women's National Republican Club Address, October 2, 1952

American Meat Institute Address, October 6, 1952

Better Business Bureau of Milwaukee Address, October 8, 1952

Toledo Club Address, October 20, 1952

Bodine Electric Company Address, October 23, 1952

National Shoe Fair Address, October 27, 1952

Conference of Texas Industry Address, November 6, 1952

Pittsburgh Address, November 12, 1952

Business Economics Address, November 14, 1952

Columbia Chamber of Commerce Address, December 3, 1952

National Coffee Association Address, December 8, 1952

American Forum of the Air, December 14, 1952 (no text or notes)

Speeches, 1953

Ohio Society Address, January 12, 1953

Henry George School Address, February 5, 1953

Amherst College Address, February 11, 1953

Writing Paper Manufacturers Association Address, February 17, 1953

Cincinnati Address, March 5, 1953

Toledo Club Address, March 6, 1953

New York University School of Law Address, March 24, 1953

Boston Address, April 14, 1953

Indianapolis Advertising Club Address, May 7, 1953

Pacific Coast Electrical Association Address, May 13, 1953

Olmsted Falls High School Address, June 3, 1953

Cleveland Rotary Club Address, June 4, 1953

Los Angeles Republican Associates Address, July 22, 1953 (no text or notes)

Los Angeles Advertising Club Address, July 28, 1953

California Commonwealth Club Address, July 31, 1953

Channel City Club Address, August 11, 1953

Santa Barbara Retired Businessmen Address, August 18, 1953

California Retired Teachers' Association Address, August 25, 1953

Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women Address, November 16, 1953

Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church Address, November 24, 1953 (n text or notes)

Michigan Bankers' Association Address, December 3, 1953

Industrial Advertising Symposium Address, December 14, 1953

Speeches, 1954

American Marketing Association Address, January 14, 1954

Public Relations Advisory Committee Address, January 15, 1954

Benjamin Franklin Luncheon Address, January 18, 1954

Women's National Republican Club Address, January 21, 1954 (no text or notes)

St. Louis Address, January 25, 1954

New Orleans Address, January 28-29, 1954

United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association Address, February 1, 1954

Cleveland Bar Association Address, February 10, 1954

Sales Executives Club Address, February 16, 1954 (no text or notes)

Pennsylvania Republican Women Address, March 5, 1954

Union Electric Company Address, March 9, 1954 (no text or notes)

Limited Price Variety Stores Association Address, March 11, 1954

Boston Address, April 6, 1954

Sarah Lawrence College Address, April 8, 1954 (no text or notes)

Women's National Republican Club Address, April 12, 1954

National Republican Club Address, April 26, 1954

Little Rock Address, April 29, 1954 (no text or notes)

Tulsa Address, May 3, 1954

Multiple Sclerosis Society Address, May 5, 1954 (no text or notes)

American Petroleum Institute Address, May 6, 1954

Public Utilities Advertising Association Address, May 14, 1954

Ohio Society Address, May 17, 1954

Princeton University Address, May 18, 1954

Advertising Association of the West Address, June 30, 1954

Los Angeles Advertising Club Address, August 10, 1954

California Commonwealth Club Address, August 31, 1954 (no text or notes)

Channel City Club Address, September 7, 1954 (no text or notes)

Military Order of the World Wars Address, September 9, 1954 (no text or notes)

Materials Handling Society Address, September 17, 1954

Tulsa Chamber of Commerce Address, September 23, 1954 (no text or notes)

United States Independent Telephone Association Address, October 13, 1954

Commerce and Industry Luncheon Address, October 14, 1954

Cleveland Advertising Club Address, October 15, 1954

Henry George School Address, October 26, 1954

Building Products Executives Conference Address, November 5, 1954

T.V. Panel Discussion, November 26, 1954 (no text or notes)

Public Utilities Advertising Association Address, December 2, 1954

Speeches, 1955

United States Chamber of Commerce Address, January 28, 1955 (no text or notes)

Southeastern Electric Exchange Address, March 22, 1955

Illinois Bankers Association Address, June 9, 1955

Guaranty Trust Company Address, June 28, 1955 (no text or notes)

Jonathan Breakfast Club Address, August 23, 1955 (no text or notes)

Los Angeles Advertising Club Address, August 23, 1955

San Francisco Advertising Club Address, August 24, 1955

Cleveland Chamber of Commerce Address, October 4, 1955

Cleveland Address, October 4, 1955 (no text or notes)

New School Talk, October 6, 1955

Shreveport Community Chest Address, October 24, 1955

New Rochelle Women's Club Address, November 2, 1955

Dayton Advertising Club Address, November 3, 1955

Princeton University Address, November 10, 1955

Speeches, 1956

Philadelphia Bulletin Forum, January 22, 1956

Aware, Inc. Address, February 5, 1956

St. George's Alumni Address, February 8, 1956 (no text or notes)

Wausau Chamber of Commerce Address, February 28, 1956

10th District Club Address, March 13, 1956

Cleveland Graphite Bronze Address, March 24, 1956 (no text or notes)

Republican Associates of Los Angeles Address, April 18, 1956

Channel City Club Address, April 20, 1956 (no text or notes)

Women's National Republican Club Address, May 1, 1956 (no text or notes)

Liquefied Petroleum Gas Association Address, May 7, 1956

Wichita Dinner Club Address, May 8, 1956

Kansas City Club Address, May 9, 1956

Pomona College Address, May 10, 1956

Advertising Club of Springfield Address, May 15, 1956

Newsweek Sales and Editorial Staffs Address, June 21, 1956

San Diego Kiwanis Club Address, August 14, 1956 (no text or notes)

Los Angeles Advertising Club Address, August 28, 1956 (no text or notes)

Oregon Advertising Club Address, September 17, 1956 (no text or notes)

Seattle Advertising Club Address, September 18, 1956

New York Young Republican Address, September 27, 1956 (no test or notes)

Rye Presbyterian Church Men's Club Address, October 23, 1956

National Association of Manufacturers Campaign Addresses, 1956

Building Products Executives Conference Address, November 9, 1956

Arkansas Economic Council Annual Meeting Address, November 14, 1956 (no text or notes)

National Industrial Conference Board Address, November 15, 1956

Santa Fe Statement, 1957

Philadelphia Board of Realtors Address, February 2, 1957

Dallas Women's Club Address, March 20, 1957 (no text or notes)

Marshall College Speech, April 8, 1957 (no text or notes)

University of South Carolina Address, April 15, 1957

Minneapolis 5.55 Club Address, May 6, 1957

Retired Professional and Business Men's Club Address, August 15, 1957 (no text or notes)

Shell Oil Management Course, November 15, 1957

Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women Address, November 21, 1957

Barnard College Lecture, December 3, 1957

Cleveland City Club Address, December 14, 1957

California Speeches, 1958

Montpelier Rotary Club Address, 1958

Yale Club Address, January 8, 1958 (no text or notes)

National Association of Music Merchants Address, March 25, 1958

Canton G.O.P. Workers Address, June 19, 1958

Wilmington Non-Partisan Committee Address, September 15, 1958

Los Angeles Advertising Club Address, September 30, 1958 (no text or notes)

Monterey Republican Address, October 6, 1958

Vermont College Address, October 11, 1958 (no text or notes)

Tax Foundation Address, October 27, 1958

Election Night Broadcast, November 4, 1958

Idaho Chamber of Commerce Address, November 17, 1958

Ohio Chamber of Commerce Address, November 20, 1958 (no text or notes)

Fifty Club Address (Cleveland), December 1, 1958

National Heating and Airconditioning Wholesalers Association Address, December 1, 1958

Baltimore Contemporary Club Address, January 16, 1959 (no text or notes)

United States Chamber of Commerce Address, January 29, 1959

Akron Rubber Executives Address, May 23, 1959

Tax Foundation Address, June 10, 1959

Young Presidents' Organization Address, September 11, 1959

Henry George School Address, September 16, 1959 (no text or notes)

