John Gilbert Winant Papers, 1916-1947 | Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library & Museum
Collection Overview
Title: John Gilbert Winant Papers, 1916-1947
Primary Creator: John Gilbert Winant (1889-1947)
Extent: 147.26 Cubic Feet
Date Acquired: 00/00/1948
Scope and Contents of the Materials
Collection Historical Note
John Gilbert Winant was born in New York City on February 23, 1889. He attended St. Paul’s School in Concord, New Hampshire and entered Princeton University as a member of the Class of 1913.
After withdrawing from Princeton in late 1912, Winant returned to St. Paul’s School as a history teacher. He became active in local politics and was elected to the New Hampshire House of Representatives in 1917. When the United States entered World War I, Winant enlisted in the American Expeditionary Forces and was assigned to the 1st Aero Squadron. By the time he left the service in 1919, he had risen to the rank of Captain of the 8th Aero Squadron. After the war he returned to St. Paul’s school as a teacher and Second Vice-Rector. He reentered New Hampshire politics in 1920 and was elected to a term in the State Senate. Later he served a second term in the House and three terms as Governor of the state, 1925-26, 1931-32, and 1933-34.
Throughout his career, Winant was interested in social and labor legislation. During his Governorship, the State Legislature passed a Minimum Wage bill, a State Relief bill, an Aid to Dependent Children bill and established a State Planning Board. Winant also unsuccessfully supported the passage of a 48-Hour bill. In 1931, he proposed the “New Hampshire Plan” which urged a nationwide four-day work week as a means of solving the nation’s economic ills. At this time, Winant was also active in the National Recreation Association, the National Consumers’ League, the American Association for Labor Legislation, and the Young Men’s Christian Association.
Although a Republican, Winant became a supporter of Franklin D. Roosevelt and his New Deal policies. In 1934 Roosevelt appointed him to an Advisory Council to the Committee on Economic Security which assisted the Labor Department in drafting national social security legislation.
After successful intervention in the 1933 strike of textile workers in Manchester, New Hampshire, Winant became head of a Special Board of Inquiry into the United Textile Workers’ Strike of 1934. His work on this committee gave rise to a movement to have him nominated as the 1936 GOP Presidential candidate. Winant refused to run for the Presidency or for a fourth term as Governor. Instead, he accepted the post of Assistant Director of the International Labor Office in Geneva in April 1935 but stayed in Geneva only a few months before returning to Washington to become the first chairman of the Social Security Board. Continuing his contacts with the International Labor Organization, he served as chairman of the American Delegation to the 1936 Labor Conference in Geneva. After Landon attacked the Social Security Act during the 1936 Presidential campaign, Winant resigned as Chairman of the Social Security Board to freely defend the Act and President Roosevelt; he later returned to the Chairmanship. Resigning from the Board a second time in early 1937, he returned to Geneva as Assistant Director of the I.L.O. He was made Director of the organization in February 1939. With the coming of the second World War, Winant assured the continuance of the I.L.O. by engineering the transfer of the Office to Montreal.
President Roosevelt appointed Winant to replace Joseph P. Kennedy as Ambassador to Great Britain in 1941. Winant advocated increased aid to Great Britain and Russia before the United States officially entered the war. He was extremely popular with the British people however his authority as Ambassador was often overshadowed by the dispatch of special missions to London and the personal relationship which developed between President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill. Winant was also interested in post-war planning, particularly as it affected Russia and in November 1943 was named as Untied States representative on the European Advisory Commission which considered post-war treatment of Germany.
Early in 1946, President Truman appointed Winant to be the United States representative to the United Nations Economic and Social Council which dealt with refugees, displaced persons and other post-war problems. Resigning as Ambassador, Winant returned to the United States in May 1946. He continued to serve on the Economic and Social Council until January 1947.
Though officially retired, Winant accepted the chairmanship of National Brotherhood Week in February 1947, making an exhausting cross-country speech-making tour. At that time he was also working on a series of books describing his Ambassadorial experiences. The first volume, entitled Letter From Grosvenor Square, was completed and he had begun work on the second when he died on November 3, 1947.
