BIOGRAPHICAL FILE, 1915-1973.
Scope and Content Note
CORRESPONDENCE, 1930-1977.
Scope and Content Note
SPEECHES AND WRITINGS, 1931-1975.
Scope and Content Note
WEEKLY FOREIGN LETTER, 1938-1942.
Scope and Content Note
APPEAL TO REASON, 1946-1972.
Scope and Content Note
OPERATIONAL FILE, 1940-1974.
Scope and Content Note
SUBJECT FILE, 1925-1974.
Scope and Content Note
NOTES, n.d.
Scope and Content Note
BIOGRAPHICAL FILE, 1915-1973
Biographical sketches, c. 1941-1946
Printed, c. 1941-1946
Non-printed, n.d. Typescript.
Employment
U.S. Foreign service, 1921-1930. SEE ALSO: Subject file/U.S. Foreign relations/Nicaragua
Clippings, 1927-1930
Correspondence, 1921-1927. Also includes letter from Dennis offering his services in connection with WW II, 1941 Dec. 20.
J. & W. Seligman & Co., 1927
E.A. Pierce & Co., 1937-1939
Correspondence, 1937-1939
Lectures (economic)
Clippings, 1937-1938
Correspondence, 1937-1939
Notices and schedules, 1937
Non-printed material, 1938-1939
Independent commentator and writer (national and world affairs) SEE ALSO: Subject file/Isolationism and historical revisionism/Doenecke, Justus D.; Ribuffo, Leo P.
Clippings, 1935-1973
Lectures, 1934-1953
Correspondence, 1934-1953
Notices and schedules, 1934-1953
Interviews, 1957-1960
Libel trial, 1947
General. Includes complaint, partial summary of proceedings and correspondence
Clippings, 1947
Military training and service, 1915-1919
General, 1919
Correspondence, 1923. Also includes correspondence with Dennis, offering his services in connection with WW II, 1941-1942.
Documents, 1915-1919
Miscellany, 1937-1971. Includes property documents, divorce documents, tax materials, loan statements, and other personal miscellany.
Stock certificates, 1929-1931; 1958
CORRESPONDENCE, 1930-1977
General, 1936-1975
General, 1936-1974
Fragments
n.d.
Dated, 1943-1972
Unidentified
n.d.
Dated, 1936-1974
Academics, 1940-1975. Arranged alphabetically by individual.
Media organizations, 1938-1971. Correspondence with newspapers, radio stations, other serial publications, etc., arranged alphabetically by organization.
The Atlantic Monthly (Mildred Boie, Asst. Editor), 1938
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (A. Wilfred May, Executive Editor), 1946
Human Events (Robert D. Kephart, Business Manager), 1965
Libertarian Analysis (Chuck Hamilton), 1971
The Nation (Caroline Whiting, Editorial Secretary, 1934; 1944)
The San Francisco News (John S. Piper, Financial Editor), 1940-1941
Zenith Radio Corporation (Ted Leitzell), 1952
Students, 1959-1972. Arranged alphabetically by individual.
Alphabetical, 1930-1977
General, 1936-1975
A-C, 1941-1973
D-G, 1935-1962
H-K, 1939-1975
L-N, 1940-1969
O-P, 1938-1974
R-S, 1938-1974
T-Z, 1936-1971
Individual, 1930-1977
Adamic, Louis, 1946-1951
Armstrong, Hamilton Fish, 1930
Arnold, Thurman, 1940
Aronson, Moses J., 1941-1942
Baldwin, Roger N., 1940-1949
Barnes, Harry Elmer
1946-1951
1952-1956
1957-1968
Barton, Bruce, 1944-1959
Bazinet, John L. (Father), 1940-1947
Beard, Charles A., 1946-1948
Berle, A.A., Jr., 1933-1946
Biddle, Francis J., 1942
Billstein, Alfred H., 1958-1972
Blodgett, John W., Jr.
1941
1942-1972
Bone, Homer T., 1949
Borchard, Edwin, 1945-1948
Brophy, Frank Cullen, 1941-1960
Buckley, William F., Jr., 1951
Budd, Arthur D. (Lt. Col.), 1943-1962
Buffett, Howard (and Mrs.), 1951-1962
Carto, Willis A., 1955-1956
Chamberlin, William H., 1943-1946
Clarke, Carter W. (General), n.d. (fragment)
Cless, George H., Jr., 1942
Collins, Seward B., 1940
Costigan, Edward P., 1933
Craney, Ed, 1952-1971 Includes copies of letters to Senators Frank E. Moss and Gale W. McGee
Cudahy, John, 1941-1942
Culbertson, Ely, 1942
Current, Richard N., 1948
Cutting, Bronson, 1933
Deatherage, George E., 1944-1956
DeTerra, Eleanor, 1951-1959
Doenecke, Justus D., 1970-1974
Dorizas, Michael (and Mrs.), 1940-1958
Dulles, John Foster (and Mrs.), 1940-1952
Eastman, Max, 1946
Eaton, Cyrus, 1961
Eccles, M.S., 1939
FitzSimons, Ellen French (Mrs. Paul), 1942
Fletcher, Joseph F. (Reverend), 1941
Garrett, Garet, c. 1952
Garrity, Devin A., 1954-1966
Goldsmith, Arthur J., 1939-1943
Goldwater, Barry, 1964
Green, James S., 1941-1958
Gross, Bertram M., 1971.