Paris American Club Address, September 17, 1959

Ebasco Executives Conference Address, November 30, 1959

Republic Steel Corporation Film, December 3, 1959

American Publishers' Association Address, January 21, 1960

Young Women's Republican Club of New York Address, February 25, 1960 (no text or notes)

San Francisco Republican Alliance Address, March 16, 1960

Phoenix Rotary Club Address, March 25, 1960 (no text or notes)

Republican Association Address, March 20, 1960

N.W. Ayer Awards, April 19, 1960 (no speech)

Women's National Republican Club Address, April 26, 1960

Newsweek Address, May 2, 1960

Southwest Public Relations Conference Address, May 4, 1960

Air University Command and Staff College Address, May 23, 1960

Houston Public Relations Society Address, May 25, 1960

Houston Rotary Club Address, May 26, 1960

Claremont College Address, June 5, 1960

Packard Bell Electronics Address, June 8, 1960 (no text or notes)

Illinois Chamber of Commerce Address, June 24, 1960

Schenectady Rotary Club Address, September 22, 1960 (no text or notes)

Hardware Manufacturers Association Address, October 18, 1960

Cleveland Academy of Medicine Address, October 21, 1960

Barnard College Address, October 25, 1960

Chicago Union League Club Address, October 27, 1960

Ohio Republican Addresses, November 1960 (no text or notes)

Drop Forging Association Address, November 11, 1960

New Orleans Members' Council Address, November 17, 1960

Carleton College Address, December 9, 1960

Cuyahoga County Republican Organization Address, February 16, 1961

Barnard College Recording, February 1961

Vermont College Address, June 4, 1961

Republican Associates Address, June 16, 1961

Governors' Conference Address, June 27, 1961 (no text or notes)

Meet the Press broadcast, October 8, 1961

Cleveland Bar Association Address, November 9, 1961

NBC-TV Appearance, January 31, 1962 (no text or notes)

Princeton University Address, April 12, 1962

National Conference of Christians and Jews Address, April 17, 1962 (no text or notes)

Kansas Chamber of Commerce Address, April 24, 1962

Caltech Address, May 19, 1962

Los Angeles Town Hall Address, May 22, 1962

Pomona Republican Associates Address, June 8, 1962

87th Club Address, July 11, 1962

S.O.S. Club Address, August 15, 1962

New York Young Republican Club Address, September 11, 1962 (no text or notes)

California Addresses, September 18-28, 1962

Omaha Address, October 16, 1962

Tarrytown Fortnightly Club Address, October 22, 1962 (no text or notes)

American Mutual Insurance Alliance Address, October 30, 1962

Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce Address, November 26, 1962

Mackay-Shields Economic Forum, December 3, 1962 (no text or notes)

Eastside Young Republican Club Address, February 26 1963 (no text or notes)

Republican State Chairmen Address (Washington), March 1, 1963

Oklahoma City G.O.P. Address, April 5, 1963

Pima County Republican Women Address, April 10, 1963

Phoenix Rotary Club Address, April 12, 1963

Republican Workshops of Illinois Address, May 11, 1963 (no text or notes)

New York Academy of Medicine Meeting, June 3, 1963 (no text or notes)

Atlanta Meetings, September 17-18, 1963 (no text or notes)

Detroit Economic Club Address, September 23, 1963

Cleveland Town Hall Address, October 9, 1963

National Management Association Address, October 25, 1963

Ohio Young Republican Address, December 14, 1963

Chicago Publicity Club Address, February 12, 1964

Association of National Advertisers Address, April 7, 1964

Southern Young Republicans Address, April 18, 1964

Loretto Heights College Address, May 28, 1964

Grier School Address, May 31, 1964

San Diego Republican Associates Address, June 24, 1964 (no text or notes)

Los Angeles Republican Associates Address, June 30, 1964 (no text or notes)

Channel City Club Address, July 7, 1964 (no text or notes)

California Commonwealth Club Address, July 10, 1964

American Bar Association Address, August 10, 1964

Henry George School Address, August 31, 1964

American Life Convention Address, October 15, 1964

Industrial Relations Society Address, October 22, 1964

Dutch Treat Club Address, October 27, 1964

Republican Women of Pennsylvania Address, February 9, 1966

ABC-TV Appearance, February 11, 1966 (no text or notes)

Claremont College New Deal Seminar, February 23, 1966

ABC Appearance, May 1966 (?)

Claremont College Address, June 5, 1966

Dutch Treat Club Address, November 15, 1966

Shippensburg State College Address, March 30, 1967

Harvard Address, April 12, 1967

Johns Hopkins University Address, April 18, 1967 (no text or notes)

National Student Leadership Conference Address, April 22, 1967

Organization of American Historians Meeting, April 28, 1967 (Moley could not attend; Rosen read his comments) (comments not included)

Warner Library Address, May 25, 1967

Yale Political Union Address, September 26, 1967

New York Address, November 8, 1967

BBC Interview, March 13, 1968 (no text or notes)

Speech Association of the Eastern States Address, April 5, 1968 (no text or notes)

General. Includes honors received, enrollment papers at Columbia University, appointment as mayor of Olmstead Falls

Announcements and programs of speaking engagements

Biographical sketch

Clippings about Moley. May contain clippings about Today. See also OVERSIZE FILE

Undated

1910-1919

1920-1928

1929

1930

1931

1932

1933

1934

1934

1934

1935

1935

1935

1936

1936

1936

1937

1937

1938

1938

1939

1939

1940

1940

1941

1941

1942

1942

1943

1943

1944

1945

1945-1947

1948

1949

1950

1951

1952

1953

1954

1955

1956

1957

1958

1959-1960

1960's

1961-1962

1963-1964

1965-1970

Doctoral thesis on the presidential campaign of 1896, started in 1914, abandoned in 1916. Preliminary notes

Finances. Includes rental agreement with Vincent Astor, book contracts

Master's thesis, Oberlin College, 1913

Receivership at St. Regis Hotel

Travel itineraries and papers. Includes correspondence about his vacation in 1946

General

General

Clippings

Court cases

Legislation, proposed

Notes

Printed materials

Americanization effort

General

Clippings

Correspondence

Legislation, proposed

Notes

Printed materials

Programs for conferences and institutes for which Moley was a lecturer

Proposals and reports by various authors

Committees on which Moley served

Citizens' Bureau

Annual report

Foreword to pamphlet on Czechs

Graduation exercises

Minutes

Cleveland Americanization Council

Committee on Americanization of the Ohio Institute for Public Efficiency. Draft and final report to the Ohio Council of Social Agencies, Moley, Herbert Adolphus Miller, and Juliette Sessions, authors

Committee on Immigration and Emigration. Minutes

Ohio State Council of Defense

State Department of Education, Division of Americanization

General. Includes programs for Teachers' Training Institute, Moley, lecturer

Report on federal leadership and legislation

Proposal for federal legislation on immigration

Cleveland Foundation, Moley, Director

General

Announcements of meetings to discuss survey results

Clippings

Correspondence

Finances

Notes concerning the policy of the Cleveland Foundation

Annual reports

1921

1923

Evaluations of implementation of survey suggestions

Five-year reports on the crime survey, Moley, Carlton K. Matson, unknown, authors, 1926. Typescript and photocopies

Report on the recreation survey, n.d. Typescript

Proposals for Cleveland Foundation projects, various subjects

Publications of the Cleveland Foundation, by Moley

An Outline of the Cleveland Crime Survey, 1922. Printed copy

A Review of the Surveys of the Cleveland Foundation, 1923. Printed copy

Subject file

Cleveland Association of Criminal Justice, eighth annual meeting

County jail, grand jury investigation

Radicals

Western Reserve University. Faculty appointment, general papers

General

General. Includes memoranda and correspondence

Prosecution. Notes and data

Columbia University, Columbia Law School, and Barnard University, faculty appointment, 1923-1931

General

Clippings

Notes

Notes

Printed matter

Printed matter

Administrative papers

General

Committee on Instruction

Committee records

Correspondence with Dean Gildersleeve

Law School curriculum

Memoranda about a grant proposal

National Conference on the Science of Politics, September 7-11, 1925. Includes printed material, correspondence, notes, memoranda

"The Objectives of the School of Law of Columbia University," n.d. Typescript

Social Science committee

Course materials

General

Exams

Grade book

Hand-outs

Lectures. Also see specific courses

Student papers

Courses

Principles of Politics

Theory and Practice of Politics. Includes administrative notes, etc.