Administrative Information
Repository: Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library & Museum
Access Restrictions: This collection is available for use by the general public.
Use Restrictions: Material in this collection is subject to the Copyright Law, Title 17 U.S. Code.
Acquisition Source: Constance Winant, Rivington Winant and others
Acquisition Method: The papers of John Gilbert Winant were deposited in the Library by his widow, Constance Winant, in 1948 and 1949, and donated to the Library by his son, Rivington Winant, acting on behalf of himself and the other descendants of John G. Winant, in April 2000.
Related Materials: President’s Secretary’s File: Great Britain; President’s Secretary’s File: Great Britain: Winant; President’s Personal File 42 John G. Winant; President’s Official File 48 Great Britain; President’s Official File 1710 Social Security Board; President’s Official File 4281 John G. Winant; Bernard Bellush Papers; Isador Lubin Papers.
Box and Folder Listing
Browse by Series:
[Series 1: Early Papers, 1916-1930],
[Series 2: Governorship: Second Term, 1931-1932],
[Series 3: Governorship: Third Term, 1933-1934],
[Series 4: Papers, 1935-February 1941],
[Series 5: Internal Labor Organization, 1935-1941],
[Series 6: Ambassador to Great Britain, 1941-1946],
[Series 7: Post-Ambassadorial Period, 1946-1947],
[Series 8: Speeches and Writings, 1916-1947],
[Series 9: Printed Matter],
[All]
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Series 6: Ambassador to Great Britain, 1941-1946 - Series 6 consists of incoming and outgoing correspondence arranged alphabetically by subject or surname of correspondent. Includes correspondence with various United States and British officials as well as private citizens and United States servicemen; information on John G. Winant, Jr. while a prisoner of war in Germany; other family, business and personal correspondence; a chronological file of outgoing correspondence and files of press clippings.
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Box 180 -
Aa-Ad (General) -
Aberdeen -
Accounts -
Achilles, Theodore, 1943-1945 -
Addresses, Correction of -
Admiralty -
Ag-Al (General) -
Agar, Herbert, 1941-1946 -
Alanbrooke, Field Marshall Lord, 1946 -
7 Aldford Place and 9 Rex Place Rentals -
Alexander, Field Marshall, 1945 -
Alsop, Lt. Stewart, KRRC, 1944 -
Am-Ar (General) -
American Ambulance, Great Britain -
American Chamber of Commerce in London -
American and British Commonwealth Association -
American Club
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Box 181 -
"American" (Clubs, Societies, etc.) -
American Eagle Club -
American Flying Service Foundation -
American Hospital -
American Legion -
American Outpost in Great Britain -
American Red Cross Committee in Great Britain -
American Red Cross - Harvard Medical Unit -
American Society in London - Thanksgiving Celebrations -
American University Union -
American Women's Club -
Amery (India and Burma), 1941-1942 -
Amery, Mrs. L. S., 1941-1946 -
Anglo-Czechoslovakia Christian Fellowship -
Anonymous [Partial Signatures] -
Applications, Recommendations Solicited, Appeals for Aid
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Box 182 -
Appointments -
Architects - Royal Institute of Royal Architects, Opening of Building Centre, July 19, 1944 -
Armstrong, Hamilton Fish, 1944-1945 -
Army -
Army Personnel -
Arnol, General H. H., 1941-1943 -
Articles Requested -
As-Az (General) -
Association of American Correspondents -
Astor, Lord, 1942-1943 -
Astor, Viscountess, 1941-1942
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Box 183 -
Astor, Colonel J. J., 1941-1944 -
Athenaeum, The -
Attlee, C. R., 1941-1946 -
Australia - High Commissioner, S. M. Bruce -
Austrian Democratic Union -