Gund, George, 1966-1967
Harland, J.P., 1942
Hays, Arthur G., 1943-1953
Hewes, Clarence B. (Buzzy), 1942-1962. Includes excerpt from a letter to Clarence Hewes from the Duke of Windsor, 1956 July 5.
Hodgdon, Dana A. and Dorothy, 1945-1967
Holt, Rush D., 1941
Hooker, De West, 1958-1975
Hoover, Herbert, 1942
Howe, Quincy, 1940
Hutton, Edward F., 1951
Johnson, Hiram W., 1932
Johnson, Philip C., 1950-1958. Includes biographical clipping.
Kendall, Willmoore, 1941-1947
Kennedy, Joseph P., 1951
Kern, Karl, 1942
Kipphan, Klaus, 1968-1969
Landon, Alf M., 1943-1949
Langer, William, 1957-1958
Laski, Harold J., 1936
LeBoutillier, Philip, 1940-1967
Libby, Frederick J., 1943-1967
Loughran, Clayton D., 1957-1974
Lovell, Malcolm R., 1956-1959
Luce, Clare Boothe, 1943
Lundeen, Ernest, 1940
Magoun, Francis P., Jr., 1946
Maguire, Russell, 1957
Mansfield, Mike, 1969
Marquand, Adelaide F.H. (Mrs. John P.), 1942-1949
Martin, James J.
1958-1968
1969-1972
McWilliams, Carey, 1955-1969
Miller, Clyde, 1940-1959
Moreno, Arthur Alphonse, 1938
Morgenthau, Hans J., 1969
Morley, Felix, 1943-1954
Morse, Charlotte I. (Mrs. Charles Hosmer Morse), 1947-1951
Morton, Sterling, 1946-1960
Moseley, George Van Horn (General), 1940-1949
Mullendore, W.C., 1952
Nickerson, Hoffman (and Mrs.), 1942-1975
Palmer, Paul, 1938-1969
Pearson, Drew, 1940
Peek, George N., 1942
Perry, Lewis, 1941
Perry, Ralph Barton, 1942
Pew, Joseph N., Jr., 1939
Pitkin, Walter B., 1951
Porzelt, Paul, 1960-1961
Prudden, R.F., n.d. Includes fragment from Prudden's Digest, 1958 Aug. 19.
Ratcliffe, S.K., 1940-1942
Regnery, Henry, 1957-1967
Rimanoczy, Richard S., 1959-1971
Robbins, Warren M., 1949-1967
Roosevelt, Franklin D., 1932
Rucker, Pierce C., 1947-1966
Sargent, Porter, 1942-1950
Schuman, Frederick L., 1940-1977. Includes letter from Frederick Schuman to Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., 1960 Oct. 5.
Shaw, George P., 1943
Shipstead, Henrik, 1943. SEE ALSO: Hewes, Clarence B.
Simpson, A.D., 1937
Smith, Lawrence H., 1951-1953
Smith, Truman (Colonel), 1940-1957
Snow, John Howland, 1950-1976
Sokolsky, George E., 1943-1944
Stafford, Yone (Mrs. Bradley)
n.d.
1949-1977
St. George, Maximilian J., 1946-1950
Stoddard, Lothrop, 1946-1947
Stone, Harlan F., 1940
Strassburger, Ralph Beaver (and Mrs.), 1952-1959
Tansill, Charles C., 1950
Tead, Ordway, 1940-1959
Thomas, Norman, 1946-1956
Thompson, Dorothy, 1940-1967
Tinkham, George Holden, 1943-1952
Townsend, Francis Everett, 1940-1941
Townsend, Ralph, 1942-1972
Utley, Freda
n.d.
1969
Vandenberg, Arthur H., 1943. SEE ALSO: Hewes, Clarence B.
Villard, Oswald Garrison, 1944
Waldo, Richard, 1940
Wallace, DeWitt, 1941-1969
Walsh, J. Raymond, 1940-1949
Wedemeyer, A.C. (General), 1959-1973
Weir, Ernest T., 1951-1952
Wheeler, Burton K. (and Mrs.), 1952-1973
Wolfe, Henry F. (Reverend), 1942-1955
Wood, John T., 1952-1953
Wood, Robert E. (General), 1941-1953
Wormser, Rene A., 1954
Zapp, Manfred, 1956
Zipf, George Kingsley, 1941
SPEECHES AND WRITINGS, 1931-1975
Correspondence, 1934-1972
General, 1934-1970
General. Includes invitations to submit articles, and inquiries from archival depositories.
