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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

The Winant Papers include correspondence, memoranda, reports, financial papers, campaign records and literature, appointment books, drafts of speeches and other writings, newspaper clippings and other printed material. Early papers relating to Winant’s government service in New Hampshire are of an official nature and deal with matters such as old-age insurance, unemployment relief, and conservation of natural resources; papers from later years, including the Ambassadorial period, are mainly personal files dealing with social invitations, speaking engagements and requests for recommendations, jobs, or assistance. Personal papers dealing with family affairs and financial matters are filed at the end of each series.

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 1^st Aero Squadron. By the time he left the service in 1919, he had risen to the rank of Captain of the 8^th 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]

Series 3: Governorship: Third Term, 1933-1934

Series 3 includes incoming and outgoing correspondence, memoranda and reports arranged alphabetically by subject or surname of correspondent. Includes correspondence with State officials regarding liquor control and minimum wage legislation as well as material concerning the Untied Textile Workers’ Strike of 1934. Also, family, personal and business correspondence.

Box 73

A (General)
Acts
Adjutant General
Adjutant General: Capt. Joseph T. Hennessey
Agriculture, Department of (New Hampshire and United States)
Agriculture, Department of: Bovine T. B.; Contagious Abortion
American Association for Economic Education
American Association for Labor Legislation
American Legion
Ba-Bl (General)
Bo (General)

Box 74

Boy Scouts - General Correspondence
Boy Scouts - Lewis, J. Hamilton
Boy Scouts - Nodine, Ralph H.
Boy Scouts - Policy Committee Report
Boy Scouts - Miscellaneous

Box 75

Br (General)
Bridges, H. Styles
Brookings Institution Report: General Correspondence
Brookings Institution: Minutes of Meetings of Joint Committee to State
Brookings Institution: Requests for Reports: A-L
Brookings Institution: Requests for Reports: M-Y
Brookings Institution: Miscellaneous
Brown Company

Box 76

Brown, Senator Fred H., 1933-1934
Bu-By (General)
Budget Material
Ca (General)
California, State of
Camps, Various Data re
Camp Survey

Box 77

Census
Century of Progress
Ce-Ci (General)
Chase, Bernard B., 1932-1933

Box 78

Child Health, Labor, etc.
Christian Science Monitor Article by Janet Mabie
Christmas Cards and Lists
Chambers of Commerce
Civil Works Administration: Miss Patch Orders from Hopkins
Civil Works Administration: Washington Communications
Civil Works Administration: Census-Farming
Civil Works Administration: Artists' Program
Civil Works Administration: Aviation
Civil Works Administration: Child Health and Recovery Survey
Civil Works Administration: Fish and Game Department Projects
Civil Works Administration: General Correspondence
Civil Works Administration: Moth Prevention and Mosquito Control
Civil Works Administration: Payroll Data
Civil Works Administration: Projects Approved

Box 79

Civil Works Administration: Recreational
Civil Works Administration: Injuries
Civil Works Administration: Tax Delinquency Study, 1934
Civil Works Administration: Young People's Survey, 1934
Civilian Conservation Corps Camps, 1933-1934
Cl (General)
Co (General)
Committee on Economic Security
Committee for the Nation, 1934
Community Chests
Con (General)

Box 80

Concord, City of: Mayor's Office, 1933
Concord Silversmiths, 1933
Coolidge, Calvin, 1933
Coos County
Coos County Workers' Club, Berlin
Cost of Living Study - General
Cost of Living Study - Washington Correspondence
Council, 1933-1934
Council and Governor Votes
Council of State Governments
County Matters
Couper, W. J. (Canada), 1934

Box 81

Coyle, Arthur J. - Concord Oil Company
Cr (General)
Crime, Data re (Mr. Caswell)
Cummings, Hon. George D., 1933-1934
Da (General)
Dartmouth College

Box 82

Davis, Burnham B. - Letters Written by
Davis, Harold M., 1934
Daylight Savings Time, 1934
De (General)
Democratic Material, 1933
Dental Board
Diatomite Company
Do (General)
Donations
Dr-Dy (General)
Dreier, Tom, 1933-1934

Box 83

Ea-Ed (General)
Eastern States Exposition
Economic Security Advisory Council, 1934
Education, Department of, 1933-April 1934
Education, Department of, May-December 1934
Education: Residence Schools; Hotel Training
Education, Department of: Reports, Minutes, Statements, etc. (1)
Education, Department of: Reports, Minutes, Statements, etc. (2)
Education, Department of: Reports, Minutes, Statements, etc. (3)

