caroline werner gannett, 1894 - cornell university

CarolineWernerGannett,1894.1979

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CarolineWerner Gannett Papers

Biographical Outline

Caroline Werner was born in Rochester, New York on January 22, 1894, thedaughter of Lillie Boller Werner and New York State Court of Appeals JudgeWilliam E. Werner. She attended public schools in Rochester until the 8th grade,went on to Miss Hake's School (1908), The Columbia School in Rochester (1911),and Rosemary Hall in Greenwich, Connecticut (1914). She also spent a yearat "Pension Glucker,"a girls' school in Munich, Germany and traveled extensivelythroughout Europe.

Frank Gannett came to Rochester early in 1918. Through a friend in Elmira,he was introduced to Mrs. William Werner. During the visit he met her youngestdaughter Caroline. He was forty-two. She was twenty-four. Despite the agedifference, Frank and Caroline fell in love and, after less than two months, becameengaged. On March 25, 1920, they were married in Rochester. They had twochildren, a daughter, Sarah Maria (Sally), born in 1923, and an adopted son,Dixon, born in 1929. Mrs. Gannett traveled extensively in North America andin Europe. She maintained homes in Rochester, New York and Miami Beach,Florida.

A strong supporter of her husband's business and political careers, Mrs. Gannettcampaigned activelyfor her husband when he sought the Republican nominationfor the presidency in 1940. She also served as a board member of the GannettCompany, as Vice President and Director of the Gannett Foundation, and wasinvolved in the Frank E. Gannett Newspaperboy Scholarships and the GannettYouth Center. Remaining active in politics after Frank Gannett's death, she wasco-chairwomen of the Senior Americans for Nixon-Lodge Committee in 1960.

Caroline Gannett's social and civic works were numerous. She served on the

Board of the Convalescent Hospital for Crippled Children for twenty-fiveyears,beginning in 1918. She was appointed by Governor Thomas E. Dewey as amember of the War Council of New Yorkand worked in centers caring for childrenof war plant workers during World War II (1943-1945). She also served as Vice-Chairwoman of the First Aid Department of the Rochester Chapter of theAmerican Red Cross (1941-1944),as a member of the Honorary Board of Patronsof Hartwick College (1944), as honorary chairwoman for the Lights-on-for-the-Blind Drive of the Rochester Eye Bank (1958), and as a member of numerousother social and civicorganizations, including the Chatterbox Club of Rochester,Allendale Country Day School, Rochester Junior League, Rochester Chamberof Commerce, Brighton Garden Club, and the Bath Club of Miami Beach. In

1947she becamethe firstwomanto serveon the Boardof Regentsof theUniversity of the State of New York, a position she held until 1963. She was

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affiliated with the Syracuse University Youth Development Center (1958-1961)and participated in the 1960 White House Conference on Children and Youth.

Caroline Werner Gannett received many awards and honorary degrees forher civic and philanthropic activities, including ones from Alfred University,Keuka College, Bradley University, Syracuse University, the University ofRochester, Springfield College, Elmira College, and Ithaca College. She diedon January 4, 1979 at the age of eighty-four.

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Collection Description

Papers of Caroline Werner Gannett contain personal, business and socialcorrespondence,includinglettersbetweenCWGand her parents,sisters,friends,husband, and children;courtshiplettersfromFrank E. Gannett;correspondencerelating to Rochester and MiamiBeach country clubs and other socialgroupsin whichshe wasactivelyinvolved;letters concerning her work withthe FrankGannett Newspaperboy Scholarship Fund, Inc., the American Red Cross(1941-1944),the New York State War Council, the NewYork State Board ofRegents (1947-1963),and other organizations; and letters regarding her manyawards,citations,and honorarydegrees.Also,corrrespondence,speeches,drafts,and printed material pertaining to CWG's involvement with the SyracuseUniversity Youth Development Center (1958-1961)and the White HouseConferenceon Childrenand Youth(1960);and correspondence,printed material,and memorabilia relating to the 1960 Republican campaign.

The collectionalso includesphotographsof the Gannett, Werner,and relatedfamilies,as well as picturesof CWG,her friends,and associates;studentscrapbooks,diaries, poems,plays,and other prose written by CarolineWerner;and printed material from social, political, and religious organizations.

Cite as: Caroline Werner Gannett Papers, Collection No. 2475, Departmentof Manuscriptsand UniversityArchives,CornellUniversityLibraries,Ithaca,NY.

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Guide to Collection Contents

Series I: General Correspondence, 1888.1967

Series II: Syracuse University Youth DevelopmentCenter, 1958.1962

Series III: White House Conference on Children andYouth, 1958.1960

Series IV: Volumes, 1902.1960

Series V: Photographs, 1898.1966

Series VI: Printed Material, ca. 1947.1966

Series VII: 1960 Republican Presidential Campaign, 1960

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Series I: General Correspondence

Correspondence of Caroline Werner Gannett includes letters to and fromCWG'sparents, Judge William E. Werner and Lillie B. Werner, her sisters, ClaylaWerner (Mrs. Hawley Ward) and Marie "Blondie" Werner (Mrs. Douglas C.Townson), FEG, and their children, Sally and Dixon; letters from several friends(1915-1919)reflecting feelings on their service in World War I; letters betweenCWG and her mother (1912-1949); letters of support for Frank E. Gannett'spresidential campaign (1940); correspondence regarding CWG's appointmentto the New York State Board of Regents, a non-salaried position she held from1947 to 1963; social and business correspondence for the Bath Club of MiamiBeach, Florida, Chatterbox Club of Rochester, New York, Rochester JuniorLeague, Allen's Creek Garden Club, Rochester Country Club, Genesee ValleyClub, Gannett Newspaperboy Scholarships, Inc., and the Gannett Youth Center;letters concerning CWG's dedication of the Gannett Health Center at CornellUniversity on September 14, 1957; and letters pertaining to FEG's illness anddeath on December 3, 1957.

In addition, there is correspondence concerning CWG's affiliation with theSyracuse University Youth Development Center (1958-1961); the GoldenAnniversary White House Conference on Children and Youth (March 27-April1, 1960) and her membership on the National Committee; Senior Americansfor Nixon-Lodge and CWG's co-chairmanship of this organization (1960); theRochester Chamber of Commerce and CWG's presidency of this group (1963);membership on the Board of Directors of the School for the Deaf (ca. 1965);and CWG's committee membership for the "Good Ship Hope" (1967).

Other topics include educational reforms; cultural activities and delinquencyproblems of teenagers; programs for handicapped children; financial assistancefor churches and other organizations; honorary degrees awarded to CWG;commencement speeches; and a published speech by CWG entitled "RandomThoughts of the Lone Lady Regent" (presented in Albany, New York, June 30,1957).

Also, letters to the Gannett's daughter, Sally,from FEG, primarily about familymembers, including Caroline, Dixon, Melvin C. Gannett, Gracia GannettRathbone, Lillie B. Werner, and others; letters to Sally at summer camps, theHarley School, Rosemary Hall, and Chevy Chase School; advice regarding Sally'sstudies, management of her finances, health, and eating habits; letters regardingFEG's bid for the presidency in 1940, his work for the U.S. war effort (1941-1945),his work with the Cornell UniversityBoard of'Ih1stees and other Cornell business,and the problems of newspaper publishing.

Regular correspondents of CWG include James E. Allen, Jr., Barton Baker,Lord Beaverbrook, Alexander M. Beebee, Cornelis W. de Kiewiet, Edward R.Eastman, Frank Horton, Eleanor and Deane Malott, Frederick A. Morse, WalterTodd, William P. Tolley, and Frank 'llipp; in addition, there are letters fromMorris Bishop, Bennett Cerf, Thomas E. Dewey, Erich Leinsdorf, Kenneth B.

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Keating, Alison Mason Kingsbury, Richard M. Nixon, John McClellan, NelsonA. Rockefeller, Amy Vanderbilt, Jessica "Judy" McCullough Weis, and manyothers.

ewe campaigning for her husband,1940.

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Series I: General Correspondence

FOLDER DATE TITLE/DESCRIPTION

Box 1

1 January-March Letters to Lillie Boller from WilliamE. Werner.1888

2 December 1888- Letters to Lillie Boller from William E. Werner.March 1889

3 April 1890- Letters to Lillie Boller Werner from William E.November 1892 Werner.

4 March 1897- Letters to Lillie B. Werner from William E.March 1904 Werner.

5 October 1909- Letters from William E. Werner to his wife andDecember 1912 daughters.

6 March 1913- Letters to Caroline Werner (CW)from her father.July 1915

7 March 1-4, 1916 Condolence letters to CW regarding her father'sdeath.

8 ca. 1915 Judge William E. Werner to Dr. F. W. Zimmer.

9 1916, 1918, 1946 Letters to Lillie B. Werner from her daughters,Marie and Clayla.

10 1906-1945and n.d. Letters to Lillie B. Werner from various friends.

11 February-May1926 Letters from Lillie B. Werner to her children.

12 1899, 1904, 1910 Letters from CW to her parents.

13 1912-1918and n.d. Letters to CW from her sister, Clayla.