Responses to speech given on Town Hall of the Air 1938 April 7. Letters to Lawrence Dennis and carbon copies of his replies.
Publishing companies, 1939-1972. Predominantly regarding the publication or reprinting of Dennis' works.
Bantam Books, Inc., 1972
Devin-Adair Co. SEE: Correspondence/Alphabetical/Individual/Garrity, Devin A.
Greenwood Press, 1969-1971
Harper & Brothers/Harper & Row. Includes arrangements with AMS Press, Inc. SEE ALSO: Correspondence/Alphabetical/Individual/Tead, Ordway
Henry Regnery Company. SEE: Correspondence/Alphabetical/Individual/Regnery, Henry
McGraw Hill Book Co., Inc., 1939; 1971-1972
Monticello Publishers, 1947
Ralph Myles Publisher, Inc., 1971. SEE ALSO: Correspondence/Martin, James J.
Roseman, Herbert C., 1970. SEE ALSO: Subject file/Isolationism and revisionism
St. Martin's Press, 1972
Requests to use Dennis' material in works by other authors, 1938-1971
Aaron, Daniel and Bendiner, Robert, 1968-1970. Material for The Strenuous Decade, Doubleday & Co., Inc., c. 1969
American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1973
American Friends Service Committee, Spectrum, c. 1960
Bernard, L.L., 1938. Material for Social Control, MacMillan and Co.
Columbia University Teachers College, Bureau of Publications (Brunstetter, M.R., Editor), 1941. Material for Readings in the Foundations of Education, c. 1941.
Emenhiser, JeDon A. and Cazier, Stanford O., 1966. Material for Definition of American Democracy, c. 1967
Grob, Gerald and Beck, Robert N., 1962-1969. Material for American Ideas: Source Readings in the Intellectual History of the U.S., The Free Press, 1963, rev. 1970.
Polenberg, Richard, 1971. Material for Radicalism and Reform in the New Deal, Addison-Wesley Publishing Co., c. 1971
General speeches and writings, 1931-1970
Letters to editors, 1931-1970
General
Non-printed
c. 1931 May. Letter submitted by Dennis to the American Journal of International Law responding to criticism of Dennis' article Revolution, Recognition and Intervention(SEE: Speeches and writings/Published articles). Typescript, includes correspondence.
1940 Dec. 18. Letter to New York Times, responding to article of same date(SEE: Subject file/Fascism and anti-fascism/U.S./Clippings). Carbon copy.
1942 March 7. Letter to New York World-Telegram, responding to article of March 6. Includes two carbon copies, one of which carries editors marks, so it may, in fact, have been published.
1942 April-May. Correspondence with Life Magazine, regarding article in issue of April 13. Also includes original inquiry addressed to Life, regarding the sources used for this article.
1943 July 25. Letter to The Daily News, Jackson, Mississippi. Carbon copy.
1948 March 29. Letter to Newsweek responding to article of same date (attached). Carbon copy.
1960 Feb. 6. Letter to Newsweek, responding to article of Jan. 25 (attached). Carbon copy.
1970 April. Statement to Playboy magazine, responding to May issue interview of William F. Buckley (attached). Includes correspondence.
Printed
1951 Feb. 16. Berkshire Evening Eagle
1951 Feb. 22. Berkshire Evening Eagle
1956 April 11. Harvard Crimson
Miscellaneous texts, c. 1933-1955
Authorship established, 1934-1941
Peace Aims, 1941 Feb. 14. Memorandum for Eighth Fortune Round Table. Mimeographed copy.
A Planned Muddle Course, c. 1934. Typescript carbon copy.
Authorship probable, but unconfirmed
Fragments, c. 1941-1945
Untitled, c. 1950-1953
Let's Save America from Permanent War and Inflation, c. 1950-1953
Memo on How to Combat the Infiltration of British Radicalism into this Country, c. 1933-1939
Review of Walter Lippmann, American Foreign Policy: Shield of the Republic, c. 1944
Too Much Use of Terms Like Business and Free Private Enterprise, c. 1933-1939
The War Powers Bill and Immigration, c. 1942
What Are We Fighting For? c. 1941-1945
The Yalta Agenda: Punishment for the Defeated; Spoils for Russia; U.N. Peace and Security Illisuions for the U.S. and Great Britain, c. 1955
Press releases, 1938-1941. Non-printed
General. The Outlook for 1939, 1938 Dec. 21. For Associated Press (note in Dennis' hand). Carbon copy.
McClure Newspaper Syndicate. Mimeographed copies.