Public Law 161-162

Government 2, "Public Opinion"

Government 7-8

General

Exams

Lectures and notes

"American Political Life"

Hand-outs

Lectures, arranged chronologically

1933

1934

1935

"Great American Political Personalities"

Notes for lectures on Theodore Roosevelt

Student papers

Subject file

Death of politicians

Pocket veto

Political theories

President

President's cabinet, 1929

Presidential Third Term

Controversy

Removal power

Borah, William E.

Bryan, William Jennings

Cannon, Joseph

Cleveland, Grover

Coolidge, Calvin

Curtis, Charles

Dawes, Charles

Debs, Eugene Victor

Hanna, Mark

Hearst, William Randolph

Hague, Frank

Hoover, Herbert

House, Colonel Edward M.

Hughes, Charles E.

Hylan, John

Jackson, Andrew

LaFollette, Robert M.

Lincoln, Abraham

Lowden, Frank O.

Osborne, Thomas M.

Raskob, John J.

Reed, James A.

Ritchie, Albert C.

Roosevelt, Franklin D.

Roosevelt, Theodore

Sinclair, Harry Ford

Smith, Alfred E.

Smith, Alfred E.

Taft, William Howard

Thompson, William Hale

Tilden, Samuel J.

Walker, James J.

Walsh, Thomas J.

Weed, Thurlow

Wilson, Woodrow

Government 117-118

Exams and course outline

Lectures

Subject file

Agriculture

Associated Press

Bias and propaganda

British parties

Campaigns

Chicago election, 1927

Court of Criminal Appeals

Court of General Sessions

Foreign language press

Gilded age

Governmental research

History of American parties

Early Republican Party

Jeffersonian democracy

Democratic revolution

Wilsonism

Progressivism

Federalist system

Normalcy

1896, the great divide

History of the press to 1880

Immigration

Individualization in the treatment of offenders. Conference papers

Organizations with political purposes

Religion

Labor

Anti-Saloon League

Police

Political corruption

Political parties - National conventions

Presidential campaign, 1928

Press

Public relations and propaganda

Radio

Commission to study proposal for a parole court, appointed by Governer Franklin D. Roosevelt, January-February 1930

Background materials

Clippings

Notes

Pamphlets and printed material

Internal papers

General

Legislation. Includes correspondence, suggested revisions by Moley

Minutes, January 1930

Report

Printed copy, February 5, 1930

Appendix D

Subject file

Constitution and the corrections system

New York Crime Commission

Prison system, New York State. Address by Lieutenant Governor Herbert H. Lehman, January 26, 1930

Committee on the Administration of Justice, New York State, 1928-1933. Moley was Research Director, 1931-1933

Correspondence

General. In shorthand

Committee members. Includes Charles Burdick, Leonard Saxe, Harry D. Nims, George R. Fearon, Walter Westall, John L. Buckley

Other

Roosevelt, Franklin D.

Establishment of the committee

General

Clippings

Notes

Printed material and press release

Speeches and writings

Campaign speech on administration of justice, n.d. Partial draft, typescript

Speeches for Franklin D. Roosevelt on administration of justice, October 30, 1928 and n.d. Holograph, typescript and press release

"Justice in Our Courts: Shall We Have a State Commission to Report on its Administration?" written by Moley for John Knight, Jan. 1930. Holograph, typescript and printed

Internal papers

Background materials

List of studies under the auspices of the commission

Legislation, proposed

Memoranda and proposals

Minutes, September 30, 1931

Notes. Holograph

Proposed Plan of Organization and Procedure. Includes work by Moley and Herman Oliphant. Holograph and typescript

Reports

Preliminary report, 1932

Draft, Moley author? Typescript

Summary. Typescript

Final. Printed copy

General. Printed matter, 1934

Report and recommendation on perjury, n.d. Typescript

Committee on the Administration of Justice (Contd.)

Sub-committee on the Simplification of the Penal Code

Crimes of a political nature, preliminary report, by Robert E. Cushman, April 1932. Typescript and correspondence

"Offenses Against the State Government and its Administration" by Robert E. Cushman, memorandum, June 1932. Typescript

Preliminary report on simplification of penal code, written by John MacDonald, June 1932. Typescript

Subject file

General

Court of General Sessions

Criminal law

History of the administration of justice, by state

Municipal court

Sentencing powers

Supreme Court

Supreme Court justices

Committee on a Preliminary Survey of Research on Crime and Criminal Justice for the Social Science Research Council, 1926-1928?

General

"The Current Status of Research in Criminal Law Administration". Notes, holograph and typescript drafts

Internal papers. Includes reports, finances, memoranda, survey suggestions, minutes

Committee on Survey of the Chicago Crime Commission, 1926-1931?

Correspondence

Background material

General

Bulletin of the Chicago Crime Commission. Includes annual reports

Clippings

Criminal Justice, Journal of the Chicago Crime Commission

Internal papers

General

Materials assembled by the Operating Director, Henry Barrett Chamberlin

Minutes

Reports

By Moley

Notes

Draft, n.d. Typescript

Typescript copy

By Lashly, Arthur V.

Comparison of the two reports

Subject file

General

Bail

Chief justice

Judicial personnel

Illinois and crime. Address by Frank Joseph Loesch to the Illinois Society for Mental Hygiene

Legal basis of the court

Ordinary criminal branches

Prosecution and defense

Special courts

Conference for designing a uniform offense classification for criminal statistics, called by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Bureau of the Census, 1931-1932

Background materials

Internal papers. Includes letters, memoranda, committee roster

Pamphlet for the American Bar Association based on the classification designed by the conference, written by L.C. Marshall. Typescript

Proposal

Drafts

Final copy

Crime Commission of New York State, 1926-1931. See also SPEECHES AND WRITINGS, "An Analysis of the Work and Accomplishments of the Crime Commission of New York State," August 1928 and SUBJECT FILE, Crime Commission of New York - Reports

Correspondence

General

Baumes, Caleb H.

Gehlke, G.E.

Hoey, Jane

Knight, John

Smith, Herbert L.

Van Aernem, Harold N.

Willbach, Harry

Internal papers

General

Finances

Legislation, proposed

Public hearings

1926 June 11-November 23

1926 Nov. 9-10. Toronto and Kingston, Canada

1926 Nov. 11. Montreal, Canada

1926. Digest of Hearings: Buffalo, Rochester, New York, Elmira

Sub-Commission on Causes and Effects of Crime

Background materials

Data

Notes and correspondence

Outline of work and tentative budget

Survey of causes of crime

Drafts of report on causes of crime. Includes "Popular Misconceptions Concerning Crime" by Moley. Typescript

Sub-Commission on Police

Draft of questionnaires

Notes on the committee by Moley

Preliminary Report: Questionnaire and Suggestions, December 6, 1926. Typescript

Sub-Commission on Statistics

Project for Uniform Criminal Statistics

General. Includes notes, forms for the collection of data

Proposals for state compilation of statistics. Includes proposed legislation

Statistical report, 1927, written by G.E. Gehlke and Moley

First draft. Typescript

Second draft and charts, with a foreword by Senator John Knight. Typescript

Final copy entitled "A Statistical Analysis of the Criminal Cases in the Courts of the State of New York for the Year 1925." Printed copy

Summary of the report. Typescript

Statistical report, 1928,

Draft 1. Typescript and holograph

Draft 2. Typescript

Miscellany. Address by Joseph E. Corrigan before the Association of the Bar of the City of New York about the administration of criminal law, n.d. Typescript

Committee papers, after Moley was no longer research director, 1928-1931

Clippings

Legislation, proposals and commentary

Pamphlets and reports in the files of the Crime Commission, August 29, 1930

Press releases

Subject file

Chilean penal code

Psychiatry

Illinois Crime Survey, Illinois Association for Criminal Justice, 1926-1928

Background material

Clippings

Correspondence

Notes

Report on State's Attorney of Cook County

Outlines

Typescript

Investigation of Methods of Formal Accusations in Criminal Prosecutions for the Social Science Research Council, 1927-1929?