Austrian Movement -
Autographs, 1941 -
Autographs, 1942 -
Autographs, 1943-1946 -
Auxiliary Territorial Service -
Aircraft and Aviation on German Aviation by Edward Warner, 1943 -
Aviation: United States Army Air Corps
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Box 184 -
Ba (General) -
Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland -
Barnardo Helpers League -
Barnstaple -
Barry, Ida Spooner, 1946 -
Bass, Robert Perkins, 1941-1946 -
Baster, Nancy (Searle), 1945 -
Be (General) -
Beaconsfield Company, Home Guard -
Beam, Jacob D., 1942 -
Beaverbrook, Lord, 1941-1942 -
Beecham, Lady, 1941 -
Belgian Ambassador -
Benezet, Louis P., 1943 -
Benson, Mrs. Helen, 1945-1946 -
Benton, William, 1941-1946
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Box 185 -
Box 186 -
Bondfield, Margaret G., 1941 -
Bonney, Therese, 1941 -
Bonnlander, Mrs. Vincent C., 1941-1944 -
Books Across the Sea -
Boyd, Carlisle, 1941-1943 -
Boyd, Tom (1913 Bull), 1943 -
Br (General) -
Bracken, Brendan, 1941-1943 -
Bradford -
Brandeis, Louis D., 1941 -
Braucher, Howard, 1943-1946 -
Braunstein, B., 1941 -
Brazil; Brazilian Ambassador -
Brister, Jack (KRRC), 1942-1943 -
Bristol -
British-American Ambulance Corps, Inc. -
British Association for the Advancement of Science -
British Association for International Understanding -
British Camp Fire Girls -
British Council -
British Delegation to the United States (OPM) -
British Empire Cancer Campaign -
British Federation of Business and Professional Women
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Box 187 -
British Federation of Social Workers -
British Government (Various Ministries) -
British Legion -
British Red Cross and St. John's Fund -
British-Soviet Alliance Anniversary -
"British" - Miscellaneous -
Brittain, Sir Harry, 1942-1945 -
Broadcasting House -
Bromley, James, 1942 -
Brookings Institution (1) -
Brookings Institution (2) -
Brown, J. Douglas, 1941 -
Bryan, John, 1942
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Box 188 -
Box 189 -
Cambridge University Society for International Affairs -
Campbell, Douglas, 1941-1942 -
Camrose, Lord, 1941-1946 -
Cardiff, Mayor of -
Cardiff Business Club -
Carnegie, Mary, 1941-1945 -
Carroll, Wallace: Manuscript of The Unending Battle -
Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, 1944-1945 -
Catholic Truth Society -
Ce (General) -
Cecil, Lord, 1941-1944 -
Ch-Ci (General) -
Chambers, Rev. B., 1942 -
Chamberlain, Joseph P., 1942-1946 -
Chappell and Company (London) -
Charity Organization Society -
Charter Club -
Chelsea Borough Council -
Chequers
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Box 190 -
Box 191 -
City Livery Club -
Civil Defense Artists -
Cl (General) -
Clarendon Press -
Clark, Mrs. Cameron, 1941-1944 -
Clayton, W. L., 1945 -
Clifton College -
Clothworkers Company -
Coa-Con (General) -
Cohen, Ben V., 1941-1943 -
Colombian Ambassador -
Common Ground Ltd. -
Confederation of Management Associations -
Conference of Missionary Societies -
Congratulations on Appointment to Economic and Social Council, March 1946 -
Constitution Club -
Coo-Coz (General)
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Box 192 -
Cooper, Merian, 1941 -
Cooperative College, 1942 -
Cooperative News -
Corbett Ashby, Mrs., 1941-1942 -
Cordwainer Club, Ward of -
Cotton, R. W., 1942-1943 -
Council for Education in World Citizenship -
Council on Foreign Relations -
Courtauld, Samuel, 1941-1945 -
Coventry, Mayor of -
Cowles, Virginia, 1941-1944 -
Coyle, Arthur J, 1941-1945 -
Cr (General) -
Cranborne, Lady, 1941-1944 -
Cu-Cz (General) -
Cutting, Capt. Heyward, 1944-1946 -
Czech Minister (Czechoslovakia, Benes, etc.), 1944-1945
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Box 193 -
Da (General) -