1940 July 7. Interventionist with a Record.
1940 July 27-28. The Third-term Strategy of Defense.
1940 Aug. 10-11. The Strange Defense Campaign.
1940 Aug. 24-25. Conscription and Revolution.
1941 April 12-13. Ahead of the Headlines.Paul Palmer given as author, possibly in collaboration with Lawrence Dennis.
Speech transcripts, 1937-1952
Radio broadcasts, c. 1952. Untitled and otherwise unidentified.
New American imperialism. Fragment of typescript.
New American imperialism, contd. Typescript.
Korea/Eisenhower campaign for Republican nomination. Typescript.
Eisenhower nomination/election of 1952. Typescript.
Fragment, Presidential election and Korea, c. 1952.
The Pattern of Legal Revolution and its Implications for the Traditional Doctrine of Free Thought and Free Speech, 1949 Dec. 2. Paper given at annual meeting of American Political Science Association. Mimeographed copy.
Recovery, 1937 June 14. Address given at the Houston Club, Houston, Texas. Mimeographed copy.
To Whom Belongs the Future? 1941 April 6. Address for symposium held by the Spinoza Institute, Brooklyn, New York. Typescript carbon copy.
We're Preparing for the Worst Kind of War, c. 1950-1953. Typescript.
Published articles, 1933-1959
The Balance of Impotence. Right, No. 45, 1959. Serial newsletter.
Can Our Banks Be Made Safe? The Nation, 1933 March 15. Serial issue.
Economic Nationalism: Is It to Be Opposed or Guided? The Town Crier, c. 1935. Clipping.
Full Recovery or Stagnation? Today's Challenge, 1939 Aug.-Sept. Serial issue.
Political Anti-Semitism in a Fascist America is Unthinkable, Says Advocate of Strong Ruler. Emanu-El-Jewish Journal, 1934 Oct. 26. Reprint.
Review of Frederick L. Schuman, The Commonwealth of Man. The Berkshire Evening Eagle, 1952 Dec. 6. Clipping.
Revolution, Recognition and Intervention. Foreign Affairs, 1931 January. Reprint.
The Third Great Boom Since 1914, c. 1937. Pamphlet sponsored by E.A. Pierce & Co.
Books, 1940-1969
Dynamics of War and Revolution, 1940
Arrangements for publication
Correspondence and price quotations, 1940-1942
Invoices and shipping receipts, 1940-1942
Complimentary copy acknowledgements. Copies were sent by Dennis to university libraries all over the country.
Cards. Unsorted
Correspondence. Arranged alphabetically by institution
Orders, 1940-1942
General
Correspondence
Reviewers, 1940-1941
General
Correspondence
A Trial on Trial, 1946
General, 1969
Promotional material, 1946
Reviews, 1946-1947
General. Publication announcements in journals.
American Bar Association Journal, 1946 Oct.
Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, 1946 Dec. 18
Texas Law Review, 1947 April
Unpublished, fragmentary manuscripts, c. 1950's
Untitled (#1): Refers to the Nuremberg pattern in international law: effect on American interests and general peace during Cold War Era, c. 1952.
Introduction.
Chapter 1. Selling Germans Rearmament requires Selling Americans the End of Nuremberg.Typescript
Nuremberg-Made International Criminal Law Against Individuals Lacks Validity, Utility and it Threatens U.S. National Interest and World Peace. Typescript carbon copy
The Semantic or Meaning Problem of International Criminal Law. Includes footnote. Typescript carbon copy
Consent, not Coercion or Punishment the path to World Unity and a World Legal Order.Typescript carbon copy
Untitled. Four chapters. Typescript carbon copies
Untitled (#2): Refers to patterns of error in analysis of U.S.-international relations, c. 1954
A New Look: Error, not Guilt.Includes four draft fragments: two typescript originals; two carbon copies.
The Nemesis of the West: Miscalculations, not False Values.
Why We are Losing Out to the Reds: Error.
We Need a New Foreign Policy to Escape WW III.
Operational Thinking For Survival, 1969
General
Contract and copyright, 1968-1969
Financial statements, 1969-1975
Fragments. Carbon copies and original typescripts
Draft #1: as sent to publisher. Missing chapters 17-21. Typescript carbon copy
Table of Contents
Introduction: The Situation
1. Survival the Big Issue.
2. Survival Comes Before Reform or Progress.
3. Four Great Challenges of the 20th Century.
4. The Underconsumption Challenge.
5. Only World War II Ended the Depression.
6. Operational Thinking About War.
7. The Revolt of the Masses and Population Increase.
8. Operational Thinking About Interest Conflicts and War.
9. Interest Conflicts Over Not Under Law.
10. Law as a Weapon.
11. Getting or Averting Results Not Applying Laws.
12. Finding a Viable Alternative to War and Communism The Problem.
13. Tolerance for Survival.
14. Collective Security and Interdependence versus Independence.
15. Limiting, Not Preventing, War, the Problem.
22. Semantic Awareness an Essential for Survival.
23. Operational Thinking v. Any Monistic Solution.
24. Is the 'New Economics' a Success or a Failure?
Appendix I: The Wars of England, France and the United States Since 1775
Draft #2: as edited by publisher. Typescript original
Introduction
Chapters 1-8
Chapters 9-15
16. Change by Limited or Unlimited War.
17. Modern War Must Be Socialistic.
18. Operational Thinking About Big War Debt.
19. Operational Thinking About Big Deflationary Debt Retirement.
20. Must the Post-World War II Inflation End in a Collapse?
21. 'Money--Master or Means?'