Correspondence

General

Chamberlain, J.P.

Clendenin, R.J.

Dougherty, Russel

Fuller, Hugh

Greenblatt, Helen

Jamison, W.C.

Miller, Justin R. Includes letters to Gordon Dean, his research assistant

Morse, Wayne L.

Moulton, Harold G.

Perkins, Rollin M.

Rawson, David F.S.

Smith, Mariana

State and county legal departments

Waite, John B.

Ward, Margaret

Internal papers

Address lists

Background materials

Data from survey

Financial records

Instruction for field workers

Notes

Plan for the preliminary survey

Survey conclusions, by Wayne L. Morse

Judges

Prosecuting attorneys

Survey materials, form letters

Reports

"The Initiation of Criminal Prosecution by Indictment or Information" by Moley

Notes. Includes correspondence

Draft. Holograph

First draft. Holograph

Second draft. Holograph and typescript

Final version. Typescript

Draft of paper on the benefits of information over indictment

Summary. Draft

Joint Committee on the Improvement of Criminal Justice, representing the American Law Institute, the Association of American Law Schools, and the American Bar Association, 1931-1932

General

American Law Institute reports. Includes "A Survey and Statement of the Defects of Criminal Justice," "A Plan for the Preparation of a Code of Criminal Procedure," and drafts of a "Code of Criminal Procedure"

Minutes, 1931

Report of the Joint Committee

Drafts, 1931. Includes suggested revisions by Moley, correspondence.

Final, 1931. Printed

Report to the American Law Institute concerning the recommendations of the Joint Committee, 1932. Typescript

Michael Report for consideration of establishing an Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology, 1928-1930

General

Stage 1 - Criminological survey

Internal papers

Tentative plan. Typescript copy

Preliminary reports. Contain drafts and/or critiques, correspondence

Moley - Criminal law administration

Background materials. Includes correspondence from A.M. Kidd, outlines, memoranda

Draft. Holograph and typescript

Partial draft. Typescript

Typescript

Brasol, Boris - European criminological institutes

Gehlke, G.E. - Statistics of crime, foreign survey crime

Karpman, Benjamin - Mental disorders and crime

Miller, Dean - Criminal law and procedure

Sellin, Thorsten - Foreign criminological institutes

Smith, Bruce - Police administration

Sutherland, Edwin H. - Treatment of offenders

Thomas, W.I. - Crime causation and prevention

Thorton, Agnes - Educational work

Tulin - European survey

Stage 2 - Proposals for establishing an institute

General

Memorandum of preliminary questions for establishing an Institute by Jerome Michael

"Memorandum Concerning an Institute of Criminology Based Upon a Memorandum by Jerome Michael" by Moley

"Memorandum on an Institute of Criminology" by Moley. Holograph and typescript

Proposals by other staff members

Missouri Association for Criminal Justice, 1925-1926. Includes memoranda and correspondence

National Crime Commission, 1926-1930?

Committee on Criminal Statistics, Records and Research

Committee roster

Correspondence

Notes

Subject file

General

Uniform crime records, International Association of Chiefs of Police

Internal papers

General

Clippings

Press releases

Proposed program for the Commission

Reports of the Sub-committee on Pardons, Parole, Probation, Penal Laws and Institutional Correction. Relates to the police and the courts, and criminal statistics and identification

Reports prepared by National Institute of Public Administration. Relates to administration of justice and criminal complaint records

Pamphlet concerning crime commissions. Holograph and typescript

Payroll robberies

Correspondence

General

Letters endorsing the report

Letters dissenting from the report

Internal papers

General

Clippings

Information regarding payroll robberies

Report

Tentative report

Draft

Partial copy

Typescript

Final report

Draft

Press release, August 11, 1930

Seabury Investigations, 1930-1932

General

Investigation of Magistrates' Court, December 1930-1931

General. Includes notes, clippings, supporting data

Correspondence

Memorandum regarding methods of the investigation, December, 1930

Final report, significant portions written by Moley for Samuel Seabury

Notes

Draft

Final version

Part I. Printed copy

Part II. Printed copy

Investigation of the District Attorney, Thomas C.T. Crain, 1931. See also SPEECHES AND WRITINGS

Charts for testimony

Charts A-N (except E)

Supporting materials, charts A-N

Charts 1-12, with supporting data

Other charts

Memorandum to Seabury

Clippings

General

Moley's testimony at the Crain investigations

Correspondence

Finances

Legal documents

Report and Opinion of Samuel Seabury, commissioner. Printed copy

Memorandum for Respondent, by Samuel Untermyer and Siegfried F. Hartman, counsel to Thomas C.T. Crain. Printed copy

Memoranda written by Moley to Seabury

District Attorney's office

Statistical evidence

Investigation of Mayor James J. Walker, 1931-1932. Moley did not participate in this investigation

Article

Clippings

General

Arranged chronologically

Notes

General

Impeachment trials. Notes prepared by Moley for Franklin D. Roosevelt

Survey of Criminal Justice in Virginia, 1929?

University of California, Bureau of Public Administration, 1930-1931

Internal papers

Background materials

Memoranda, letters

Notes

Reports

"A Project on Prosecution in California" by Moley. Draft and final copy

"Report Concerning Work in the Administration of Criminal Justice in the Bureau of Public Administrator, University of California" by Moley

Draft

Final version

Presidential campaign, 1932

Background materials. Many of the files contain printed texts of speeches

Coolidge, Calvin

Foreign affairs

Garner, John Nance

Hoover, Herbert

Campaign speeches

Clippings and articles, July 25 -Oct. 24, 1932

Commentary on a speech by Hoover

Mills, Ogden L.

Republican and Democratic party platforms

Republican National Convention. Acceptance speeches by Herbert Hoover and Charles Curtis

Printed matter

Smith, Alfred

Walsh, Thomas J.

Campaign speeches and articles

General

"An Interpretation," December 10, 1932. Typescript and printed copy

Clipping, speeches and articles

Correspondence

Mementoes from campaign tour of western states, September -October, 1932

Roosevelt administration. Moley was an advisor and, in 1933 Assistant Secretary of State

General

Applications for diplomatic appointment

"Our State Department Speeds Up," New York Times Magazine, June 4, 1933. Published under the name of Celeste Jedel, perhaps written by Moley. Holograph, typescript and printed copy

Letters

General

Unsolicited, from general public

General. Includes a transportation plan by Cyrus Kehr. Typescript

Agriculture

Aviation

Budget

Crime survey undertaken in 1933, last names A-F

Crime survey undertaken in 1933, last names G-Z

Depression relief

Farm relief

Freight rates

Housing

Manchuria

Money

Muscle Shoals

Public works

Stamped money

Tariff

Tax exemption

Tax policy

Unemployment relief

War debts

Federal police agencies and the possible extension of their functions. Report to the president

General. Includes clippings, press statements, notes

Background materials on kidnapping, rackets, Scotland Yard and automobile larceny

Chart of proposed organization of federal police agencies

Correspondence. Includes letters from Earl Warren, Bruce Smith, William Draper Lewis, Frances Perkins

Materials from the Federal Bureau of Investigation

Bibliography

Memoranda on crime and criminal justice

Photostats and charts

Memoranda and minutes concerning reorganization of federal police agencies. Includes memorandum by Earl Warren

"Report on the Federal Enforcement of Criminal Law, with Particular Reference to the Major Crimes of Kidnapping and Racketeering, First Section," May 15, 1934

Draft, edited by Joseph B. Keenan. Typescript

Final version. Typescript

London Monetary and Economic Conference, 1933. See also SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

General

Legislation, proposed

Memoranda and proposals

Press releases and internal memoranda, May 3 -July 22, 1933

Records, official

Economic Commission

League of Nations Journal of the Monetary and Economic Conference

List of participants

Minutes

Monetary and Financial Commission

Telegrams, correspondence and addresses from the London Conference

General

Summary of content by telegram number

1-40

42-69

70-87

Mementoes

General

Invitations, programs and calling cards

General

Roosevelt, Franklin D.