Dana, Charles A., 1941-1942 -
Danish Council -
Davies, Eustace A., 1941 -
Davies, Joseph E., 1941-1944 -
Davies, Lord and Lady, 1941-1942 -
d'-de (General) -
De (General) -
Decorations to British Officers - Ceremony at Embassy -
Deerfield Academy -
Deputies of British Jews -
Devonshire Club -
Di (General) -
Dinner Parties
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Box 194 -
Die Zeitung -
Do (General) -
Douglas, Air Marshal Sholto, 1941 -
Dr (General) -
Du (General) -
Durham Cathedral -
Durham Miners' Association -
Ea-Ed (General) -
Earl, Honor, 1944 -
Economic and Social Council -
Eden, Anthony, 1941-1945 -
Eden, Mrs. Anthony and Family -
Eden, Mrs. John - Children's Friendship and Gifts Association -
Edinburgh
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Box 195 -
Box 196 -
Box 197 -
Food, Criticisms, 1941 -
Food, Profiteering and Black Markets, 1941 -
Food, 1942 -
Forum Club -
Fr-Fy (General) -
Frankfurter, Felix, 1941-1943 -
Free Church Federal Council -
Friends Service Council -
Foyles Literary Luncheons -
Ga (General) -
Gage, Mrs. Edward, 1941-1942 -
Gangulee, Prof. Dr. N., 1941-1942 -
Ge (General) -
General Film Distributions, Ltd. -
Germany -
Gi-Gl (General) -
Glasgow University -
Glasgow University Dialectic Society
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Box 198 -
Go (General) -
Goodrich, Carter, 1941-1946 -
Government Hospitality (British) -
Gr (General) -
Gray, David, 1941-1942 -
Great Western Railway -
Greater London Fund for the Blind -
Greece -
Greenlagh, James, 1943 -
Greville, Mrs. Ronald, 1941-1942 -
Grigg, Sir James and Lady, 1942-1945 -
Flat 30, 3 Grosvenor Square -
Gu-Gw (General) -
Guest, Lt. Comdr. Raymond, 1945-1946 -
Guilford, Mayor of -
Gunn, James, 1946 -
Haa-Han (General) -
Halifax, Lord, 1941-1943
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Box 199 -
Hall, Rev. Henry A., 1941-1942 -
Hap-Haz (General) -
Hard, Mrs. William, 1941 -
Harriman, Averell, 1941-1944 -
Hartley, H. T., 1941-1945 -
Hartley, Sir Harold, 1941-1946 -
Hayde, Charles, 1944-1945 -
He (General) -
Healy, John, 1943 -
Herbert, Mrs. Mervyn (Elizabeth), 1941-1944 -
Hi (General) -
Hicks, Mrs. Nugent, 1946 -
Hillman, William - Woman's Home Companion, 1943 -
His Majesty's Government -
Historical Society -
Hitchcock, Curtice, 1941-1945 -
Hitchcock, Col. Thomas, 1941-1944
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Box 200 -
Ho (General) -
Holderness, Mrs. Winsome, 1945-1946 -
Homely Women -
Hoover, J. Edgar, 1942-1943 -
Hopkins, Doris, 1941-1947 -
Hopkins, Mrs. Ethel, 1944 -
Hopkins, Harry, 1941-1945 -
Hopper, Bruce, 1941-1945 -
Housing -
Hs-Hy (General) -
Hull, Cordell, 1941-1944 -
Hungary -
Huskisson, Major, 1941-1943 -
Huxley, Julian, 1942-1946 -
Ia-Id (General) -
Il-Io (General)
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Box 201 -
Illava, Agatha Brown, 1943 -
Imperial Review -
Incorporated Association of Architects and Surveyors -
Incorporated Association of Head Masters -
India -
India League -
Industrial Christian Fellowship -
Industrial Women's Organization -
In Fact -
Information, Ministry of -
Ingersoll, C. Jared, 1946 -
Inner Temple -
Institute of Ray Therapy -
Institution of Chemical Engineers -
Institution of Mechanical Engineers -
Institution of Structural Engineers -
"International" (Organizations, etc.) -
International Affairs, A-B
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Box 202 -
International Affairs, C-W -
International Bureau for the Suppression of Traffic in Women and Children -
International Commission for War Refugees in Great Britain -
International Federation of Trade Unions -
International Labor Office (M. R. K. Burge) -
International Labor Office (Henri Reymond) -
International Labor Office (General) -