Chapter 22
Chapter 23
Appendix I: formerly chapter 24
Appendix II: formerly appendix I
Galleys, c. 1969
Proofs, c. 1969
Introduction-Chapter 8
Chapters 9-18
Chapter 19-Appendix II; book jacket
Promotional material, 1969
Reviews, 1969
List of review copies sent
Schuman, Frederick L. Reflections of a Pragmatist. Reprinted from The Nation, 1969 Dec. 8.
WEEKLY FOREIGN LETTER, 1938 June 30-1942 July 9
#1-12, 1938 June 30-1938 Sept. 15 (#7 missing)
#13-26, 1938 Sept. 22-1938 Dec. 22-23
#27-38, 1938 Dec. 29-1939 April 20 (2/17/39: first issue with Dennis)
#39-48, 1939 April 27-1939 June 29
#49-57, 1939 July 6-1939 Aug. 31 (#56 missing)
#58-66, 1939 Sept. 7-1939 Nov. 2
#67-79, 1939 Nov. 9-1940 Feb. 1
#80-89, 1940 Feb. 8-1940 April 11 (#83 missing)
#90-104, 1940 April 18-1940 July 25
#105-117, 1940 Aug. 1-1940 Oct. 24
#118-134, 1940 Oct. 31-1941 Feb. 20
#135-148, 1941 Feb. 27-1941 May 29
#149-167, 1941 June 5-1941 Oct. 9
#168-183, 1941 Oct. 16-1942 Jan. 29
#184-194, 1942 Feb. 5-1942 April 16
#195-206, 1942 April 23-1942 July 9
APPEAL TO REASON, 1946 March 30-1972 Aug. 20
Unidentified draft copy, c. early 1950's.
#1-17, 1946 March 30-1946 July 20
#18-38, 1946 July 27-1946 Dec. 14 (#24, #25 missing)
#39-53, 1946 Dec. 21-1947 March 29
#54-70, 1947 April 5-1947 July 26 (#56 missing)
#71-83, 1947 Aug. 3-1947 Oct. 25
#84-101, 1947 Nov. 1-1948 Feb. 28
#102-118, 1948 March 6-1948 June 26
#119-136, 1948 July 3-1948 Oct. 31
#137-157, 1948 Nov. 6-1949 March 26
#158-175, 1949 April 2-July 30 (#172 missing)
#176-218, 1949 Aug. 6-1950 May 27 (#184-209 missing)
#219-234, 1950 June 3-1950 Sept. 16
#235-249, 1950 Sept. 23-1950 Dec. 30
#250-266, 1951 Jan. 1-1951 April 28
#267-283, 1951 May 5-1951 Aug. 25 (#272 missing)
#284-301, 1951 Sept. 1-1951 Dec. 29
#302-325, 1952 Jan. 5-1952 June 14
#330-344, 1952 July 19-1952 Oct. 25 (#326-329 missing)
#345-362, 1952 Nov. 1-1953 Feb. 28
#363-379, 1953 March 7-1953 June 27
#380-405, 1953 July 4-1953 Dec. 26
#406-422, 1954 Jan. 1-1954 April 24
#423-436, 1954 May 1-1954 July 31
#437-449, 1954 Aug. 7-1954 Oct. 30
#450-462, 1954 Nov. 6-1955 Jan. 29
#463-475, 1955 Feb. 5-1955 April 30
#476-488, 1955 May 7-1955 July 30
#489-501, 1955 Aug. 6-1955 Dec. 29 (#500 missing)
#502-514, 1955 Nov. 5-1956 Jan. 28 (#506 missing)
#515-527, 1956 Feb. 5-1956 April 28
#528-540, 1956 May 5-1956 July 28
#541-557, 1956 Aug. 4-1956 Nov. 24
#558-569, 1956 Dec. 1-1957 Feb. 16 (#568-569 include pre-publication draft)
#570-575, 1957 Feb. 23-1957 March 30 (#570-575 include pre-publication draft)
#576-591, 1957 April 6-1957 July 20
#592-605, 1957 July 27-1957 Oct. 26
#606-623, 1957 Nov. 2-1958 March 29 (#620 missing)
#624-640, 1958 April 12-1958 Nov. 22
#641-653, 1958 Dec. 6-1959 May 23 (#652 includes pre-publication draft)
#654-668, 1959 June 6-1959 Dec. 19
#669-681, 1960 Jan. 2-1960 June 18
#682-695, 1960 July 2-1960 Dec. 31
#696-710, 1961 Jan. 4-1961 July 29
#711-721, 1961 Aug. 12-1961 Dec. 30
#722-736, 1962 Jan. 13-1962 July 28
#737-751, 1962 Aug. 11-1963 Feb. 23
#752-766, 1963 March 9-1963 Sept. 21