14 July 1912- Letters to CW from her sister, Marie.November 1913

15 December 1913- Letters to CW from her sister, Marie.August 1914

and n.d.

16 February 1915- Letters to CW from her sister, Marie {Blondie}.August 1919

17 August 1908 Letters to CW from various friends and relatives.and n.d.

18 March 1916 Letters to CW on the death of her father.

19 July 1915- Letters to CW from Harold "Chick" CastleNovember 1918 Thwnson.

20 December 1918- Letters to CW from Harold "Chick" CastleApril 1919 Thwnson.

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Box 1

21 July- Letters to CW from William P. Costello.November 1918

22 December 1918- Letters to CW from William P. Costello.November 1919

23 September 1915- Letters to CW from Maro "Bunny" Hunting.September 1916

24 October 1916- Letters to CW from Ralph C. Moffett.May 1917

25 July 1917- Letters to CW from Ralph C. Moffett.April 1918

26 May-October 1918 Letters to CW from Ralph C. Moffett.

27 November 1918- Letters to CW from Ralph C. Moffett.January 1919

28 July-September Letters to CW from her brother-in-law, Douglas1918 Townson.

29-31 n.d. Letters to CW from her mother.

32 July 1911- Letters to CW from her mother.August 1912

33 January 1913- Letters to CW from her mother.August 1914

34 January 1915- Letters to CW from her mother.January 1918

35 March 1920- Letters to Caroline Werner Gannett (CWG) fromOctober 1921 her mother.

36 February 1922- Letters to CWG from her mother.August 1928

37 August 1931- Letters to CWG from her mother.July 1939

38 February 1941- Letters to CWG from her mother.August 1943

39 February-July1944 Letters to CWG from her mother.

40 January 1945- Letters to CWG from her mother.April 1946

41 February 1947- Letters to CWG from her mother.December 1948

42 February-August Letters to CWG from her mother.1949


Box 1

43 1920, 1947 Letters from Lillie B. Werner to Frank E.and n.d. Gannett (FEG).

44 March 1946- Letters from Lillie B. Werner to various peopleMarch 1948 concerning her birthday.

45 1939-1948 Letters to CWGfrom her mother's companion,Mary Beebe.

46 December 11-14, Condolence letters to CWGregarding her1949 mother's death.

47 June 1950- Letters to CWGthanking her for remembrancesJune 1951 and n.d. of Lillie B. Werner.

48 December 7-10, Letters to CWGregarding her mother's death.1949

49 January 1911- Letters to CWG.December 1920

and n.d.

50 March 1926 Papers of CWG.

51 November 28, Papers of CWG.1931

52 September 7, 1934 Letter and clippings of CWG.

53 February-August Letter and other items of CWG.1938

54 February 1939 Letter to CWG.

55 September 1939 Letters to CWG.

56 October 1939 Letters to CWG.

57 November 1939 Letters to CWG.

58 January 1940 Letters to CWG.

59 February 1940 Letters to CWG.

60 March 1940 Letters to CWG.

61 April 1940 Letters to CWG.

62 May 1940 Letters to CWG.

63 June 1940 Letters to CWG.

64 July 1940 Letters to CWG.


66 November 1940 Letter to CWG.

67 October 25, 1943 Letter to CWGfrom Governor Thomas E. Dewey.

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Box 1

68 February-March Letters to ewe.1944

69 June 14, 1945 Letter to cwe.

70 November 26, Letter from ewe.1946

71 February 11-14, Letters (and other papers) to ewe.1947

72 February 15-26, Letters (and other papers) to ewe.1947

73 March-November Letters to ewe.1947

74 1947 Letters to and from ewe.

75 1948 Correspondence and other papers of ewe.

76 1949 Papers of ewe.

77 February 1950 Letters (and other papers) to ewe.

78 March-August1950 Letters (and other papers) to ewe.

79 September- Letters to and from ewe.December 1950

80 January-July1951 Letters to ewe.

81 July-December Letters from ewe.1951

82 August-October Letters to cwe.1951

83 November- Letters (and other papers) to ewe.December 1951

84 January-February Letters to and from ewe.1952

85 March-April1952 Letters (and other papers) to and from ewe.

Box 2

1 May 1-15,1952 Letters to and from ewe.

2 May 18-22, 1952 Letters to and from ewe.


4 June 1952 Letters to and from ewe.

s July1952 Lettersto and fromewe.