International Mercantile Marine Officers Association -
International Red Cross -
Inter-Parliamentary Union -
Inventory of Embassy Furniture
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Box 203 -
Box 204 -
Ke (General) -
Kelly, W. S. - International Wool Publicity and Research Secretariat, 1941-1942 -
Kelmsley, Lord, 1941-1944 -
Keynes, Lord John Maynard and Lady, 1941-1946 -
Ki-Kl (General) -
King George's Fund for Sailors -
Kin's Royal Rifle Corps -
Kinsman, The -
Kirkcaldy, Harold S., 1944 -
Kirkpatrick, Helen, 1941-1942 -
Kn-Kr (General) -
Knox, Frank, 1941-1942 -
Koo, Wellington and Mme., 1944 -
Ku (General) -
La (General) -
LaGuardia's Civil Defense Commission - Luncheon -
Lape, Esther, 1942-1944 -
Lascelles, Sir Alan, 1946 -
Laski, Harold, 1941-1945 -
Laughlin, Henry - Houghton-Mifflin Company, 1942-1946
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Box 205 -
Lazaron, Rabbi M. S., 1941-1944 -
Le (General) -
League of Nations (London Office) -
League of Nations Society in Canada -
League of Nations Union -
LeBeau, Dr. J., 1941 -
Lee, Imogen, 1941-1942 -
Lee, Gen. J. C. H., 1944-1946 -
Leeds -
Leggett, F. W., 1941-1942 -
Lehman, Herbert H., 1942-1946 -
Leith-Ross, Sir Frederick, 1941-1942 -
Lend-Lease Act -
Lever, Alfred H. W., 1941 -
Lewis, Crosby and Ruth Mary, 1945-1946 -
Li-Ll (General) -
Liberal Party Organization -
Liddell, C. O., 1941 -
Liggett and Myers Cigarette Company -
Lincoln -
Lincoln Lore
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Box 206 -
Lindsay, Dr. A. D., 1941-1945 -
Ling Physical Education Association -
Liverpool Burns Club -
Livingston, Tom, 1941 -
Livingstone, Sire Alexander Mackenzie, 1942-1946 -
Lo (General) -
London Co-operative Society -
London County Council -
London Fire Force -
London, Mayor of -
Lu-Ly (General) -
Lucas, Albert H. - St. Albans School, Washington, D.C. (Rivington Winant), 1943 -
Mc (General) -
McDougall, Frank L., 1941-1942 -
McGeachy, Miss Craig, 1944
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Box 207 -
McGill University -
McIntire, Adm. Ross T., 1945 -
McLane, John and Elizabeth, 1944-1946 -
Mac (General) -
MacLeish, Archibald, 1943-1944 -
MacKay, R. W. G., 1941 -
Mab-Man (General) -
Mack, Walter S., 1941 -
Maisky, I. M., 1944 -
Malcolm, James A., 1941 -
Mallery, Otto F., 1941-1945 -
Manchester, City of -
Manchester Guardian -
Manchester University -
Mann, Frances, 1947 -
Mansfield House University Settlement -
Mar-May (General) -
Marquand, H. A., 1941 -
Marshall, Gen. George, 1942-1944 -
Massey, Vincent, 1941-1945
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Box 208 -
Matthews, Major George, 1944-1946 -
Matthews, H. Freeman, 1941-1944 -
Mayer, Elizabeth, 1941-1943 -
Me (General) -
Meares, Minnie, 1942-1943 -
Mecca Agency -
Memoranda -
Menon, V. K. Krishna, 1941-1943 -
Merchant Navy Comforts Service -
Message -
Methven, Harry F., 1941-1945 -
Mi (General) -
Ministry of Information Press Survey -
Miscellaneous - British
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Box 209 -
Miscellaneous - American (1) -
Miscellaneous - American (2) -
Mo (General) -
Montgomery, Gen. B. L., 1942 -
Moore-Brabazon, Col., 1942 -
Moran, Lord and Lady, 1945-1946 -
Morgan, Sir Herbert, 1941-1942 -
Morgenthau, Henry, 1941-1946 -
Morley, Louise, 1946 -
Morrison, Herbert, 1941-1943 -
Morton, Alfred, 1941 -
Moyne, Lord, 1941-1942 -
Mu-My (General) -
Mulliner, Maurine (Social Security Board), 1941-1944 -
Murrow, Edward R. and Janet, 1941-1944 -
Na (General) -
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People -
National Association of Head Teachers
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Box 210 -
National Association of Women Civil Servants -
National Book League -
National Broadcasting Company -
National Child Labor Committee -