#767-782, 1963 Oct. 5-1964 May 2
#783-798, 1964 May 16-1965 Feb. 20
#799-813, 1965 March 27-1965 Dec. 24
#814-834, 1966 Jan. 21-1967 Sept. 20
#835-857, 1967 Oct. 20-1969 Aug. 20
#858-876, 1969 Sept. 20-1971 April 20
#877-892, 1971 May 20-1972 Aug. 20
OPERATIONAL FILE, 1940-1974
General, c. 1950-1960
Correspondence, 1940-1974
General, 1952-1973. Announcements to subscribers, and samples of bills
Alphabetical, 1940-1973
A-E, 1940-1973. Includes: Courtney, W.B., 1941; Desverine, R.E., 1941-1946
F-J, 1941-1970. Includes: Hecht, Frank A., 1950; Hoving, Mrs. Walter, n.d.
K-P, 1940-1959. Includes: Livingston, Goodhue, 1958-1959; Love, J. Spencer, 1946-1950; Pew, J. Howard, 1950
Q-T, 1940-1972. Includes: Snyder, Donald B., 1941; Rockefeller, John D., Jr., 1940; Rosenstiel, Lewis S., 1940
U-Z, 1940-1958. Includes: Talbott, Mrs. Harold E., 1940; Williams, C. Dickerman, c. 1958
Libraries, 1941-1972
Organizational subscriptions and purchase orders, 1940-1952. Includes:
American Jewish Congress, 1942
Japanese Embassy, 1941
Marshall Field & Co., 1952
Newsweek, 1940-1941
Standard Oil of New Jersey, 1941-1942
Time, Inc., 1941
U.S. Military Intelligence Service, 1941-1942
U.S. Steel Corporation, 1940-1941
Staff
Harvey, Marjorie Prescott, 1969-1974
Russell, Elizabeth Quigley, 1957-1960
Correspondence
n.d.
1958-1960
Statements for services, 1957 Feb. 23-1958 June 2
Financial materials, 1956-1974
General statements, 1956-1972
Bank statements, cancelled checks, and check register
1969 Nov.-1971 Oct.
1971 Nov.-1974 Jan.
Promotional materials, c. 1941-1952
Solicitation lists, c. 1946-1953
General
c. 1946 (Resumption of publication)
1946 March 30-May 22
1946 May 23-Oct. 5
1946 Nov. 2-1947 March 29
c. 1952
c. 1953
Subscription lists - date given indicates origin of record, and corresponds, when possible, to the date given by the originator. Dates given in parantheses are the inclusive dates of the records. All handwritten except when otherwise indicated.
n.d.
Weekly Foreign Letter list, c. 1939-1942
1946
A-M (1946-1947)
Mc-Z (1946-1947)
1946
A-I (1946-1948)
J-Z (1946-1948)
1947
Cards
Ledger book, 1947-1950. Includes some office accounts.
Lists
A-M (1947-1951)
Mc-Z (1947-1951)
1948
General
A-Mc (1946-1949)
N-Z (1946-1949)
1949
1951
Ledger book, 1951 Jan.-Dec.
List, 1951-1952. Typed
1952
General
A-Z (1952-1953)
A-Z (1952-1954) Typed
1953. Ledger book, 1953-1955
1956
General
A-H (1956-1960)
I-Q (1956-1960)
R-Z (1956-1960)
1957
Ledger book, 1957-1972. Includes some office accounts.
List, 1956-1959. Typed
1958. List. Typed
1959
A-J (1959-1972) Typed
K-Z (1959-1972) Typed
Renewals
1946 Sept. 28-1947 May 31
1947 June-1948 June
1948 July-1949 May
1949 June 4-Dec.
1950 (1950-1951)
1951 (1951-1952)
1952 (1952-1953)
1953 (1953-1954)
1953 May 30-Dec. 26 (1953-1954)
1954 (1954-1955)
1955 (1955-1956)
1956 (1956-1957)
1957 (1957-1958)
1958 (1958-1959)
1959 (1959-1960)
1959 (1959-1973)
SUBJECT FILE, 1925-1974
Barton, Bruce. Newspaper column, 1951-1954. Clippings
Collins, Seward Bishop. Biographical statement.