6 August 1952 Lettersto and fromewe.

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Box 2

7 September 1952 Letters to and from ewe.

8 October 1952 Letters (and other papers) to and from ewe.

9 November 1952 Letters to and from ewe.

10 December 1952 Letters to and from ewe.

11 January-April1953 Letters (and other papers) to ewe.

12 May-June1953 Letters (and other papers) to ewe.

13 January-June 1953 Letters from ewe.

14 July 1953 Letters to and from ewe.

15 August 1953 Letters to and from ewe.


17 October 1953 Letters to and from ewe.



20 January-June 1954 Letters from ewe.

21 January-August Letters (and other papers) to ewe.1954

22 July-December Letters from ewe.1954

23 July-October 1954 Letters (and other papers) to ewe.

24 November- Letters (and other papers) to ewe.December 1954

25 January-March Letters from ewe.1955

26 April 1955 Letters from ewe.

27 May-June1955 Letters from ewe.

28 January-February Letters (and other papers) to ewe.1955

29 March 1955 Letters (and other papers) to ewe.

30 April 1-19,1955 Letters to ewe.

31 April 20-30, 1955 Letters to ewe.

32 May 1-10,1955 Letters to ewe.

33 May 11-31,1955 Letters to ewe.

34 June 1955 Letters to ewe.

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Box 2

35 July-September Letters to CWG.1955

36 July-August 1955 Letters from CWG.

37 September- Letters from CWG.December 1955

38 October-December Letters (and other papers) to CWG.1955

39 January-February Letters (and other papers) to CWG.1956

40 January-February Letters from CWG.1956

41 March-June 1956 Letters to CWG.

42 July-August 1956 Letters (and other papers) to CWG.

43 September-October Letters (and other papers) to CWG.1956

44 November- Letters (and other papers) to CWG.December 1956

45 March-July 1956 Letters from CWG.

46 August-September Letters from CWG.1956

47 October-December Letters from CWG.1956

48 January-April 1957 Letters (and other papers) to CWG.

49 May 1957 Letters (and other papers) to CWG.

50 June-July 1957 Letters (and other papers) to CWG.

51 August 1957 Letters to and from CWG.

52 September 1957 Letters (and other papers) to CWG.

53 October-December Letters (and other papers) to CWG.1957

54 January-June 1957 Letters from CWG.

55 July-December Letters from CWG.1957

56 January-April 1958 Letters (and other papers) to CWG.

57 January-March Letters from CWG.1958

58 April1958 LettersfromCWG.

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Box 2

59 May1958 Lettersto CWG.

60 May1958 Letters from CWG.


62 June 1958 Letters from CWG.


64 August-October Letters (and other papers) to CWG.1958

65 July-August1958 Letters from CWG.

66 September-October Letters from CWG.1958

67 November 1958 Letters to CWG.

68 November- Letters from CWG.December 1958

69 December 1958 Letters (and other papers) to CWG.

70 January 1959 Letters (and other papers) to CWG.

71 February 1959 Letters (and other papers) to CWG.

72 March 1959 Letters (and other papers) to CWG.

73 January-February Letters from CWG.1959

74 March 1959 Letters from CWG.

75 April 1959 Letters from CWG.

76 May 1959 Letters from CWG.

Box 3

1 May 1959 Letters (and other papers) to CWG.

2 June 1959 Letters (and other papers) to CWG.

3 June-July 1959 Letters from CWG.



6 July 1959 Letters (and other papers) to CWG.

7 August-September Letters (and other papers) to CWG.1959

8 October 1959 Letters (and other papers) to CWG.

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Box 3

9 November 1959 Letters(and other papers) to CWG.



12 January 1960 Letters from CWG.

13 February 1960 Letters (and other papers) to CWG.

14 February 1960 Letters from CWG.

15 March-April 1960 Letters to CWG.



18 May 1960 Letters to and from CWG.



21 August 1960 Letters from CWG.


23 August 1960 Letters (and other papers) to CWG.



26 October-November Letters to CWG.1960




30 January 1961 Letters from CWG.

31 February 1961 Letters to CWG.

32 February 1961 Letters from CWG.

33 March 1961 Letters to CWG.


35 April 1961 Letters (and other papers) to CWG.


37 May 1961 Letters from CWG.


Box 3

38 May 1961 Letters to ewe.

39 June 1961 Letters (and other papers) to ewe.

40 June 1961 Letters from ewe.

41 July 1961 Letters to ewe.

42 July 1961 Letters from ewe.

43 August 1961 Letters from ewe.

44 September 1961 Letters to ewe.

45 September 1961 Letters from ewe.

46 October 1961 Letters from ewe.

47 October 1961 Letters to ewe.



50 January 1-12,1962 Letters to and from ewe.

51 January 15-30, Letters to and from ewe.1962

52 February 1962 Letters to and from ewe.

53 March 1962 Letters to and from ewe.

54 April 1962 Letters to and from ewe.



57 June 1962 Letters to and from ewe.




61 October 1962 Letters to and from ewe.



64 January 1-15,1963 Letters to and from ewe.

65 January 16-31, Letters to and from ewe.1963

66 March 1-25, 1963 Letters to and from ewe.

67 March 25-30, 1963 Letters to and from ewe.

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Box 3

68 April 1963 Letters to and from ewe.




72 June 3-10, 1963 Letters to and from ewe.

73 June 11-28, 1963 Letters to and from ewe.


Box 4


2 September 1-9, Letters to and from ewe.1963

3 September 10-30, Letters to and from ewe.1963

4 October 3-15, 1963 Letters to and from ewe.

5 October 16-30, Letters to and from ewe.1963


7 December 1963 Letters (and other papers) to and from ewe.

8 January 1964 Letters from ewe.

9 January 1964 Letters to ewe.

10 February 1964 Letters from ewe.

11 February 1964 Letters to ewe.

12 March 5-19, 1964 Letters (and other papers) to ewe.

13 March 20-31, 1964 Letters to ewe.

14 March 1964 Letters from ewe.

15 April 1-15, 1964 Letters to and from ewe.

16 April 16-30, 1964 Letters to and from ewe.

17 April 1964 Letters from ewe.

18 May-June1964 Letters to ewe.

19 May 1964 Letters from ewe.

20 June 1964 Letters from ewe.

21 July-August 1964 Letters to ewe.

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Box 4

22 July-August1964 Letters from CWG.


24 September-October Letters to CWG.1964


26 November 1964 Letters to and from CWG.

27 December 1964 Letters to and from CWG.

28 January-February Letters (and other papers) to CWG.1965

29 March 1965 Letters (and other papers) to CWG.


31 April 1965 Letters to CWG.

32 April-May1965 Letters from CWG.

33 May 1965 Letters to CWG.



36 July-August1965 Letters to CWG.



39 September- Letters to CWG.December 1965

40 January-March Letters to CWG.1966


42 April-June 1966 Letters to CWG.

43 July-August1966 Letters to CWG.

44 April-August1966 Letters from CWG.

45 September- Letters from CWG.December 1966

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Box 4

46 September- Letters to CWG.December 1966

47 January-March Letters to CWG.1967

48 April-July 1967 Letters to CWG.

49 January-August Letters from CWG.1967

50 n.d. Correspondence,cards, programs, and otheritems.

51 n.d. Correspondence,newspaperclippings, and otheritems.

52 June 27, 1919 Thlegram from FEG to CWo

53 August 13, 1919 Telegram from FEG to cwo

54 October 8, 1919 Thlegram from FEG to CWO

55 September 28, Thlegram from FEG to CWo1919

56 February 1920 Letters from FEG to CWo

57 March 1920 Letters from FEG to CWo

58 July 1920 Letter from FEG to CWG.

59 August 1920 Letters from FEG to CWG.

60 September 25, Thlegram from FEG to CWG.1920

61 October 23, 1920 Thlegram from .FEG to CWG.

62 April 17, 1921 Thlegram from FEG to CWG.

63 May 1921 Thlegram from FEG to CWG.

64 June 1921 Thlegram from FEG to CWG.

65 December 12, Letter from FEG to CWG.1921

66 March 14, 1922 Letter from FEG to CWG.

67 May 9, 1922 Letter from FEG to CWG.

68 June 8, 1922 Letter from FEG to CWG.

69 February 13, 1923 Letter and enclosure from FEG to CWG.

70 April 24, 1923 Letter from FEG to CWG.

71 February 15, 1924 Letter from FEG to CWG.

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Box 4

72 January 1926 Letter from FEe to ewe.

73 February 1926 Letter from FEe to ewe.

74 September 27, Letter from FEe to ewe.1928

75 March 25, 1930 Thlegramfrom FEe to ewe.

76 August 21, 1934 Letter from FEe to ewe.

77 1935 Letter from FEe to ewe.


79 March 10, 1936 Letter from FEe to ewe.

80 April 1936 Letters from FEe to cwe.

81 September 1936 Letter from FEe to ewe.

82 November30, Letter from FEe to ewe.1936

83 January 27, 1937 Thlegramfrom FEe to ewe.

84 February 19, 1937 Thlegramfrom FEe to ewe.

85 July 1937 Letters from FEe to ewe.

86 September 30, Thlegramfrom FEe to ewe.1937

87 January 1938 Thlegramsfrom FEe to ewe.

88 March 1938 Letters from FEe to ewe.


90 February 1939 Letters and telegram from FEe to ewe.

91 April 1939 Letters from FEe to ewe.


93 August 1939 Letters from FEe to ewe.

94 November 26, Letter from FEe to ewe.1939

95 1939 Letters from FEe to ewe.

96 February-March Letters from FEe to ewe.1940

97 May-November Letters to ewe.1940



Box 4



101 August 1941 Letters from FEe to ewe.

102 November 1941 Letters from FEe to ewe.

103 January 1942 Letters from FEe to ewe.


105 March 1942 Letters from FEe to ewe.


107 October 1942 Letters to ewe from FEe, Sally,and Dixon.

108 November 1942 Letter from FEe to ewe.

109 February 25, 1943 Letter from FEe to ewe.


111 June 1943 Thlegramfrom the Rathbone familyto ewe.112 October 1943 Thlegramsfrom FEe to ewe.


114 March-April1944 Letters from FEe to ewe.

115 January, March Letters from FEe to ewe.1945


117 June 1945 Thlegramfrom FEe to ewe.



120 February-March Letters from FEe to ewe.1946


122 May,July 1946 Letters from FEe to ewe.

123 November- Letters from FEe to ewe.December 1946

124 March-May1947 Letters from FEe to ewe.

125 June-August 1947 Letters from FEe to ewe.

126 November- Letters from FEe to ewe.December 1947

127 April, August 1947 Letters from FEe to ewe.

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Box 4

128 April, July 1949 Letters from FEG to eWG.

129 November- Letters from FEG to eWG.December 1949

130 January 1950 Letter to eWG and FEG regarding their sonDixon.

131 November 1950 Letters from FEG to eWG.

132 October 1951 Telegram from FEG to eWG.

133 n.d. Thlegramsfrom FEG to eWG.

Box 5

1 April, October Letter and clipping from FEG to Sally.1926

2 1927 Letters from FEG to Sally.


4 November 1930 Letter from FEG to Sally.

5 March 1932 Letter from FEG to Sally.

6 July-August 1932 Letters from FEG to Sally.






12 January-March Letters from FEG to Sally.1939

13 April-May 1939 Letters from FEG to Sally.

14 July-December Letters from FEG to Sally.1939

15 January-February Letters from FEG to Sally.1940

16 March-December Letters from FEG to Sally.1940

17 February-December Letters from FEG to Sally.1941



Red Cross Department Heads (CWe second row left), 1946.

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Box 5

20 April 1944 Letters from FEG to Sally.

21 March-April1945 Letters from FEG to Sally.

22 May-July1945 Letters from FEG to Sally.

23 August 1945 Letters from FEG to Sally.

24 September- Letters from FEG to Sally.December 1945

25 January-April1946 Letters from FEG to Sally.

26 February-May'1947 Letters from FEG to Sally.

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Caroline Werner Gannett. Additional Papers, 1964-1978.

Folder Title/Description

Box 5

27 Jan.-June Letters to and from CWG 1964

28 July-Dec. Letters to and from CWG 1964

29 Jan.-Dec. Letters to and from CWG 1965


31 July-Dec Letters to and from CWG 1966

32 Jan.-March Letters (and other items) to and from CWG 1967

33 April-Aug. Letters to and from CWG 1967

34 Sept.-Dec. Letters (and other papers) to and from CWG 1967

35 Jan.-Feb. Letters (and other papers) to and from CWG 1968

36 March-May Letters (and other papers) to and from CWG 1968

37 June-July Letters to and from CWG 1968

38 Aug.-Sept. Letters to and from CWG 1968

39 Oct. 1968 Letters (and other papers) to and from CWG

40 Nov.-Dec. Letters (and other papers) to and from CWG 1968

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Folder Date Title/Description

41 Jan.-March Letters (and other papers) to and from CWG 1969

42 April-July Letters to and from CWG 1969

43 Aug.-Sept. Letters to and from CWG 1969

44 Oct.-Dec. Letters to and from CWG 1969

45 Jan.-May Letters to and from CWG 1970

46 June-Aug. Letters to and from CWG 1970

47 Sept.-Dec. Letters to and from CWG 1970

48 Dec. 1971 Letters (and other papers) to and from CWG

49 Jan.-June Letters (and other papers) to and from CWG 1972

50 July-Dec. Letters (and other papers) to and from CWG 1972

51 Jan.-Dec. Letters (and other papers) to and from CWG 1973

52 Jan.-May Letters (and other papers) to and from CWG 1974

53 June-Dec. Letters (and other papers) to and from CWG 1974

54 Jan.-Dec. Letters (and other papers) to and from CWG 1975

55 Jan.-July Letters (and other papers) to and from CWG 1976

56 Aug.-Dec. Letters (and other papers) to and from CWG 1976

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Folder Date Title/Description


58 June-Dec. Letters to and from CWG 1977

59 Jan. - Dec. Letters to and from CWG 1978

60 Undated Correspondence and Memos

61 Writings and Speeches

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Series II: Syracuse University Youth Development Center

Reports, drafts, newsletters,articles, and other materials pertaining to theSyracuseUniversityYouthDevelopmentCenter (1958-1961),whichwasformedin July 1958 as a joint project between Syracuse Universityand the City ofSyracuse with a grant from the Ford Foundation. The purpose of the centerwasresearch in human behavior,primarilythat ofjuvenilesin the 13 to 16 agegroup. The center examined environment, socio-economicfactors, systemsofeducation, work opportunities, parental problems, community agencies, andlaw enforcement agencies, including training for police officers,legal aspectsof handling juvenileproblems and the role of the courts, young offenders,anddetention camps.