Presidential Inauguration, March 4, 1933

Subject file

General

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Finances/Depression relief

Nazism in the United States

General

General

Notes

Campaigns

New York State Convention, October 1932. Clippings

New York City mayoral campaign, 1933, Joseph V. McKee, candidate

Clippings

Speeches for McKee, some ghostwritten by Moley. Holograph and typescript

Writings by McKee

"A Serious Problem", n.d. Typescript

"'The American Hebrew' and 'The Catholic World'", n.d. Typescript

Statement for Recovery Party, April 9, 1934. Typescript draft and final version

Presidential campaign, 1940

General

Correspondence

General. Includes Russel Davenport, Edward J. Flynn, and Joseph W. Martin

Landon, Alfred M.

Smith, Paul C.

Willkie, Wendell L.

Republican platform at the Republican National Convention, June 20, 1940

Notes, holograph and typescript drafts

Draft by Bruce Barton and William Allen White. Typescript

Speeches for Thomas E. Dewey, n.d. Holograph and typescript. Includes correspondence

Speeches for Wendell L. Willkie

General, n.d. Typescript

Speech I, "The Enemies Within the Gates," n.d. Holograph and typescript drafts

Speech II, "Creeping Collectivism," n.d. Holograph and typescript drafts

Speech III, "Creeping Despotism," n.d. Holograph and typescript drafts

Speech on defense, n.d. Notes, holograph and typescript

"Youth and Industrial Horizons," n.d. Notes and outline

Radio broadcast, week of October 14. Suggested answers to questions submitted, dictated by Moley. Holograph and typescript

Response to Franklin D. Roosevelt's speech, October 23, 1940

Franklin D. Roosevelt's speech. Typescript

Moley's response. Typescript

John Burton's and Shepperton's response. Typescript

Speech to women, October 27, 1940. Holograph and typescript

New York State gubernatorial campaign, 1942, Thomas E. Dewey, candidate

Compilation of Dewey's speeches. Typescript

Correspondence

General

Dewey, Thomas E.

Speeches

Speech on the future of New York State, n.d. Holograph and typescript

"The Road Ahead," May 9, 1942. Holograph, typescript and press release

Speech, May 13, 1942. Holograph

Speech on the war, May 17, 1942. Press release

"Roads Ahead," May 28, 1942. Press release

"Agents for Freedom," June 23, 1942. Press release

Speech to Republican women on voting, October 5, 1942. Holograph and typescript

"The Rediscovery of America," October 12, 1942. Notes, holograph and typescript

Inauguration speech. Typescript

Presidential campaign, 1944

John W. Bricker's campaign for the Republican nomination

Clippings

Correspondence. Includes letters from Alfred M. Landon, J.W. Love, John A. Lloyd, and Kyle Palmer, and to John W. Bricker

Notes

Speeches

General, n.d. Holograph and typescript

"Our Covenant with the Future," n.d. Holograph and typescript

Speeches for Lincoln Day. Press release

Speech for Nebraska Day, March 6, 1943. Press release

Speech on post-war policy, June 25, 1943. Typescript and press release

Speech on the Constitution, Sept. 17, 1943. Press release

Speech on post-war policy, Dec. 11, 1943. Press release

Thomas E. Dewey's campaign for the presidency

Correspondence. Includes letters to and from Thomas A. Dewey and from George B. Harris

Keynote address, delivered by Earl Warren at the Republican National Convention

Draft and letter by Earl Warren

Drafts. Notes and typescript

Final version. Typescript and printed copy

Speeches, n.d.

General. Holograph

Campaign speech by Dewey. Typescript draft

"Safeguarding our Youth for Tomorrow." Typescript

Presidential campaign, 1948, Thomas E. Dewey, candidate

Correspondence

General. Includes letters from John Foster Dulles and Elliott V. Bell

Dewey, Thomas E.

Keynote address at the Republican National Convention, delivered by Dwight H. Green, June 21, 1948

Background materials

Speech

Draft 1. Holograph and typescript

Draft 2. Typescript. Includes correspondence

Printed copies

National conventions

Democratic

Republican

Notes

Printed matter

Speeches

Speech on the president as chief executive. Draft and final version, n.d. Typescript

Speech, n.d. Holograph

"The Indispensable Foundations of Freedom," March 1948. Holograph and typescript

Presidential campaign, 1952, General Dwight D. Eisenhower, candidate

Background materials

Correspondence

General

Eisenhower, Dwight D.

Notes for campaign addresses

Speeches

General

"A Time to Keep and a Time to Cast Away," August 1952. Typescript and supporting papers

Speeches, most of them ghostwritten by Moley

General, 1944-1956. Includes speeches for John Roosevelt, Mrs. Helen? Astor, Juan Terry Trippe, Allie S. Freed? and Robert Humphreys?

Farley, James A.

General, 1934-1957. Holograph, typescript, and printed

Address on national issues facing the Democrats, April 15, 1936. Holograph, typescript and printed copy

Address at Louisiana State University commencement exercises, May 31, 1937

Correspondence

Text. Holograph and typescript drafts and printed copy

Hays, Will, 1934-1941. Holograph and typescript

Landon, Alfred M. 1941-1943. Holograph and typescript

General. Includes correspondence, finances, memoranda, travel itineraries

Articles and/or leads for Today and Newsweek

Clippings

"A Correction," Today, January 30, 1934. Typescript and printed version

Correspondence about articles on consumer credit, January-April 1934. Includes essays by Milan V. Ayres, N.R. Neifeld, Louis N. Robinson, Roy F. Bergengren, A.H. Ham

Merger of Today and Newsweek. Includes memoranda, correspondence and press releases

Publicity, especially advertising Moley and his column

Work-related dinners

General

General

Americanization

Book reviews, 1923 and 1924

Crime. Articles appearing in the New York Times, November 1928-August, 1932

List of articles

Printed copies

General, some written by Celeste Jedel

"Behind the Graft in Our Cities," April 10, 1932. Holograph, typescript and clipping

Crime and the administration of justice

Information received from Ernest K. Lindley

Information received from John Willis Love

Newsweek reprints

Poems, quotations and jokes

"The Academic Man in Politics," n.d. Typescript

Address on lawyers and reform, n.d. Typescript

Address on political leadership, n.d. Notes

"Analysis Finds Big Cracks in GOP Civil-Rights Plank," n.d. Printed copy

Articles on the Cleveland Foundation, n.d. Typescript

Article on extortion, n.d. Holograph and typescript

Article on the Grand Jury, n.d. Typescript

Article on Charles F. Murphy, n.d. Typescript

Article on Tammany Hall, n.d. Holograph and typescript

Autobiography, n.d. Typescript

Printed version

Book I

Part I, "Olmstead Falls," Chapters 1-10

Part II, "Cleveland," Chapters 11-20

Book II

Chapters 1-10

Chapters 11-19

Chapters 20-24

"'Bombshell' Anniversary Marks F.D.R. Mistake," n.d. Printed copy

"The Dispossessed Reply," by Moley and Rene A. Wormser, n.d. Review of The Dispossessed of 1962, by Daniel Bell. Typescript

Editorial comment on Movietone Criminal Identification by David A. Krosnick, n.d. Printed copy

"Fighting Issue," n.d. Printed copy

"Government in a Changing Age," n.d. Typescript

"The Irrepressible Conflict", Today, n.d. Printed copy

"The Literary Crimewave," The Survey, n.d. Review of The Elements of Crime by Boris Brasol and The Criminal and His Allies by Marcus Kavanagh. Printed copies

"Locke and Montesquieu Compared as to the Separation of Powers," n.d. Typescript

"The Middle Man and the Divorce Court," by Moley and Manuel Levine, n.d. Typescript

"Mixing Politics and Social Work," n.d. Typescript

"The Nixon Tragedy," n.d. Typescript

"Official Corruption, the Public and its Curious Opinions," n.d. Typescript. Includes background materials

The Outline of Government in the United States, revised edition, by Moley, assisted by Helen M. Rocca, 1925. Printed copy

"Private War Against Public Enemies," n.d.