National Council of Social Service -
National Defense Public Interest Committee -
National Gallery -
National Municipal League (Howard P. Jones) -
National Recreation Association (Howard Braucher) -
National Resources Planning Board -
National Savings Committee -
National Trade Union Club, Ltd. -
National Union of Students -
Ne (General) -
Never Again Association -
Nevins, Allan, 1942 -
New Hampshire State Council of Defense -
New Hampshire - Miscellaneous -
New Hampshire Tuberculosis Association -
Newell, Prof. Arthur, 1946 -
Newspaper Press Fund -
Newspaper Proprietors Association -
Newspaper Society -
News Chronicle -
News Review
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Box 211 -
Ni (General) -
1941 Committee -
No (General) -
Noel-Baker, Philip, 1941-1946 -
Noon, Sir Firozkahn, 1941-1944 -
North American Newspaper Alliance -
Nottingham League of Nations Union -
Nu-Ny (General) -
Oa-Of (General) -
Office of Public Opinion Research - Princeton University -
Office of War Information (1) -
Office of War Information (2)
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Box 212 -
Office of War Information -
Officers Federation (Merchant Navy) -
Officers' Sunday Club -
Og-Ol (General) -
O'Leary, J. J., 1941 -
O'Leary, Margaret, 1941-1944 -
Om-Or (General) -
Os-Oz (General) -
Overseas House -
Oxford, Lady, 1941-1942 -
Oxford Union Society -
Oxford University and University Press -
Oxford University, Honorary Degree, October 25, 1946 -
Oxford and Cambridge University Club
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Box 213 -
Pa (General) -
Page, F. Handley, 1941 -
Paget, Lt. Gen. B. C. T., 1941 -
Paid Accounts -
Panama, Minister of -
Pan-American Airways, Inc. -
Pankhurst, E. Sylvia, 1941-1945 -
Parish, C. W., 1942 -
Parkestone and Bournemouth Cooperative -
Parkinson, Dana, 1941 -
Partridge, Frank, 1943-1945 -
Pauley, Edwin W., 1941 -
Pe-Pf (General) -
Peabody Donation Fund -
Pearl, Mr. and Mrs. Warren, 1942-1946 -
Pearson, Sir Neville, 1941 -
Pell, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert, 1941-1944
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Box 214 -
Box 215 -
Box 216 -
Press Releases, Conferences, etc. -
Princeton -
Princeton - Class of 1913 -
Prisoners of War -
Pr-Pz (General) -
Q (General) -
Ra (General) -
Ralph Pay and Taylor - Great White End Cottage -
"Rawlings" - Seer Green, Bucks -
Re (General) -
Readers' Digest -
Reading, Lady, 1941-1945 -
"Reconstruction: The American Challenge" -
Reconstruction Schemes - H. G. Wells -
Reconstruction: "America Marches" - Report by Margaret Carroll -
Reconstruction: International Finance
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Box 217 -
Reconstruction: Post-War Planning in Britain -
Reconstruction: "Presenting Post-War Planning to the People" -
Reconstruction: Youth Training Program After the War (Aubrey Williams - NYA) -
Reconstruction: Economics of the Atlantic Charter, Banker, December 1941 -
Reconstruction: Reports, Correspondence, Etc. -
Refugees -
Reid, Walter W., 1941-1945 -
Reports, Miscellaneous -
Residences -
Reuter Features -
Rexford, Mrs. C., 1944 -
Reynolds, Quentin, 1941-1942 -
Rh-Ri (General) -
Rhode, Gabriele, 1941-1945 -
Riegelman, Carol (ILO), 1941-1945 -
Roa-Rol (General)
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Box 218 -
Rom-Roz (General) -
Roosevelt, Mrs. Kermit, 1943-1945 -
Roosevelt, President Franklin D. [Before April 12, 1945] -
Roosevelt, President Franklin D. [Post April 12, 1945] -
Roosevelt, President Franklin D. - Personal Messages of Condolence on his Death -
Roosevelt, Mrs. Franklin D., 1942-1945 -
Roosevelt, Mrs. Franklin D. - Condolence Letters -
Rosenman, Samuel, 1945 -
Rotary International and Rotary Clubs in the United Kingdom -