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Series II: Syracuse University Youth Development Center


Box 6

1 Fall 1958 Syracuse UniversityAlumni News.

2 February 25, 1959 "An American ViewsSome European Approachesto Juvenile Delinquency:'

3 1959 "An Analysisof Work Permit Issuance and Work-Study Programs in Onondaga County,New York;'by Norman R. Roth.

4 June 1961 Analysis and Proposals for the Madison AreaEducational Program.

5 1959-1960 Annual Report, Youth Development Center.6 1960-1962 CommunityCitizens Board.

7 1959 Delinquent Behavior.

8 December 4, 1959 Development of Opportunities for Youth (SyracuseUniversity).

9 ca. 1951 Effectiveness of Delinquency '/rainingPrograms.

10 1958-1959 First Annual Report, Youth DevelopmentCenter.11 1958, 1960 Ford Foundation grant.

12 1960 A GeneralResearch Orientation,SyracuseUniversityYouth DevelopmentCenter.

13 1959-1961 Youth DevelopmentCenter newsletter.

14 1960 One Parent Family Institute.

15 March 1959 Draft for the Proposed Madison SchoolNeighborhood Youth Development Project.

16 February 25, 1959 Report on Demonstration Projects.

17 February 25, 1959 Report on Education and 1taining.

18 June 15, 1959 "The Role of the AdvisoryCommittee:'19 May 20, 1960 "Social Mobilityas Deviant Behavior: A Natural

Experiment in Public Housing:'

20 August 8, 1960 Syracuse Housing Authority.21 1958-1959 Youth DevelopmentCenter reports and bulletins.22 1957-1960 Juvenile delinquency reports and brochures.

23 November 1958 "What Can We Do?" (article in Presbyterian Life).

24 October 1958 YouthBoard News, New York City Youth Board.

25 1960-1961 Youth Development Center reports.

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Box6

26 December1958 Addressby RabbiHerbertBronsteinon Youth,Parents and Society.

DATE TITLE/DESCRIPTION

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Series III: White House Conference on Children and Youth

The White House Conference on Children and Youthhas been held everyten years since it was first originated by James E. West and sponsored by PresidentTheodore Roosevelt in 1909. The purpose of the conference is to assess theneeds and conditions of children, and the theme of the 1960 conference was"to promote opportunities for children and youth to realize their fullpotentialfor a creativelifein freedomand dignity;'The 8,000participantsofthe conferenceheard and discussedproblems typicalof the 1960s;focuswasleveledon largerfamilies,changingpopulationproblems,increasednumbersofwomenand youngpeople entering the work force,unemploymentproblems, broken homes, outof wedlockbirth increases, the rise in juvenile delinquency and shortages ofprograms for assisting the juvenile offender,substandard housing and slumsin rural areas and inner cities, health problems in children such as blindness,birth defects, mental illness, immunization, carcinomas, and poor nutrition.Proposalsfor changesin legislation,education,governmentfunding,and medicalcare were discussed, as well as future trends in these areas.

HonoraryChairmanwasPresident DwightD. Eisenhower(whocalledfor theconference); Honorary Vice Chairman, Arthur S. Flemming;Chairman, Mrs.RollinBrown;ViceChairmen, Dr.Hurst R. Anderson, Dr.Philip S. Barba, Mrs.James E. Blue,RobertE. Bondy,ErwinD.Canham,Dr.DonaldK.David,LutherFoster, Msgr. Raymond 1. Gallagher, Caroline W. Gannett, Dr. Edward D.Greenwood,Dr.DarylP.Harvey,Dr.DonaldS. Howard,Dr.Ruth A.Stout, RabbiMarc C. Thnenbaum,Rev.Dr. William1. Villaume;Secretary,Mrs. KatherineB. Oettinger; Executive Director, Ephraim R. Gomberg. Records of the conferencein Mrs. Gannett's papers include much printed matter, published reports, minutes,memoranda, speeches, and drafts.

National Committee on Children and Youth (CWe on right of President Eisenhower), 1960.

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Box 6

27 April 1, 1960 Address by Arthur S. Flemming.

28 February 5, 1959 Address by MelvinA. Glasser on A Decade sincethe Mid-Century White House Conference onChildren and Youth.

29 1960 Address of Ephraim R. Gomberg, "Decade ofProgress;' White House Conference GoldenAnniversary.

30 April 1, 1960 Address by Dr. Ruth A. Stout.

31 December 1958 Budget and other matters.

32 1960 "Children in a Changing World" (a book ofcharts).

33 1959 Conference interpretation plans.

34 1958 Conference participants.

35 1958 Conference topic guide.

36 1958 Correspondence regarding the conference.



39 1958-1960 "Conference Reporter."

40 1960 "Daily Bulletin:'

41 1950-1960 A Decade of Progress,Vol. I.

42 1958 Draft proposal concerning the 1960 conference.

43 1960 Emotional Aspects of School Desegregation (areport by psychiatrists).

44 1958-1959 Executive Committee of the President's NationalCommittee.

45 1958-1960 Financial report.

46 1960 Focus on Children and Youth (report of NationalOrganizations).

47 1960 Forum Plan.

48 1960 Index to State Reports.

49 1959 Memoranda on delinquency prevention.

50 1950, 1958 Minutes of the Committee on Exhibits.

51 December 1958 Report: MobilizingAgainst Delinquency andNeglect.

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52 1959-1960 National Committee for Children and Youth.

53 1958-1960 New York State delegates for the 1960conference.

54 1960 Patterns of Organization of State Committees forChildren and Youth.

55 1958-1960 Photocopies of news clippings.

56 1960 Photo exhibits done by youth.

57 1958 Pre-conference plans.



60 1959-1960 President's National Committee.

61 1960 Prospectus on Research.

62 1958-1959 Notes and speech by Katherine BrownellPettinger.

63 1960 The States Report on Children and Youth.

64 1960 Recommendations: Composite Report of ForumFindings.

65 1958 Source materials regarding the conference.

66 1960 Then Times (magazine for the FutureHomemakers of America).

67 1960 1bward a Good Life for Children and Youth inthe Empire State.

68 1960 "The World Around the Young:'

69 1959-1960 Pamphlets regarding the White HouseConference.

Series IV: Volumes

Primarily diaries, scrapbooks, and other volumesused by Caroline Werneras an adolescent and as a youngwoman.Scrapbookscontain letters, postcards,programs, calling cards, dance cards, photographs, and other memorabiliadocumenting her childhood, her travels abroad, her yearsas a RosemaryHallschoolgirl,and as a youngRochestersocialite.Diariesdiscussher travelsabroad,lifein Rochester,NewYork,and acquaintance,courtship,and marriageto FrankE. Gannett on March 25, 1920. Also,a notebook which includes a play,shortstories, and poems written by CarolineWerner in 1912;a camp songbook; anda Hotchkiss School Class Day book.

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Series IV: Volumes

1902-1909 Scrapbook of letters, photographs, programs, andother memorabilia.

Box 9

1908-1912 Scrapbook of items from CWG'strip abroad;other photographs, letters, postcards, andmiscellany.

Box 10

1911-1915 Scrapbook of letters, photographs, name cards,and memorabilia documenting CWG'syears atRosemary Hall and as a young Rochestersocialite.

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VOLUME DATE TITLE/DESCRIPTION

Box 7

1 1909-1912 "A Line a Day:' diary kept by cwo2 1909-1910 Diary: "Myllip Abroad:'

3 March 1911 The Hour Glass, Columbia School, Rochester,New York.

4 1912 Notebook: "Chore Play:' including short storiesand poems by CWO

5 September 30- Diary,Vol. I.December 20, 1912

6 December 21, 1912 Diary,Vol. II.-June 12, 1913

7 October 1, 1913- Diary,Vol. III.April 26, 1914

8 1914 Class Day, Hotchkiss School.

9 1914 Songbook, Miss Case's Camp.10 1913-1914 Pages from a Rosemary Hall yearbook.11 1915-1917 Diary: "A Line a Day:'12 1918-1921 Diary: "A Line a Day:' including pre-wedding

plans.

13 June 1960 Opportunity Still Knocks, published by theHoratio Alger AwardsCommittee of the AmericanSchools and Colleges Association, Inc.