Communism and anti-communism
General
Clark, Fred G. and Rimanoczy, Richard S., What Marxism Promises, U.S. Capitalism Delivers, 1956 Nov. Authors quote Lawrence Dennis. Pamphlet published by the American Economic Association. Also reprint of condensed verson from Reader's Digest, 1957 Feb.
Dulles, John Foster. Martin, James J., Meditations Upon the Early Wisdom of John Foster Dulles, 1958. Printed pamphlet.
Economics
General. Angas, L.L.B. (Major)
General
The Dollar, War Finance, and Your Pocket, 1951. Printed pamphlet.
Newsletter, untitled
#340, 1957 Oct.
#355, 1959
#372, n.d.
#393, 1962 Aug.
#456, n.d.
#499-a, 1970 Dec.
#501, 1971 May
Government
Fiscal policy and responsibility. Bober, W.C., The New Protectionism: What Will it Lead to? 1972 Aug. 4. Mimeographed statement.
Free trade and protectionism
General
LeBoutillier, Philip, The Responsibility of the Government in Monetary Affairs, 1949 Sept. 8. Speech presented at Economist's National Committee on Monetary Policy. Printed transcript.
Income
Clark, F.G. and Rimanoczy, R.S., Who Gets How Much for Doing What in America? c. 1957. Clipping, with notes by Lawrence Dennis.
Graigen, R.F., The Big Payoff, c. 1954. Mimeographed pamphlet.
Thompson, Joseph S., A Basic Income, c. 1964. Printed pamphlet.
Taxation
Schwulst, Earl B., The Problem of a Tax Cut, 1963 Oct. 8. Speech given at Mortgage Bankers Association Conference. Printed pamphlet with inscription to Lawrence Dennis.
Walinsky, Louis J., Taxes: When and Where? 1951 Feb. 12. Clipping
Fascism and anti-fascism, 1939-1971
Great Britain. Extract from Parliamentary Debates, 1943. Typescript carbon copy
United States
General. Printed material
General. Clippings, 1939-1955
Gross, Bertram M., Friendly Fascism: A Model for America. Social Policy, 1970 Nov.-Dec. Clipping. SEE ALSO: Correspondence/Alphabetical/Individual/Gross, Bertram M.
Pelley, William Dudley. Since When Was This Sedition! 1942. Flyer printed by the Justice for Pelley Committee, Noblesville, Indiana
Viereck, George Sylvester. Statement Before Sentence, 1943 July 31. Printed flyer
Dennis, Lawrence. SEE: Subject file/Isolationism and historical revisionism/Doenecke, Justus D. and Ribuffo, Leo P.
Hart, Merwin K. Biographical statement. Printed pamphlet, 1953.
Sedition trial, 1944-1947
Clippings, 1944-1945
Correspondence(SEE ALSO: Correspondence/Alphabetical/Individual/Baldwin, Roger; Hays, Arthur; St. George, Maximilian)
Unidentified, 1944 Jan. 19
Finerty, John F., 1944 Jan. 7
Hurley, C. Keefe
1944 Jan. 20
1944 Jan. 29
Morosini, Emil, Jr., 1945 Jan. 16
Rogge, O.J.
1943 Oct. 17
1944 Jan. 27
Stone, Leland A., 1944 Jan. 6
Sullivan, John H., 1946 Aug. 22
Welch, J.N.
1944 Jan. 18
1944 Jan. 19
Official documents. Briefs, memoranda, motions, opinions
Initial trial proceedings, 1944
Motions to dismiss or retry, 1946-1947
Trial transcripts, 1944-1947
Unofficial statements and reports, 1943- c. 1954
Stokes, Elizabeth Dilling, 1966. Obituary
Flynn, John T. Printed archival register, University of Oregon, 1966.
The Freeman. Serial issues
Volume 22, Number 9, 1972 Sept.
Volume 22, Number 10, 1972 Oct.
Great Britain - History. British Information Services, Landmarks in Democracy, 1956. Printed pamphlet.
Internal security, 1941-1955
General, 1943-1955
Military exclusion, 1943
Propaganda
General. Miller, Clyde R., What Everybody Should Know About Propaganda: How and Why it Works, 1952. Printed pamphlet published by the Commission for Propaganda Analysis, Methodist Federation for Social Action.
Censorship, postal, 1941-1942. Correspondence regarding censorship of The Weekly Foreign Letter. Includes letter from Bernhard Knollenberg
Registration as a foreign agent, 1941
Isolationism and historical revisionism, c. 1944-1972
General
General
Correspondence. (Between Dennis and students)
Theile, Karl H., 1967
Williams, Ralph J., Jr., 1971
Barnes, Harry Elmer, 1950-1958. SEE ALSO: Correspondence/Alphabetical/Individual/Barnes, Harry Elmer
The Struggle Against the Historical Blackout, n.d. Printed copies of three different editions.