Drafts. Holograph and typescript

Background materials

Clippings about Al Capone

"A Prospect for Lively Banking History," n.d. Typescript

"Public Prosecution in England and Canada," n.d. Written by Moley? Typescript

"Public Spirit: The Life of Democracy," n.d. Typescript

Radio broadcast on the National Recovery Administration, n.d. Typescript

Review of William E. Borah, American Problems, A Selection of Speeches and Prophecies, Political Science Quarterly, n.d. Printed copy

Review of Twenty Thousand Years in Sing Sing by Lewis E. Lawes, n.d. Typescript

"Twentieth Century American Politics," n.d. Holograph

"Who Should Judge Presidential Inability?" by Moley and Raymond Moley, Jr., n.d. Typescript

"Justice Through Common Sense: The Conciliation Court," October 31, 1914. See OVERSIZE FILE, Box 274

Addresses on domestic issues, ca. 1914-1918

Addresses on immigration, ca. 1914-1918

Addresses on war, ca. 1914-1918

"The Municipal Court of Cleveland," National Municipal Review, July 1916. Notes and printed

"The Middleman in Divorce," December 2, 1916. See OVERSIZE FILE, Box 274

Lessons in American Citizenship, 1917. Includes "Cooperative Citizenship: A Teacher's Syllabus". Typescript and printed copy

"Representing All the People," December 22, 1917. See OVERSIZE FILE, Box 274

"World Meaning of the Election," Cleveland Press, November 2, 1918. Printed copy

Lessons in Democracy, 1919. Clippings, reviews and contract

Study of immigrants' opinions, based on interviews by Joseph Remenyi. Begun in 1919, never completed

General

General

Clippings

Correspondence

Notes (perhaps by a research assistant named Deak)

Remenyi's papers

Compilation of quotations from interviews

Data

Descriptions of individuals

Forms used in the interviews

Memoranda

Moley's interpretations of Remenyi's interviews

Notes

Forewords, introductions and explanations

Drafts

Partial summary, 1969

"Reconstruction in Civic Education," Ohio History Teachers' Journal, January 1919. Printed copy

Review of Proceedings of the National Conference of Social Work, 45th Session, 1918 and American Charities, by Amos G. Warner, National Municipal Review, May 1919. Printed copy

An Outline of the Cleveland Crime Survey, 1922. Printed copy

"Civic Bodies and Good Government," Realty Record, July 1923. Printed copy

"Civic Interest and Crime in Cleveland," National Municipal Review, October 1923. Printed copy

"Educational Purposes are Being Transformed," Barnard Bulletin, December 4, 1925. Printed copy

"The Practice of Politics," 1926. Typescript with correspondence, notes and clippings

State Crime Commission: What They Are, How They Should Be Organized, What They Should Do

Draft

Second draft of Part V

Printed copy

"Crime Survey Shows How Law Breaks Down," New York Times, March 14, 1926. Printed copy

"Crime and the Law Under the Microscope," interview, April 11, 1926. Typescript

Address about the political education of women, April 15, 1926. Typescript

Review of Criminology and Penology by John Lewis Gillin, April 15, 1926. Typescript

"Some Principals and Methods in Education for Citizenship," California League of Women Voters Bulletin, May 1926. Printed copy

"Crime Commissions and the Crime Problem," Catholic Charities Review, October 1926. Typescript and printed copy

"The East Turns to Democracy," Women's Democratic News, December 1926. Printed copy

Rules and Regulations of Court of General Sessions, Probation Department, County of New York, December 28, 1926. Printed copy

"Some Tendencies in Criminal Law Administration," Political Science Quarterly, 1927. Printed copy

"An Analysis of the Work and Accomplishments of the Crime Commission of New York State," August 1928. Typescript, clippings and legislation

"A Study of Delinquency Problems," International Boys' Work Conference, December 1928. Printed copy

Politics and Criminal Prosecution, 1929

Reviews and clippings

Working papers

General

Background materials

Drafts

"Pleas - Nolles - Legal Data"

Background materials

Drafts

"Pleas - Statistics"

Background materials

Drafts

Prosecution

Background material

General

Prosecution and office organization

Correspondence

Drafts

"Where Crime Begins," April 24, 1929. Typescript

"Survey Tells the Complete Story of Crime in Chicago," New York Evening Post, May 11, 1929. Printed copy

"Inadequacies of Criminal Law Administration," May 14, 1929. Typescript

"How Criminal Justice Works," July 3, 1929. Typescript

"The Sheriff and the Constable," Annals of the American Academy, November 1929. Printed copy

"Research Studies in Criminology," November 20, 1929. Typescript

Book reviews, 1930. Includes reviews of book by Roscoe Pound

Our Criminal Courts, 1930. Includes materials used in preparation for Politics and Criminal Prosecution

General

General. Includes outlines, memoranda and proposals

Background materials. See also individual chapters

General

Administration of justice

Appeals

Arrest

Judges - Selection by the Bar

Judges of the Supreme Court and Appellate Division

Judicial councils

Law enforcement

Parole

Procedure

Psychiatry

Clippings and reviews

Correspondence

Drafts. May include drafts of Politics and Criminal Prosecution

Foreword and Perspective

Chapter 1, "The Appearance of Justice." Drafts

Chapter 2, "The Grimy Court of the Magistrate"

Background materials

Drafts

Chapter 3, "Bail or Gaol"

Background materials

General

Clippings

Drafts

Part II, "The Long Day in Court." Draft

Chapter 5, "Machinery"

Background materials

Drafts

Chapter 6, "Rules"

Background materials

General

Detroit court

Greenblatt tables

Drafts

Chapter 7, "The Decay of Trial by Jury"

Background

Judge

Juries

Drafts

Chapter 8, "The Riddle of Insanity"

Background materials

Drafts

Chapter 9, "The Art of Human Relations"

Notes

Drafts

Chapter 10, "Trial by the City Desk"

Background materials

Background materials

Drafts

Chapter 11, "Faith in Facts"

Background materials. Includes analysis of the Missouri Crime Survey

Drafts

Chapter 12, "Career Men"

Background materials

Notes

Drafts

Galley proofs

"Criminal Justice in Transition," Jan. 17, 1930. Notes and typescript

Review of Roscoe Pound, Criminal Justice in America, 1930. Typescript

"Politics and Crime," March 22, 1930. Typescript

"Law Enforcement," June 30, 1930. Typescript

Address on administration of justice, July 15, 1930

Article on rackets, 1931

Typescript and notes

Background materials

"Faith in Numbers, Faith in Facts, and Faith in Ourselves," June 3, 1931. Typescript

Article on rackets, Oct. 16, 1931. Typescript

Address on the occasion of the dedication of the Bar?, Oct. 16, 1931. Holograph

"The Market for Crime," November 24, 1931. Typescript

Tribunes of the People, 1932. Clippings and reviews

"Law and its Enforcement," April 11, 1932. Typescript

"Back to the Land," 1933. Typescript

Introductory column for Today, 1933. Holograph and typescript

"Recovery but Evolution," Cosmopolitan, 1933. Printed copy

"The Administration of Justice," Moley, editor, in The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, May 1933. Printed copy

"Government in a Changing Age," May 29, 1933. Holograph, typescript and correspondence

Interview, November 5, 1933. Typescript

"A History of the New Deal," November 11, 1933. Review of Ernest K. Lindley, The Roosevelt Revolution. Typescript

Article on the Supreme Court, November 18, 1933. Holograph and typescript

"Political Science in the Service of the State," December 28, 1933. Typescript

"As Thousands Jeer or Every Man a Kingfish," December 30, 1933. Review of Huey P. Long, Every Man a King. Typescript

General, 1934. Articles on crime, some by Moley and Edgar Sisson

"Halt the Nazi Invasion! Why America Must Fight Hitlerism," 1934. Printed copies in various newspaper

Writing on finances, January 12, 1934. Typescript

"The Nation's Reaction to the Budget," January 13, 1934. Clippings, holograph, typescript