Box 8

SeriesV: Photographs

Photographs of Caroline Werner Gannett with Frank E. Gannett, familymembers, friends, business associates, and others include early photographsof the Gannett, Werner, Boller, and Brooks families; family photos of CWG'sparents, Judge William C. Werner (ca. 1912)and Lillie B. Werner, and of CarolineWerner as a child; photos of Douglas C. Townson (CWG'sbrother-in-law, 1918);childhood photographs of Sally and Dixon Gannett; and later photos of SallyGannett McAdam. There are a number of photographs of CWG from the 1930sto approximately 1966, and several with her husband in 1945, 1948, and 1953.Also, Count Felix von Luckner, a familyfriend; Thomas E. Dewey;Richard Nixon;Mary Pickford Rogers; Charles Kettering; and Winston Churchill. Included areseveral photos of the New York State Board of Regents; the Mees Observatory;the awarding of honorary degrees to CWG and FEG from Keuka College (1947)and from Syracuse University (1953) and to CWG from Ithaca College (1959);and photographs of portraits of Caroline Gannett.

ewe, 1927.

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Dedication of the Eastman Museum, Rochester, New }brk (L-R, Clayla Werner Ward, FEG, CWG,Marie Werner 7bwnson, Mary Pickford Rogers), November 9, 1949.

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Box 11

1 ca. 1898 Ithaca Hotel.

2 June 17, 1918 Douglas Thwnson(CWG'sbrother-in-law).

3 ca. 1902 JudgeWilliamE.Werner.

4 n.d. Four Christmas cards with photos of Sally andDixon Gannett.

5 n.d. Early familyphotographs, possibly Gannett,Werner, Boller, and Brooks familymembers.

6 1932 Count Felix von Luckner.

7 ca. 1940 CWG,Sally,and other friends and familymembers.

8 ca. 1950s Lillie B. Werner,CWG,Sally Gannett McAdamand her son, Charles.

9 1940 CWGand secretary, Mrs. Nellie Bell, Atlantic City,New Jersey.

10 1948 Thomas Deweycampaign.11 ca. 1948-1949 Snapshots of CWG.

12 June 1952 Genesee Villagedinner for the New York StateBoard of Regents.

13 n.d. Negatives (CWG'sannotations on enclosedenvelope).

14 1945 CWGand FEG at the Miamiairport.

15 1948 CWGand FEG photo taken after FEG's 1948illness.

16 1959 CWGand unidentified young man at the SyracuseYouth Center Barn.

17 1954 and n.d. CWGat various unidentified events.

18 July 30, 1966 Harvest Queen coronation.

19 1957 CWGand Richard Nixon.

20 n.d. Childhood photographs of CWO

21 n.d. CWG(in a Chinesecostume)withAbramV.Morris at a Charity Ball in Miami Beach.

22 n.d. Eastman Museum Dedication.

23 1953 Rochester Times-Union1Wenty-FiveYear ClubDinner.

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Ithaca College commencement, honorary degree, 1959.

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24 n.d. Gannett homes in Rochester and in Miami Beach.

25 n.d. Taft party at the Gannett home in Rochester.

26 n.d. Honorary degree given to CWG and CharlesKettering.

27 n.d. Ithaca College honorary degree.

28 June 6, 1959 CWG receiving an honorary degree at IthacaCollege; other Ithaca College graduationphotographs.

29 1947 Keuka College honorary degrees to CWG andFEG.

30 n.d. Mees Observatory.

31 1942 Red Cross Department Heads: CWG and GirlScouts swim program of the Red Cross.

32 1952 New York State Board of Regents.

33 1947, 1954-1959 New York State Board of Regents.

34 1953 SyracuseUniversity honorary degree to CWG andFEG.

35 ca. 1920s-1950s Portraits of CWG.

36 1960 White House Conference on Children and Youth.

37 n.d. Autographed photo of Winston Churchill.

38 1954 Portrait of CWG as a New York State Regent.

39 1948, 1954 Three large photographs of the New York StateBoard of Regents.

Series VI: Printed Material

Includes information on the Bath Club of MiamiBeach and country clubsof Florida;greeting cards sent to CWG(1950s);Universityof Rochester LibraryBulletin concerning the book and manuscript collection of Judge WilliamE.Werner(1954);Eisenhower-NixonInauguralBallprogram(1957);Gannett HealthCenter dedication featured in the Gannetteer(1957);Elmira CollegeBulletinwith CWGreceivingan honorary degree (1958);Board of Regents brochures(1959);invitation to Lyndon B. Johnson's inauguration (1965);Committee ofOne Hundred of Miami Beach, Florida; Mees Observatory; Robert A. Thft Institute

of Government brochures; items from various political, civic, and dedicationbanquets; World Council of Churches newsletter and other printed information;and several religious brochures.

Cornell University President Deane W. Malott, CWG and her grandson Frank Gannett McAdam duringthe dedication of Gannett Health Center, September 1957.

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Box 12

1 n.d. Newspaper clippings and other items concerningCWG.

2 n.d. Miscellaneousmimeographed items.

3 1955-1958 Bath Club items.

4 ca. 1950s Greeting cards sent to CWG.

5 1958 Article regarding CWG'shonorary degree fromElmira College.

6 1965 Lyndon B. Johnson Inaugural invitation.

7 1959-1960 Board of Regents brochures.

8 1957-1966 Dinner and banquet programs.

9 July 1957 Gannett Health Clinic.

10 1952-1955 Country Club memorabilia.

11 1957 Committee of One Hundred.

12 1957 Inaugural programs.

13 1964 Mees Observatory.

14 1958, 1963-1965 Religiousbrochures.

15 1962-1963 Robert A. Thft Institute of Government.

16 1954 Universityof Rochester Library Bulletin (accountof William E. Werner's papers).

17 1963 World Council of Churches.

Series VII: 1960 Republican Presidential Campaign

Primarily bulletins, buttons, handouts, letters, program information, andnewsletters on the Nixon-Lodgepresidential campaign. Also included arematerialsconcerning preparations for the Republicancampaigndinner; CWG'scampaign notebook; various memos, correspondence, and news releases forthe National Volunteers for Nixon and Lodge, Republican CampaignHeadquarters,and Senior AmericansforNixon-LodgeCommittee;and electionextras of Newsweek and Time magazines. In addition, there is one folder onthe Judy Weis campaign for Congress (1960).

ewe welcoming Richard Nixon to Rochester,New lVrk, July 8, 1957

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Box 13

1 October 1960 Answer Desk Bulletin, Republican NationalCommittee.

2 1960 Republican campaign broadsides.

3 1960 Republican campaign handouts.

4 1960 Celebrities Committee for Nixon and Lodge.

5 October 1960 College Youth for Nixon.

6 September-October Correspondence regarding the Republican1960 campaign.

7 November 1960 Correspondence regarding the Republicancampaign.

8 1960 CWG'scampaign notebook.

9 October-November Human Events.1960

10 December 3, 1960 National Review.

11 September-October National Volunteersfor Nixon-Lodge.1960

12 1960 National Volunteersfor Nixon-Lodgenewsreleases.

13 November 14, Newsweek election extra.1960

14 August-October Nixon program infonnation.1960

15 September 29, Republican Campaign Dinner.1960

16 October 1960 Republican Campaign Headquarters, Washington,DC.

17 September-October Senior Americans for Nixon Lodge Committee.1960

18 November 16, Time magazine election issue.1960

19 September- Judy Weis campaign.December 1960

20 1960 "Nixon-Lodge"pearl circle pin.

21 1960 Round "gold" elephant pin.

22 1960 Rhinestone campaign pin: "Dick:'

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23 1960 Campaign button: "I'm Working to Re-Elect JudyWeis to Congress:' Also, blue thimble: "ForCongress. Judy Weis:'

24 1960 Campaign button: "For President, Thwnson:'

25 1960 Campaign button: "For Governor: NelsonRockefeller;For Senator, Ken Keating:'

26 1960 Nixon-Lodgeearrings; Nixon-Lodgepin.

27 1960 Blue and white rhinestone pin: "Pat for FirstLady:'

28 1960 Rhinestone circle pin: "Nixon:'

29 1960 CWG'sNew YorkState War Council Membermedallion.

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Indexto the Correspondenceand Photographs

This index providesreferencesto photographsand substantivecorrespondencewhich are part of the Frank E. Gannett Papers,Collection No. 1900. Refer-encesincludepersonalnames,corporatenames,publications,andselectedtopics.