Royal Aero Club - Royal Aeronautical Society -
Royal Empire Society -
Royal Family - Duke and Dutchess of Gloucester -
Royal Family - Princess Royal -
Royal Family - H. M. the King -
Royal Family - H. M. the Queen -
Royal Family - Queen Mary -
Royal Family -
Royal Institute of International Affairs -
Royal Naval College
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Box 219 -
Box 220 -
St. Paul's Church, Portsmouth Square -
St. Paul's School, Concord, NH -
St. Paul's School, W. Oakshott -
Salvation Army -
Saunders, H. A. St. George, 1941-1943 -
Savage Club -
Savage, Raymond, 1945-1946 -
Save the Children's Fund -
Sawbridge, Rev. Hugh, 1941-1942 -
Sawyer, Charles J., 1941-1942 -
Schuster, Sir George E., 1941-1945 -
Sc (General) -
Science of Culture Series -
The Scotsman -
Scott, T. T., 1943-1946 -
Scottish Burns Club -
Se (General) -
Selby, Mrs. Frances M. Collingwood, 1941 -
Semphill, Lord, 1941 -
Sh-Sl (General) -
Sheean, Vincent, 1941 -
Sheffield -
Sheffield Council of Christian Communities -
Sheffield Youth Council -
Shine, Joseph, 1943 -
Shirras, Prof. G. Findlay, 1942 -
Shrewsbury -
Simon, Lord and Lady, 1941-1942 -
Simon, Sir Ernest, 1941-1943
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Box 221 -
Skouras, S. P., 1946 -
Smith, Geoffrey, 1941-1945 -
Smith, Phil, 1941-1945 -
Sm-Sn (General) -
So (General) -
Social Credit Party -
Somerville College -
Sons of Friends of JGW Seen by the Ambassador -
Sound Currency Association -
South and Central American Reaction to the Ambassador's Guildhall Speech, August 28, 1942 -
Southwell, Mrs. Erica, 1941-1946 -
Soviet Ambassador -
Sp-Sq (General)
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Box 222 -
Speeches by Members of British Government -
Speeches by President Roosevelt -
Speeches by Members of the United States Government -
Speeches - Miscellaneous -
Sports and General Press Agency -
St (General) -
Stark, Admiral Harold, 1944-1946 -
Stamford -
Standing Joint Committee of Industrial Women's Organizations -
Staples -
Stars and Stripes
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Box 223 -
Stein, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W., 1941 -
Stein, Osvald and Margaret, 1941-1944 -
Stettinius, Edward R., Jr., 1942-1946 -
Steyne, Alan, 1941-1944 -
Stillman, Rufus, Kate and Edgar, 1944 -
Straight, Lady Daphne, 1943-1946 -
Stuart, Horatius Bonar, 1941 -
Su-Sz (General) -
Sulgrave Manor Board -
Survey Graphic -
Sweezy, Mrs. Paul, 1943-1947 -
Ta (General) -
Tawney, Prof. R. H., 1941-1945 -
Taylor, Myron, 1944-1946 -
Te (General) -
Teheran Conference, Material Collected on -
Teulon, Merrill John, 1941-1946 -
Th-Ti (General)
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Box 224 -
Thanksgiving Day - Westminster Abbey -
Thanksgiving Day, 1944 -
Thirty Club -
Thompson, Comm. C. R. "Tommy", 1944-1946 -
Thompson, Llewellyn, 1941 -
Tillett, Benjamin, 1941-1943 -
Time and Life -
The Times (London) -
Tixier, M. and Mme. Adrien, 1941-1946 -
To (General) -
Trade Union Congress -
Transport and General Worker's Record -
Travel Club -
Travellers' Club -
Tree, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald, 1942-1945 -
Trenchard, Lord, 1941-1945 -
Truman, President Harry S., 1945-1946 -
Tweedy, Mrs. Grace V., n.d. -
Twentieth-Century Fox Theatre -
Tr-Tz (General) -
U (General)
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Box 225 -
Box 226 -
Box 227 -
Washington Visit (4), Spring 1942 -
Washington Visit (5), Spring 1942 -
We (General) -
Wedemeyer, Gen. A. C., 1945 -
Wells, H. G., 1941-1942 -
Welsh Society -
West Midland Group on Post-War Reconstruction and Planning -
Wh (General) -
Whites Club -
Whitney, A. T., 1941-1942 -
Wia-Williams (General) -
Williamson-Wiz (General) -
Wingate, General Order, 1945 -
Winget, Ltd.