The End of Old America. Modern Age, Vol. 2, No. 2, 1958 Spring. Reprint.
Was Roosevelt Pushed into War by Popular Demand in 1941? 1950 Dec. 29. Discussion of a paper read by Prof. Dexter Perkins before the American Historical Association. Printed copy.
Barton, Bruce, Are We Biting Off More than We Can Chew? Reader's Digest, 1948 Dec. Reprint.
Doenecke, Just us D., 1972-1974
Isolationists of the 1930s and 1940s: An Historiographical Essay. Georgia Studies in the Social Sciences, Vol. XIII, 1974 June. Photocopy.
Lawrence Dennis: Revisionist of the Cold War. Wisconsin Magazine of History, Vol. 55, Summer 1972. Serial issue. SEE ALSO: Correspondence/Alphabetical/Individual/Doenecke, Justus D.
Ribuffo, Leo P. Progressive Manque: Lawrence Dennis and The Coming American Fascism. c. 1967. Typescript report. Includes correspondence.
Roseman, Herbert C., Revisionism and the American Crisis. Central Issues in Cooperative Adult Learning, Vol. 1, No. 8, 1968 June. Serial issue. SEE ALSO: Speeches and writings/Correspondence/Publishing companies
Israel. Copies of clippings, 1970.
Minorities, 1939-1967
Europe. Dean, Vera Micheles, Europe's Explosive Minorities. The New Republic, 1939 April 12. Clipping
United States
Asbury, Herbert. Who Is a Negro? Collier's 1946 Aug. 3
150th Anniversary of the Birthday of Frederick Douglass. Congressional Record, 1967 Feb. 15. Reprinted by The Frederick Douglass Institute of Negro Arts and History, Warren M. Robbins, Director. SEE ALSO: Correspondence/Alphabetical/Individual/Robbins, Warren M.)
Miscellany, 1942-1968
Neill, Humphrey B., Neill Letters of Contrary Opinion, 1967-1971
Correspondence, 1967-1971
Mimeographed newsletters
1967 May 24
1970 March 25
1971 Dec. 29
Peace Department, U.S. (proposed), 1969. Printed material.
Clipping, 1969
Schuman, Frederick, Why a Department of Peace? 2nd ed., 1969. Printed pamphlet.
Public opinion. Poll results reported in the Congressional Record, 1955 April and June. Clipping
Republican Party, 1942-1943. Typescript carbon copies of memoranda
1942 July 10. To Colby M. Chester from Claude Robinson, Re: the Republican Party.
1942 Nov. 12. Regarding the Robinson Memorandum.
1943, April 10. Third Memorandum on Republican Grand Strategy: 'Pamphleteering to Beat Roosevelt and the Fourth Term.' Second draft
United States - Foreign relations, 1925-1974
General
General
General. Clippings
Armstrong, George W., The Marshall Plan Exposed, 1947. Reprint from World Empire, chapter XIX.
Gross, Bertram M., The New Atlantic-Pacific Empire. For CUNY seminar on The Planned Society. 1971 Nov. Photocopy of typescript draft.
Schuman, Frederick, The Neuroses of the Nations. Mimeographed typescript copy, n.d.
Zoll, Allen A., Should Americans Be Against World Government? Printed pamphlet published by the National Council for American Education.
Czechoslovakia, 1955. Expulsion of Sudeten Germans, c. 1945-1948. Congressional Record, 1955 April 25.
Honduras, 1925. Correspondence: from Frank Kellogg to:
Dennis, Lawrence, 1925 Nov. 17
Summerlin, George T., 1925 Dec. 22
Nicaragua, 1926-1974
Correspondence, 1926-1974
General, 1926-1927
Grew, Joseph C., 1926
Hanna, Matthew, E., 1926
Kellogg, Frank, 1927
Millett, Richard L., c. 1959-1967. Regarding research on American intervention in Nicaragua.
Ranta, Richard, 1972-1974. Regarding research on Nicaraguan crisis of 1926-1927
Printed material
Clippings, 1926-1931
Speech transcript. Wheeler, Burton K. to U.S. Senate, 1927 Jan. 26. Printed copy.
Russia-Cold War, 1946-1957. Printed material
General
Geneva Conference, 1955
Venezuela, 1939
West Germany, 1955. Congressional Record, 1955 April 20.
Utley, Freda, 1942-1969. Clippings
Viereck, Peter, 1943. Biographical statement. Current Biography, 1943 April. Reprint.
World War II
General, 1941-1955
Pearl Harbor
General. Summary and syllabus for Amherst College course in which Dennis participated, c. 1953
Flynn, John T., The Truth About Pearl Harbor, 1944. Printed pamphlet.
Yalta Conference, 1955. Clippings
NOTES, n.d.
General
Notebooks
Index cards