Ackenhausen, HelenAdams, James1htslowAdler, Julius OchsAdvertisingAgricultural policyAgricultureAgron, GershonAiken, George DavidAlbrecht, Marie S.Aldrich, Winthrop W.All-Woman 'Iranscontinental

Air Race, Inc.Allied Forces, Inc.America's Future, Inc.America's Thwn Meeting

of the Air 14, 16, 19, 37, 44American Academy of Political

and Social Science 37American Broadcasting Company 40American College Public

Relations AssociationAmerican Dental AssociationAmerican HebrewAmerican Institute of Banking

Elmira, NY Chapter 14American Institute of Cooperationl8, 19American Journal 23American Legion

State ConventionAmerican NewspaperPublishers

InstituteAmerican Society of the French

Legion of HonorAmerican ThmperanceSocietyAmory, George S.Anderson, A. 1.Anderson, John Z.Andresen, August H.Andrews, AdolphusAndrews, W. G.Anti-SemitismArnold, H. J.Arnold, WatAshbery, Ray

2822,70

7036

32-3615, 21, 22

4122,33

2214

4338

20,23

4340262929

32,34264033263470

AssociatedIndustriesofNewYorkState,Inc. 22

AssociatedPress 22, 26, 32, 34, 82Associationof NewYork State

YoungRepublicanClubs 35Astor,JohnJacob 41Astor,Nancy,Viscountess 72Atkins,Hattie G. 94Atkinson,H. H. 16Austin,EdgarW. 26Austria 38, 79Aviation 15, 17,26, 28, 29, 39Babcock,HowardE. 72, 82Bailey,JosiahW. 29Baillie,Hugh 38, 70Baker,Barton 21Baker,Johnw., III 78Baldwin,Stanley,Earl 15Ball, JosephH. 29Ball, RaymondN. 26, 36-38

42 Bankhead,H. M. 20,2221 Banking 2120 Barbour,W. Warren 29

Barnum,JeromeD. 26Barnum,Joe 73, 76, 82Barrett, FrankH. 22Barry EconomicSecurityPlan 22Barton,Arthur 1. 22BattIey,JosephF. 38Baur,BerthaD. 30Beach,Hugh D. 38Beagle,Fred C. 27Beamish,Alleyn H. 39Beard,CharlesL. 27Beaverbrook,MaxAitken,

Baron 19, 20, 22, 24-26,32,39-43,80-82

Beck,Carl 14Beck, HoraceC. 30Becker,NealDow 14,41, 43, 69-71Beebee,AlexanderM. 40, 42, 43Beiter,Alfred E. 29Bell, William 8. 15Benckenstein,L. 1. 30

21

81

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Benkert, Ambrose W.Bennet, Augustus W.Bennett, Harry O.Bennett, William S.Benson, Ezra ThftBierman, FredBinghamton PressBishop, MorrisBlock,PaulBlue Network CompanyBolton, Frances P.Bontecou, Frederic H.Booth, Arthur W.Borah, William Edgar

13-15,19, 25, 728117373736

29,3433,34

3717302336

28, 3830

22, 25, 40, 7039

27,3013

33, 35, 3976

29, 33, 3830929628

38,8226, 30

932821193930

29, 30, 32, 3728, 33, 35

22,27

Borglum, GutzonBowes, EdwardBoy Scouts of AmericaBoylan, John P.Bracken, BrendanBradley, FredBrandt, JohnBrawley, James P.Breedin, 1. K.Brehm, Walter E.Bressler Editorial CartoonsBreyfogle, John W.Bricker, John W.Bridegum, Pearl M.Bridges, StylesBriggs, Charles 1.Brinskele, MarieBritten, Fred A.Bromfield, LouisBrooks familyBrooks, C. WaylandBrooks, Josephine H.Brooks, MargaretBrooks, NellieBroughton, 1. MelvilleBrown, James W.Brown, Katharine KennedyBryant, Theodore K.Brydia, George S.Buffalo Rotary ClubBurchard, Donald D.Burlington Chamber of CommerceBurroughs, Robert P.Burton, Harold H.Bushfield, Harlan 1.Butler, Edward H.

20 Butlcher, Hugh38 Butler, William F.27 Buxton, G. Edward17 Byrd, Harry Flood34 Byrne, William T.13 Cameron, Alfred L.22 Campbell, William H.44 Capper, Arthur20 Carey,Cornelius 1.34 Carlson, Chris, Mrs.40 Carlson, John Roy27 Carnarvon, Henry Herbert93 Carow,Louis

Carr, Ralph L.Carter, Marian S.Carville,E. P.Case, Earl F.Case, FrancisCase, LelandCatherwood, B. F.Cecil, W. 1.CensorshipChandler, Harry V.Chandler, W. G.Chappell, Walter H.Chemung County

AgriculturalSociety 37Chenoweth,1.Edgar 29, 38Cherep-Spiridovich,v., Count 22Chester,C. M. 31ChicagoDailyNews 13, 71ChristianAdvocate 40, 41Churchill,Winston,Sir 42, 44, 82Clark,ChaseA. 28Clark,D.Worth 29Clark,Grenville 16Clark,JamesE. 20Clark,MarkW. 37Clark,WesleyC. 43Clemens,Cyril 22Clement,RufusE. 37ClevelandChamberof Commerce 25Cluett,E. Harold 29Cochran,John 1. 29Coffin,FosterM. 69Cole,RobertE. 21,22Cole,W.Sterling 38, 42Coles,John 82Colladay,E. F. 31Collyer,John 35, 43, 70, 76, 82, 83Colston,JamesA. 37

33,3525, 29, 80

2638, 42, 43

383522

13, 29, 32, 4027

28,31338039281928152940223332203822

146

Colter, E. C.Columbia Broadcasting

System, Inc.Committee for the NationCommittee for World Development

and World Disarmament 42Committee of One Hundred 69, 73, 82CommonwealthClub of California 39Communism 33, 39Compton, Ranulf 34Conklin, William D. 33Conley,Clarence E. 27Connally,Thm 29Connecticut Chamber of

Commerce, HartfordConsolidated County War Council

for Syracuse and Onondaga Cty. 26Cook, Edgar J. 24Cook, Edward J. 27Cooley,Harold 34Coolidge, Calvin 80Cooper, Kent 38, 70, 82Cooper, Prentice 28Cornell Club of New York 22Cornell Club of Pittsburgh 35Cornell Club of

Rochester 21, 37, 69, 71Cornell Daily Sun 44Cornell University 44, 45, 69, 78, 79

Board of 1h1stees 13, 15, 17, 41, 69Gannett Health Center 43, 44, 82, 83Schoellkopf Memorial 13School of Nutrition 36, 38, 40, 42-44War Memorial 13

Cornell UniversityChristianAssociation Outing Club

Coudert, Frederic R., Jr.Council of Insured Savings

AssociationsCoupe, Leo O.Cox,FredCox, James M.Crane, Charles L.Crane, George W.Creager, R. B.Creager, SidneyCronk, EverettCrosby, BingCrowther, FrankCruikshank, Herbert W.Cunningham, Benjamin B.

13,3417

3621, 22, 37

393970

17,20, 28-30,32, 4131429437297024

17 Cushing, KerbyCyphers, Harry W.Dairymen'sLeague Cooperative

Association 14, 32, 34Danaher, John A. 29Daniels, Josephus 16, 36Dann, Willard W. 27Dapping, William O. 82Darb~Harry 26Darling, Carl E. 20Darling, Frances K. 27Darling, Fred R. 22, 27Darling, WilliamY., Sir 40Darrow,M. M. 21

14 Davenport, Erwin R. 70, 83Davies,John R. 31Davis,Albert G. 16Davis, Harold W. 20Davis, Howard 17Davis,James J. 13Day,Edmund Ezra

15, 24, 36, 37, 39, 7322

16,3227,29

70712032

22,363737

2720

Day, PeterDay, Stephen A.De Hoyos, LuisDe Kiewiet, C. W.De Veyra, Jaime C.Delaney, John T.Delano, Raymond P.Democratic PartyDennis, William C.Dent, A. W.Dental Society of the State

of New York 21Derounian, AvedisArthur 33

76 Desmond, Thomas C. 27, 36, 4340 Detroit Peace Committee 16

Deuel, Alanson 27Dewey,Charles S. 29Dewey,Thomas E. 26, 29, 32, 37-40, 82DeWitt, Wallace 16DeYo,Anna Marden 21Dicker,Samuel B. 26, 35, 37, 41Dill, John C., Sir 33Dillon, Clarence 26, 27Dirksen, Everett McKinley 13, 38Discriminationin employment 26Ditter, J. William 29, 30, 32, 70Dix, John A. 13Dixon, Frank Murray 28Donahue, John T. 20

147

Dondero, George A.Donlon, Mary H.Donovan, Eugene E.Donovan, James B.Drewry,Patrick H.Driscoll, Charles B.DuBois, A. FordDuBois, Henry P.Dulles, John FosterDUMond,Charles G.Dunn, RoyDye, ClaudeE. P. Dutton and CompanyEastman, Edward R.Eastman, GeorgeEaton, Charles A.Ebert, Cara LittleEckert, Adam 1.Economic Club of DetroitEconomic policyEddy, WilliamA.Eden, AnthonyEdge, Walter E.Edison, CharlesEditor & PublisherEditor and Publisher, Co.EducationEisenhart, HerbertEisenhower,Dwight D.Elder, Grover C.Election analysis, 1942Ellard, RoscoeEllingson, Mark

