Biography of Marshall by the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States of America, Inc. 1975 October 3

Clippings ca. 1955

Resume ca. 1960

War diaries, including action reports, reports of operations, and other related naval correspondence 1942 May 23-1945 May 1

Eller, E. M., Admiral 1957

Ferrari-Aggradi, Filippo 1959

Flanary, Mildred K. 1955

Marshall, Nancy (wife) 1942-1945

United States. Navy Department. Bureau of Personnel 1945-1955

Naval Operations, Navy Department - Assignments for additional duty, naval memoranda, etc. 1953 April 13-1956 January 28

"Battle Experience: Supporting Operations for the Invasion of Northern France," 1944 June

Hatch, Alden, General Ike, (excerpt) ca. 1944

McCandless, Bruce - Request for resurrection 1954 March 25

Military economic intelligence

Eisenberg, Robert, "Economic Contributions from Occupied Areas: German Experiences," n.d.

German economic intelligence

Keller, Joseph W., "The Changing Nature and Need of Economic Intelligence," 1944 July 14

Kirsch, D. G., "The Field of Activity of the War Economy Staff: Foreign Division," 1943 July 1

National Security Act 1947

Rose, Robert M., "Documents Addressed to Robert M. Rose and Others, 1815-1823"

Citations, awards, certificates, etc.

Navy cartoons

Navy war maps 1937-1945

72 prints of William J. Marshall and family; unidentified individuals' Naval functions; and European and Far Eastern landscapes circa 1945-1965

48 prints and 16 negatives of Naval functions; unidentified individuals' Italian and Mediterranean landscapes, all relating to the European tour of the U.S.S. Spokane 1949

39 prints depicting battle scenes of the Normandy Invasion June 1944

43 prints depicting William J. Marshall, American Admirals William Fechteler and Robert Carney, Italian Admiral Emilio Ferreri, other, unidentified individuals, cultural sights, and senic views from when Campatin Marshall was U.S. Naval Attache at the U.S. Embassy in Rome, Italy circa 1951-1952