"The Case of the Liberals Under Hitlerism," March 7, 1934. Typescript

"The New Dealers," March 31, 1934. Review of "The Unofficial Observer," The New Dealers - The Low Down on the Higher Ups. Typescript

"There Are Three Brain Trusts," April 14, 1934. Holograph and typescript

"The Man Behind the New Deal," April 23, 1934. Typescript

Article on Nazism, American Hebrew and Jewish Tribune, April 27, 1934. Printed copy

Radio speech on Hitlerism, April 29, 1934. Typescript

"The Faith of our Fathers," May 7, 1934. Typescript

"The New Deal and International Relations," May 5, 1934. Radio broadcast by Moley and Norman Thomas. Typescript

"The Wisdom of Youth," May 12, 1934. Typescript

Article on the National Recovery Administration, June 2, 1934. Typescript

Article on crime, June 30, 1934. Typescript

Article on Texas Rangers, July 14, 1934. Typescript

Article on the vacation of General Hugh Johnson from the administration, July 14, 1934. Typescript

"Reconstruction in America," July 15, 1934. Printed copy

Review of Ignazio Silone, Fontamara, October 13, 1934. Typescript

"Liberalism vs. Radicalism," October 20, 1934. Holograph and typescript

"Master of Mexico," October 27, 1934. Typescript

Address concerning the functioning of the Roosevelt administration, September 10, 1934. Typescript

"Roosevelt Runs the Rapids," November 10, 1934. Holograph and typescript

"The Goal of Liberalism," December 5, 1934. Background material and typescript

"Your Stake in the Next Congress," December 15, 1934. Typescript

General, 1935

"Can Women Understand Politics?" Barnard College Alumnae Monthly, January 1935. Printed copy

Address on the 74th Congress, January 18, 1935. Correspondence, holograph and typescript

"Some Thoughts on the American Scene: Our Unfilled Demand for Goods; The Importance of Distribution; Cooperation Must Be Keynote," Premier Rayon Review, February 1935. Printed copy

"American Fireside," February 10, 1935. Radio broadcast. Typescript and holograph

Address on the Roosevelt administration, February 15, 1935. Typescript

"We, the People of the United States," February 23, 1935. Official Bulletin From Automobile Labor Board. Printed copy

Article on the National Recovery Act, March 2, 1935

Typescript draft

Background materials

"Do the Movies Teach Crime?" March 11, 1935. Typescript

"The 44 State Legislatures of 1935: Interstate Cooperation in Combatting Crime," April 2, 1935. Radio broadcast. Typescript

"Direct Relief vs. Work Relief," April 9, 1935. Radio broadcast. Background materials and typescript

"Which Way America? (for Democracy)" May 30, 1935. Correspondence and typescript

"Beyond the NRA," May 31, 1935. Typescript

"Let Others Take the Risk," November 2, 1935. Typescript

"Means to a Lasting Recovery," Real Estate and Building Management Digest, December, 1935. Printed copy

"Depression Graduates," June 8, 1935. Typescript

"The Agricultural Adjustment Act decision by the Supreme Court," for the North American Newspaper Alliance, Inc., January 10, 1936. Holograph and typescript

"Commonsense-1936 Model," Vital Speeches, April 24, 1936. Printed copy

"Hits, Runs and Errors of the New Deal," Redbook, August, 1936. Holograph, typescript and contract

"Congress Keeps the Faith," September 7, 1936. Typescript

"Regulation: How Much Can Business Stand?" Vital Speeches, October 9, 1936. Printed copy

"Where Do We Go From Here?" Great Lakes Banker, 1937. Printed copy

Addresses on Franklin D. Roosevelt's proposal to reform the Supreme Court, 1937. For more on the proposal, see SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

Statement before the Senate Judiciary Committee concerning Franklin D. Roosevelt's proposal for reform of the Supreme Court, March 23, 1937. Typescript

"What is Constitutional Government?" Commerce: Business Voice of the Middle West, April-May, 1937. Correspondence, holograph, typescript, printed copy and press release

"Reorganizing the Supreme Court," April 19, 1937. Typescript, holograph and press release

"Federal Power Policy at the Crossroads," Flash, published by the Employees of the Nebraska Power Co. and Citizens Power and Light Co., May 1937. Printed copy

"The American Constitution is a Charter of Liberty and a Charter of Order," Coast Banker, June 1937. Printed copy

Address on the New New Deal, July 12, 1937. Typescript

"Politics and Crime," an address given throughout January and February 1938. Background materials and correspondence

"The Social Function of Advertising," Public Relations, 1938. Printed copy

"The Case of Government vs. Business et al." January 10, 1938. Supporting materials and typescript

"Is Opportunity Dead in America?" January 18, 1938. Typescript

"Where Business and Government Meet," January 19, 1938. Typescript

"The Average Man's Stake in the Constitution," February 11, 1938. Typescript

"The Brain Trust," March 1938. Holograph, typescript and correspondence

Articles on the beer industry, American Brewer, April 1938. Typescript, correspondence and printed copy

"The Faith of a Commentator," for a Newsweek advertisement, April 1938. Holograph and typescript

After Seven Years, 1939. See also OVERSIZE FILE, Box 276, SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

Clippings and reviews

Chapters 1-7. Includes drafts, correspondence and background material. Chapter 3 edited by Rexford Tugwell

Chapters 8-10

Correspondence of Franklin D. Roosevelt with Sam Rosenman and another, October, 1941. Photocopies

"Five Years of Roosevelt - and After," The Saturday Evening Post, series, June-September 1939. Printed copies. See also OVERSIZE FILE, Box 276 and SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

"Mr. Roosevelt Sets His Cap"

"On The Campaign Trapeze: Five Years of Roosevelt and After"

"The Duel with Hoover"

"Wild Swans and Faithful Dogs"

"Bank Crisis, Bullet Crisis - Same Smile"

"Rehearsal for a Fiasco"

"Kings Cannot Err"

"Heaven or Bust"

"There's One Issue...It's Myself"

"Flirting with War"

"A Portrait of F.D.R."

"A Chance to Go to Work," November 18, 1939. Holograph and typescript

Article on the Democratic Party, January 1940. Holograph and typescript

Statement on limiting governmental power, February 19, 1940. Correspondence and typescript

"The Fascinating Story of TNEC's Neglected Record," The Saturday Evening Post, series. Printed copies

"The Great Monopoly Mystery," March 30, 1940

"Business in the Woodshed," April 6, 1940

"Road to Safety Built by Work and Courage," Philadelphia Inquirer, August 11, 1940. Printed copy

"Habit of Freedom," Canadian Business, January 1942. Printed copy

"Anniversary on the Lakes: The Great Mesabi Range, Opened 50 Years Ago, is Backlog of the War for Iron and Steel," Los Angeles Times, October 10, 1942. Printed copy

"Political Liberty Through Political Parties," January 13, 1945. Typescript

"The Prospect for Lively Banking History," Banking, October 1945. Printed copy

Review of Raymond Swing, In the Name of Sanity, Tomorrow, May 1946. Printed copy

"How to Sell What America Wants," National Federation of Sales Executives, May 19-23, 1946. Printed copy

What Are We Waiting For? December 4, 1946. Pamphlet. Printed copy

"The Tax Foundation After Ten Years," Tax Outlook, December 1947. Printed copy

Twenty-Seven Masters of Politics, 1949

General. Includes interviews with Moley about the book

Clippings and reviews

Correspondence after publication

Address on international relations, April 1949. Printed copy

"Taxation in a Free Economy," May 13, 1949. Speech, Fourth National Textile Seminar, Shawnee-on-Delaware, Pennsylvania. Printed copy

"Youth in Bifocals," Everybody's Digest, November 1949. Printed copy

"Death Sentence for State Government," Reader's Digest, December 1949. Printed copy

Valley Authorities, 1950. Printed copy

"The Liberal Faith: Lost, Strayed and Stolen," May 28, 1950. Speech, Whitman College, Walla Walla, Washington. Printed copy