24, 38, 40-42, 44, 70, 71Ellis, Carrie Miller 95Elmira Association for the Blind 81Emanuel, Victor 13, 42-44, 71, 76Emerick, L. R. 20Emery, Allan C. 33Empire State School of Printing 42Employees 41Employment 37Engel, Albert 1. 31Engle, W. B. 23Enos, Charles R. 26Ernst, Walter E. 30Esler, Joseph 17, 33Estabrook, Charles 20European trip, 1945 38Evjue, William T. 16Executive reorganization bill 17, 70

4024,29

2716, 17

2917

17,2915, 16

4316

26,312733

24, 43, 7113, 43, 71

31, 34, 38, 403127183316

36, 37, 40-43, 8038283217

33, 37, 4082

41,71273226

ExecutivesLeague of AmericaExecutives' Club of ChicagoEyles, Charles H.Fairbanks CitationFanning, William L.Farley,James A.Farley,WilliamW.Farrand, LivingstonFarrington, Joseph R.FascismFederatian of Churches of

Rochester and Monroe County 14Feeger, L. M. 19FEG bust 26Feinberg, Benjamin F. 36, 38Feinberg, Julius 23Fellows,Walter 80Ferguson, Fred S. 38Ferguson, Homer 40~e,fu~& ~FingerLakesStateParks Commission 32Finucane, Bernard E. 23, 33, 71Fish, Hamilton 29Fitzpatrick, Paul E. 38FitzSimons, Paul, Mrs. 26, 32Five-daywork week 13Fleck, Jesse C. 36Fleming, Arthur B. 17Fleming, Bryant 21Fletcher, Brooks 13Flood, Daniel 1. 42Folger, John H. 29Font Nouvelle,Count de 15Food prices 33Forbes, Malcolm 42Ford, Edsel 17, 72Ford, Henry, II 40Fordyce,Alexander R., Jr. 23Formosa 41Forrest, Wilbur 38ForrestaI, James 37, 40Foss, Carl A. 15Foulkes, George 13Fountlln, W. A., Jr. 37Frank E. Gannett (ship) 13, 71, 79Frank, Harry H. 23Fraser, Leon 35Free enterprise 15Freedom of speech 22Freedom of the press 15-18,20, 22,

40, 43, 44, 80

1435214282

36, 38-43,7115

14,15,714033

148

French Legion of HonorFriars and FilipinosFriendly, Edwin S.

14, 23, 29, 38, 43, 73Fuller, Hadwen C. 38Fund raising 26-28, 33, 35-37Gamble, Frederick C. 38Gannett family 69, 76, 77, 95, 96Gannett for President 25Gannett Foundation 14, 19Gannett Hill 77Gannett Newspapers

13, 15, 17, 26, 38-42, 44. Gannett survey 15Gannett Youth Center 39, 40Gannett, Agnes M. 93Gannett, Avery 93Gannett, Caroline Werner 43, 69-73,

77, 78, 80, 83, 92, 93Gannett, Deborah Sampson

35, 36, 45, 9669, 72, 77, 78, 93

9271, 77, 92-95

9376, 77, 96

9392

2213,69

Gannett, DixonGannett, Emmett B.Gannett, Flora M.Gannett, Frank B.Gannett, Joseph C.Gannett, Lewis F.Gannett, Lucinda G.Gannett, Maria Brooks

41, 76, 77, 92-9477, 92-95

9592-95

69, 72, 77, 78, 93, 959396

16, 21, 3632

29,3523,43

13, 38, 40, 792538

33,34231393

13-1538,41

9623

Gannett, Melvin C.Gannett, Michael R.Gannett, MinaGannett, SallyGannett, TomGannett, William WillysGeneral Electric CompanyGeorge, Agnes T.George, Walter F.Gerard, SumnerGermanyGerow, Denton M.Getsinger, BoardmanGillette, Guy M.Glissendorf, F. L.Glynn, Martin H.Goers, Bertha E.Gold standardGoldstein, Nathaniel L.Goodfellow, HenryGooding, Edith

Goodyear, BradleyGovernment spendingGowan, Frank C.Great BritainGreen, Dwight H.Griffin, G. W.Griffin, Julia W.Griffin, WilliamGriffith, M. D.Griswold, DwightGubernatorial campaign, 1936Gubernatorial campaign, 1940Gubernatorial campaign, 1950Gunn, Walter T.Guylay, L. RichardHabsburg, FelixHabsburg, OttoHall, Edwin ArthurHallanan, Walter S.Hallauer, Carl S.Hampton, JohnHanley, Joe R.Hardenbrook, E. RayHarding, EarlHarfst, RichardHarris, IdaHarris, M. LaFayetteHarris, OrenHart, Merwin K.Hart, Thomas C.Harter, Don W.Hartwick CollegeHawkes, Albert W.Hawkins,WilliamHaynes, Earl W.Hays, Will H.HaywardArea

Chamber of CommerceHearst, William Randolph

15, 23, 38, 7038352527

13,29161629132315

2726,35

3826, 32, 33, 36, 42

28, 33, 38212317182815

18-20413843

35,7840,78

29, 32, 3831

38, 39, 41, 823038

17, 24, 30, 3515, 20, 22-25

217737342438292638389338

39

Heck, Oswald D.Hellick, George F.Hewitt, John EdmondHiggins, Clarence E.Hill, KnuteHiscock, Frank H.Hobart CollegeHobbs, SamHoeppel, 1. H.Hoffman, AI. H.Hoffman, Harold Giles

149

Holland, Jerome "Brud"Hollowell, Fred S.Holman, Charles W.Holman, Lora B.Holt, Samuel 1.Hoover, Herbert

38,4329

18, 193127

13, 17,22, 32, 33,35, 38, 40, 41,43,

44, 71, 72, 8239393331

36,371526

14,38, 7070202729

20,804139

Hope, BobHore-Belisha, LeslieHorst, MilesHorton, Frank O.Hoving, WalterHoward, Clinton N.Howard, Perry W.Howard, Roy W.Hoyt, PalmerHudson, W. G.Hurley,James D.Hurley,Robert A.Ickes, Harold L.Imprint of a PublisherImproved Order of Red MenIndiana Republican

Editorial AssociationIndiana State GrangeInflationInternational Council of

Religious EducationInternational Mark Thain

Society 38, 40Jackson, John E. 26, 31Jacob, Thornwell 21Javits, Jacob K. 71Jeffries, R. M. 29Jenckes, Virginia 13Jenkins, Thomas A. 33Jewett, HarveyC., Jr. 31, 32Jews 20, 23, 35, 38, 40Johns, Joshua C. 32Johnson, Mordecai 37Johnson, Paul B. 29Jones, E. H. 33Jones, Sam H. 29Jouett, BeverleyR. 18Journalism 19, 20, 36, 40Kane, John Francis 42Kansas State Editorial Association 21Keating, Kenneth B. 24, 39, 71Keenan, Edward T. 35Keleher, DavidJ. 23

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22 Kunkel, John C.19 La Guardia, Fiorello H.33 Labor relations

Labor unionsLaFollette, Robert M., Jr.LaGorce, JackLaine, Thomas H.Laird, Ross LeeLandon, Alfred M.Landon, H. HayesLane, 1. F.Langlie, Arthur B.Lanier, Alexander SidneyLansdale, Herbert P.Larkin, FrancisLatham, Henry 1.Lauder, Harry, SirLaw, RichardLawson, Merideth E.Learned, Norman 1.LeFevre, JayLeffingwell, William M.Lehman, Herbert H.

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33, 35, 38-41, 45 McKelway,B. M. 70Little, Franklin R. 27,39 McKinney,R. H. 25Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr. 32 McLean, Donald H. 29Lonergan, Augustine 14 McLeod, E. C. 37Lounsberry, Stephen M. 27 Mead, James M. 38Luce, Clare Boothe 38 Meeks, James A. 14Luce, Henry R. 38 Mencken, H. L. 25Lyttelton, Oliver 36 Mergenthaler Linotype Company 70MacArthur,Douglas 38, 40-44 Merritt, Ernest 17MacFarlane, William 23,71 Merritt, Louis G. 19Mahoney,Walter J. 71 Merrow,Chester E. 40Maloney,Francis 29 Methodist Episcopal ChurchMalott, Deane W. 43, 44, 70, 71, 83 Board of Thmperance,Mann, Albert R. 17 Prohibition, and Public Morals 13Markham, G. Emerson 21 Metzdork, A. E. 33Marsh, Wallace H. 24 Meyer, Frank P. 23Marshall Plan 40 Meyers,John 82Martin, Joseph W., Jr. 29, 30, 38 Mikolajczyk,Stanislaw 36Martin, Thomas E. 29 Miles,John B. 29Martin, W. Ryland 23 Militaryservice 36Marvin, Dwight 27 Miller,Clarence A. 25Mathews,Jerry A. 17 Miller,Freida S. 26Matthews, Burrows 70 Miller,Paul 83Mattingly,Barak T. 31 Miller,Thomas Byron 32Maxon, Lou R. 34 Miller,William F. 23Mays,Benjamin E. 37 Mills,George S. 14Mc Carran, Patrick 29 Minton, Sherman 18,19McAdam,Charles 93 Mitchell, John 1. 13McAdam,Frank Gannett 83 Moakley,John F. "Jack" 36McCahill,Charles F. 25,70 Moffat,Thomas P. 18McCallister,Ralph 39 Monetary policy 13-15,22McClellan,John L. 34 Monroe CountyMcClure, S. S. 20,25 Republican Committee 18McConnell, J. A. 35 Mooney,Wandell 14McConnell,John 1. 14 Moore, E. H. 34, 38McCook, Anson T. 16, 17 Moore, Frank C. 38,71McCormick,Vance H. 13 Moore, Norman S. 43,83McCraken, 'll'acy S. 20 MoravianWorld Peace Committee 42McCready,Max 73 Morgan, Thomas A. 37McCreary,Thomas W. 18 Morgenthau, Henry, Jr. 35McCullagh,George 80 Morkum-KleinschmidtCorporation 13McCully,Sara E. 18 Morris, Abram V. 27McDonald, A. 1. 27 Morris, Ernest M. 31