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Box 228 -
Box 229 -
Young Men's Christian Association (1) -
Young Men's Christian Association (2) -
Yu (General) -
Za (General) -
Zi (General) -
Zo (General) -
Winant, John G., Jr.: Report of Searching Party -
Winant, John G., Jr.: Newspaper Accounts re Missing in Action, October 12, 1943 -
Winant, John G., Jr.: Canadian Red Cross Committee -
Winant, John G., Jr.: Crew -
Winant, John G., Jr.: Official Notices, Reports on -
Winant, John G., Jr.: Letters of
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Winant, John G., Jr.: Red Cross Supplies for -
Winant, John G., Jr.: Letters to -
Winant, John G., Jr.: Miscellaneous Correspondence re -
Winant, John G., Jr.: Letters of Sympathy and Congratulations (British) - Buckingham Palace -
Winant, John G., Jr.: Letters of Sympathy and Congratulations (British) - A-Z and Unidentified -
Winant, John G., Jr.: Lists of Letters of Sympathy Received -
Winant, John G., Jr.: Letters of Sympathy and Congratulations (American) A-E
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Box 232 -
Winant, Mrs. John G -
Velando, Constance Winant -
Winant, John G., Jr. - Before Capture -
Winant, Rivington -
Archibald D. Russell Estate -
Winant, Mrs. Gilbert -
Winant, Clinton D. -
Winant Family -
Winant, Frederick -
Winant, Bay (Mrs. Clinton), Ursula, Valerie, Hilary -
Winant, John G.: Biographical Material -
Winant, John G.: Personal -
Winant, John G.: Automobile -
Winant, John G.: Insurance -
Winant, John G.: Financial Matters -
Winant, John G.: Addresses, Notes, etc. -
Winant, John G.: Calling Cards, Membership Cards, Notes, etc.
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Box 234 -
Box 235 -
Box 236 -
Box 237 -
Winant, John G.: Congratulatory Messages (1), 1941 -
Winant, John G.: Congratulatory Messages (2), 1941 -
Winant, John G.: Congratulatory Messages (3), 1941 -
Winant, John G.: Congratulatory Messages (4), 1941 -
Winant, John G.: Congratulatory Messages (5), 1941 -
Winant, John G.: Congratulatory Messages (6), 1941 -
Winant, John G.: Congratulatory Messages (7), 1941 -
Winant, John G.: Congratulatory Messages (8), 1941 -
Winant, John G.: Congratulatory Messages and Copies of Replies (1) -
Winant, John G.: Congratulatory Messages and Copies of Replies (2) -
Winant, John G.: Congratulatory Messages and Letters from Friends and Replies -
Winant, John G.: Congratulatory Messages and Letters from Officials and Replies -
Winant, John G.: Unsigned Answers to Congratulatory Letters, February 1941 -
Winant, John G.: Congratulatory Cables
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Box 239 -
Box 240 -
Press Clippings, January-February 1942 -
Press Clippings, March-May 1942 -
Press Clippings, June-September 1942 -
Press Clippings, October-December 1942 -
Press Clippings: Invasion of Italy, August-September 1943 -
Press Clippings: Meeting with Eden and Maisky, September 1, 1943 -
Press Clippings, 1943 -
Press Clippings, 1944 -
Press Clippings, etc., 1945
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