"Toward the Point of No Return," June 7, 1950. Speech, Forty-ninth annual meeting of the Health and Accident Underwriters Conference. Printed copy

Review of Marguerite Clark, Medicine on the March, 1951. Typescript

"Economic Liberty Limited by Law," 1952. Speech, Institute of Business and Economic Problems, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Printed copy

How to Keep Our Liberty, 1952. See AUDIO-VISUAL FILE for photographs

Clippings and reviews

Clippings and reviews

Printed copy

"Fair Play is Good Politics Too," Today, June 9, 1952. Printed copy. Includes correspondence in response

"British Reporters and U.S. Politics," by Moley and Raymond Moley, Jr., The Freeman, January 1953. Printed copy

"Reflections to present to Messrs. Gow and Vanderbilt," January 28, 1953. Typescript

"Proliferation," Fifth Third Union Trust Co. Bulletin, April 1953. Printed copy

Address on the Bricker amendment, Columbus Dispatch, February 14, 1954. Printed copy

"Good-bye, Mr. Ruark," Reader's Digest, March 1954. Printed copies in French and English

"Sacking an Idealist: Summary Firing of Assistant Secretary of Labor Should Have Serious Reactions," April 10, 1954. Typescript

Address given at a dinner in Moley's honor, May 24, 1954. Typescript

"Irrigation - Hydroelectric's Expensive Partner," May 26, 1954. Typescript

What Price Federal Reclamation? 1955. Printed copy

"Undermining Free Enterprise," The Freeman, March 1955. Printed copy

General, 1956

Address concerning business and politics, 1956. Typescript

Political Responsibility of Business Men, 1956. (Revised editions, 1957 and 1959)

General

Letters received

Letters received

Finances

Speech, January 18, 1957. Typescript

Printed copies of 1956, 1957 and 1959 editions

First draft of 1959 edition

Second draft of 1959 edition

Speech on taxation, 1956. Typescript

The Upper Colorado Reclamation Project, by Moley and Arthur V. Watkins, 1956. Printed copy

"A Look at the Year Ahead," Legion, January 1956. Printed copy

General, 1957. Requests for copies of his publications

Review of Margaret L. Coit, Mr. Baruch, The Man, the Myth, the Eighty Years, November 24, 1957. Typescript

"Free and Independent: An History of the Insurance Companies of North America," 1958. Booklength study. Typescript

"The Private College in the Nation's Service," October 11, 1958. Typescript

Memorandum on visit to Japan, 1959. Typescript

"The Challenge to Conservatives," by Moley and Raymond Moley, Jr., Human Events, March 1959. Printed copy

Encyclopedia article on the New Deal, March 1, 1960. Correspondence and typescript

"Adlai Stevenson, Neither Lion Nor Fox," Human Events, March 17, 1960. Typescript and printed copy

"The Indispensable Elements of Victory," March 30, 1960. Speech, Republican Associates, Los Angeles County. Printed copy

" Newsweek and America's Security," May 2, 1960. Typescript

"The Indispensable Elements of Political Success," June 24, 1960. Speech, Statewide Conference on Political Responsibility of Business Men, Illinois State Chamber of Commerce, Chicago, Illinois. Printed copy

"Financing Our Schools," Tax Review, July 1961. Printed copy

The American Century of John C. Lincoln, 1962

Pamphlets by John C. Lincoln

Notes and correspondence with David C. Lincoln

Typescript

The Republican Opportunity, 1962

Clippings and reviews

Correspondence

"The Tax Foundation After Twenty-Five Years," Tax Foundation publication, 1962. Typescript and printed copy

"The United States Reconsiders the United Nations," April 18, 1962. Typescript

"The Conservatism of Barry Goldwater," Saturday Review, July 7, 1962. Review of Barry Goldwater, Why Not Victory? Printed copy

"Academic Man in Politics," Columbia University Forum, Fall 1962. Printed copy

"Union Shop Means Loss of Political Freedom," Why Journalists Favor Voluntary Unionism, October 1963. Typescript and printed copy

"Private Insurance and Public Responsibility," October 15, 1964. Typescript

The First New Deal, 1966

Clippings and reviews

Correspondence in preparation

General. Includes correspondence with Mordecai Ezekiel, Mrs. Arthur A. Ballantine, William B. Goodman, Louis W. Douglas, Chester Morrill, Marjorie Wilson

Awalt, Gloyd. Includes clippings, correspondence with his family after his death, memorandum and manuscript about the banking holiday

Berle, Adolf A.

Feis, Herbert

Freidel, Frank

Mullen, Januarius A.

Rosen, Elliot

Tugwell, Rexford

Wallace, Henry A.

Wyatt, Walter

Notes

Franklin D. Roosevelt's Inaugural address, 1932

Background materials

General

Photocopy of the address

Draft

Review, in The Priest

"Organization of American Historians," April 28, 1967. Review of Frank Freidel's paper on the 1932-1933 Interregnum, April 28, 1967. Typescript

Address on The First New Deal, May 25, 1967. Typescript

Interview for the Herbert Hoover Oral History Program, November 13, 1967. Typescript

"1933 - The Great Bank Rescue," Spring 1968

General

Background materials

Draft. Holograph

Draft and final version. Typescript

Contract for McNaught syndicated column. Includes correspondence and financial information

"State of the Nation," New York Herald Tribune, June 4-December 31, 1933. Notes, holograph, typescript and printed copies

Article on Progressivism. Proposed, not completed

"Why Write?"

"Looking Forward to the Economic Conference"

"Congress"

"Rackets and the Industrial Recovery Act"

"Administration is Government in Action"

"Stabilization is Like King Charles' Head at the Conference"

"Difficulties of the London Conference"

"Our Canadian Neighbors"

"Federal Protection for the Investor"

"Forgotten Man - What Now?"

"Plain Thinking About Crime"

"The Nature of the Racket"

"The Moral Equivalent of War"

"The First Half Year - and Beyond"

"The New Internationalism"

"Normal Relations With Russia"

"The Democratic Party Looks Forward"

"The English War Debt"

"The English Debt Discussions"

"Toward a Permanent New Deal"

"Twilight Over Tammany Hall"

"Bureaucracy vs. Spoils"

"There Are None So Blind..."

"This Friend of Justice"

"Rugged Academic Individualism"

"But Westward Look"

"Propaganda and Tolerance"

"Giving the People Credit"

"Concrete Cases"

"Congress in 1934"

"The NRA and Private Rights"

"Perspective," Newsweek, 1937-1967

General

Printed copies of columns, miscellaneous

Correspondence concerning column

Columns pulled for a book. Includes drafts and final copies

Photocopies

1937-1944

1944-1950

1950-1957

1957-1962

1962-1967

"The Round Table," Los Angeles Syndicate, 1942-1969. Printed copies

Finance

Publicity

1942

1943

1944

1945

1946

1947

1948

1949

1950

1951

1952

1953

1954

1955

1956

1957

1958

1959

1960

1961-1962

1963-1964

1965

1966

1967

1968

1969

Radio broadcasts, March 4-November 6, 1945. Correspondence, holograph and typescript

General

Correspondence with American Broadcasting Company

Broadcasts

1945 March-June

1945 July-November

General

Academic freedom at Columbia University (Charles Austin Beard case)

Astor, Vincent

Baruch, Bernard

Business and commerce

Corcoran, Thomas G.

Coughlin, Charles Edward. Includes lectures, clipping about Moley appearing in Social Justice

Currency stabilization

Federal government

Foreign language press

League of Nations

Lincoln Foundation

Miscellaneous

Moley, Frances. Speeches

Movie industry and freedom of expression

New Deal

Politics

Pound, Roscoe

Professors in government

Proportional representation. Pertains particularly to Cleveland

Radicals

Roosevelt, Franklin D., administration and era

General

The Roosevelt Record, April-June 1936

Crime and the administration of justice

General

Baumes Laws

Bribery

Chicago

General

Bulletin of the Chicago Crime Commission, 1915-1926

Civil and criminal procedure

Countries

Canada

France

Germany

Great Britain

Great Britain

India

New Zealand

South Africa

Crime commissions