Moses, JohnMote, Carl H.Mott, James W.Mott, John R.Mundt, Karl P.Murphy, Dwight L.Murphy, Francis S.Mussolini, BenitoMutual Broadcasting SystemMyer, Richard E.Myers, George WashingtonMyers, William I.Nash, James E.National Aeronautic AssociationNational Broadcasting SystemNational Citizens' Committee

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Consumers and Producers 33-35National Press Club 25National Press Photographers

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Thmperance Union 22New Deal 15, 20, 21New York and New England States

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ExecutivesAssociation 39Newspapers 22, 26, 35, 69, 70

40 Nichols, Esther K. 28Norris, J. Frank 21Norry, Irving S. 39, 40North American Newspaper Alliance 39North, Clarence J. 32Northern Federation of

Chambers of Commerce40 Nowinson, Richard

Noyes, JansenNoyes, R. C.Nye, Gerald Prentice

35 O'Brien, Joseph J.O'Connor, BasilO'Connor, C. LeonardO'Connor, John J.O'Conor, Herbert R.O'Daniel, W. LeeO'Hara, Edward H.O'Hara, Fred H.O'Malley, Edward R.O'Malley, JamesO'Neal, Edward A.Odil, M. M.Ogle, Carl F.OgIethorpe UniversityOsborn, Sidney P.Ostertag, Harold C.Owens, Allan M.Pacific defensePacker, Samuel H.

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16, 17, 20, 23-25, 39, 73Phelps, George Harrison 70Phi Beta Kappa Associates 33Philippines 13, 40, 71Phillips, Frank E. 14Phillips, Henry 15Phillips, Leon C. 29Pickett, Herbert 93Pinchot, Amos 16, 17, 25Piskor, Alexander 33Pittenger, WilliamA. 32Platt, Edmund 15Ploeser, Walter C. 40Poling, Daniel A. 41Poole, Joe N. 34Poor Richard Club 21Powell, Hugh J. 21Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A.

Board of Christian Education 32Presidential campaign, 1936 15Presidential campaign, 19bO

18-20, 22-25, 79, 81Presidential campaign, 1948 40Price, Hollis F. 37Profit-sharing 13, 20, 26Proposed Department of Peace

14, 15, 17; 38, 42-44Pulitzer Prize nomination 40Pulver, Morgan H. 24Rainey,John J. 28Randau, Clem 15Rathbone, Gracia Gannett

69, 71, 77, 81, 92-95Rathbone, John Arnot 71, 77, 93Ratner, Payne 29

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25, 26, 29-32Republican Party

15, 17-19,22, 23, 36, 40Republican Program Committee 20Republican Recruits 21Requardt, Gustave 69Reynolds, Robert R. 34Rhees, Rush 82Rice, Homer M. 28Richardson, J. O. 28Richmond, Raymond S.

26-28, 31, 32, 34, 41Rickatson-Hatt, Bernard 33Rickenbacker, Eddie 29, 35, 36, 39, 42Ripley, Joseph P. 41Robinson, Jackie 80Robnett, George Washington 33Rochester Association of Credit Men 39Rochester Chamber of Commerce 19Rochester Federation of Churches 19Rochester Institute of Thchnology

Founders Award 42, 70Rochester Museum

of Arts and Sciences'Civic Award

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13, 14, 20, 29, 36, 71 Smith, H. Alexander 38Roosevelt, Theodore 13,72 Smith, Kate 39Rootes, William 33 Snyder, John W. 41Roper, Daniel C. 14 Snyder, Leroy E. 25,69Ross, Charles G. 20 Sodt, Horace B. 28Rotary Club of Chicago 35 Solbert, Oscar N. 43,44Rotary Club of Elmira, N.Y. 16 Sons of the AmericanRevolution 37,42Rotary International 36 Spaatz, Carl 38Roxas, Manuel 40 Spaeth, W. P. 21Rumely,Edward A. Spangler, Harrison E. 31

15, 16, 18-22, 25, 35, 43, 72 Sparks, C. Nelson 22,25Ruppell, Edward A. 32 Spend-Lend Bill 26Saltonstall, Leverett 36, 39 St. Bonaventure College 40Salvation Army 38 St. George, Katharine 39Sams, Earl C. 19 St. Lawrence Seaway 17,40Sanders, Walter B. 28 St. Louis Post-DispatchSandmeyer,Earl 24,30 Symposiumon FreedomSano, V. Frederick 24 of the Press 20Saxe, John H. 28 Staggers, Harley O. 43Schade, Arthur A. 38 Stahlman, James Geddes 70Schaeffer,John M. 28 Stare, Fred A. 34,35Schaeffer, W. A. 16,17 Starnes, Joe 29Schricker, Henry F. 29 Stassen, Harold Edward 25,29Schroeder, Werner W. 31 Stearns, Edith Shaffer 16,25Schumacker, Allen 20 Stebbins, Henry H., Jr. 25Schurman, Jacob Gould Stephens, D. Malloy 38

13, 15, 19, 25, 26, 32, 69 Stevens, Fred R. 16Schurman, Jacob Gould, Jr. 19 Stevens, Robert T. 43Schwabe, George B. 40 Stevenson, Charles John 28Schwender,Fred O. 42 Stevenson, John Reese 20Schwendiman, Harvey 34 Stick, Henry 37Scott, Donald 28 Stoddard, Henry L. 17, 20, 25Senior, John L. 69 Stroh, Gari M. 16Sewall, Sumner 29 Strong, Sterling P. 14Sexauer, Fred H. 34-36 Student Agencies, Inc. 26Shafer, Paul 40 Stutz, Harry G. 14, 25, 69-71Sherman, Richard 1. 28 Sulzberger, Arthur Hayes 42,70Sherwin, Sidney A. 28 Sulzer, William 13Shipler, Guy E. 42 Sumner, Jessie 38Shoemaker, 1. R. 17 Sun Productions 18Shortell, John 1. 28 Supreme Court bill 44Sibley,Harper 82 Susan B. Anthony Memorial, Inc. 40Sisson, Samuel B. 18 SwarthmoreCollegePeace Collection 42Sisson, William H. 21 Sweet, 'Iracy 17Sister Kenny Institute 38 Swift, Otis Peabody 30Sitwell, Osbert 40 Syracuse FederationSlane, Carl P. 25 of Women'sClubs 14Smathers, William H. 29 Syracuse UniversitySmith, Alfred E. 13, 71 School of Journalism 15,41

,Sze, Sao-Ke Alfred 73Thber,John 38, 39Thber,Louis 1. 25Thft, Robert A. 29, 35, 36, 38, 40-43Thft, William H. 72Thiwan 41ThImadge,Eugene 29Thngent, Patrick Quinn 24TASS 72Thussig,Charles A. 18~es 36Thylor,Anson W. H. 16Thylor,Myron Charles 40, 42, 43ThletypeCorporation 13Thletypesetter 71, 80Thletypesetting 13Thmperance 19, 22, 32, 38-42Thmpest, Thd 36Thmpleton, Richard H. 16, 32Thn Eyck, Mills 28Thiesing, Karl H. 82Thomas, Elmer 29,34Thomas, John 35Thomas, Lowell 13Thomas, W. Stephen 43Thompson, Chester 14Thompson, Dorothy 16Throop, George Enos 17Tibbott, Harve 40Tillotson, John S. 21Thdd, George L. 43Thdd, Kay 20Thdd, Leon 34Thdd, Walter L. 28,33, 43, 69-71Thde, Arthur M. 37Thnnancour, Godfreyde 181brch of Israel 20Thwn Hall, Inc. 20Thwnson,Douglas C. 80Thwnson,Marie 801reman, Allan H. 15, 69Theman,Robert H. 17, 25, 691rent, W. 1. 37Thpp, Frank E. 13,25, 36, 44, 71,72, 83Thppe, Juan T. 39Thuman,Harry S. 38U.S. Constitution 14, 15U.S. Farm Credit Administration 16U.S. Navy 26, 41

Distinguished Public ServiceAward 42

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Thur of Germanyand Austria 70Un-Americanactivities 22Under Cover 33Underhill, W. A. 28Union League Club of Chicago 18United Jewish Appeal 40United Negro College Fund 36, 37, 43United States Coast Guard

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