Box 84

El-Ez (General)
Ely, Richard - Com. Interstate Compacts, etc., 1933
Employment Service - State of New Hampshire (Hon. W. Frank Persons), 1934
Employment: Re-Employment Service
Employment: Richard Hall, 1934
Engagements (1), 1933-1934
Engagements (2), 1933-1934
Executive Department
Extradition Material, 1933

Box 85

Fa-Fe (General)
Factories
Farm Bureau
Farm Credit Administration - Agricultural Advisory Council for NH
Farms, Legislation re
Farms: Subsistence Homesteads
Fay, Spofford, and Thorndike (Boston)
F.E.R.A. (Massachusetts)
F.E.R.A. (New Hampshire)
F.E.R.A. - Applications, Receipts, 1933-April 1934
F.E.R.A. - Applications, Receipts, May-August 1934
F.E.R.A. - Applications, Receipts, September-December 1934
F.E.R.A. Robert W. Kelso

Box 86

F.E.R.A. - General
Federal Housing Act
Fernald, Alice, 1933-1934
Fi (General)
Fish and Game: Dr. H. P. K. Agersborg
Fish and Game: Appointments
Fish and Game: Dr. Buller's Report, 1933
Fish and Game: "Agreeable" replies re Finley and Department
Fish and Game: Non-agreeable replies re Finley

Box 87

Fish and Game Department: General Correspondence, 1933
Fish and Game Department: General Correspondence, 1934
Fish and Game Department: Jennison's Charges and Advisory Board Report
Fl-Fo (General)

Box 88

Forestry Department, 1933
Forestry: General Correspondence, 1934
Forestry: Philip W. Ayres
Forestry: Reforestation
Forestry: Sub-marginal Lands
Forestry: White Pine Situation
Forty-eight Hour Law (1)
Forty-eight Hour Law (2)

Box 89

Fr-Fu (General)
Ga-Gh (General)
Gi-Gl (General)
Go (General)
Governor Dummer Academy
Governors' Conference (with FDR), March 1933
Governors' Conference, 1933

Box 90

Governors' Conference, 1933
Governors' Conference, 1934
Gr-Gu (General)
Granite
Groveton Paper Company
Ha-Hap (General)
Hampton Sea Wall
Hampton - Miscellaneous

Box 91

Har-Haz (General)
He (General)
Health, State Board of, 1933
Health, State Board of, 1934
Hi (General)
Highway Department: Bridges, 1932-1933
Highway Department, 1933

Box 92

Highway Department (1), 1933
Highway Department (2), 1933
Highway Department: Purrington and Independent Coal Tar Company, 1933
Highway Department, January-February 1934
Highway Department, March-April 1934
Highway Department, May-July 1934
Highway Department, August-December 1934

Box 93

Ho (General)
Holderness School
Home Loan Bank and Home Owners Loan Corp.
Home Mortgage Advisory Board
Hu (General)
I (General)
Important Matters
Inaugural Messages

Box 94

Industries
Inflation and Deflation
Institutions: Survey
Institutions: NH State Sanatorium at Glencliffe
Institutions: State Hospital, 1933
Institutions: State Hospital, 1934

Box 95

Institutions: Industrial School
Institutions: Laconia State School
Institutions: State Prison, 1933
Institutions: State Prison, 1934
Insurance Department
International YMCA (Springfield)
International YMCA (Geneva, Switzerland)
International YMCA (Jerusalem)

Box 96

International Committee of YMCA's - Untied States and Canada
Interstate Commerce Commission (1)
Interstate Commerce Commission (2)
Interstate Compacts - Joint Conference, May 29, 1934

Box 97

Interstate Compacts: Child Labor
Interstate Compacts: Meeting at State House, August 1, 1934
Interstate Labor Compacts: Meetings and Minutes of Meetings
Interstate Labor Compacts: Massachusetts Resolve and Acts, etc.
Interstate Labor Compacts: New Hampshire Commission
Interstate Labor Compacts: Parkman and Perkins Correspondence
Interstate Compacts: General
Invitations, January 1933

Box 98

Invitations, February-September 1933

Box 99

Invitations, October 1933-May 1934

Box 100

Invitations, June-December 1934
Invitations, Tentative

Box 101

Ja-Je (General)
Jews
Jo (General)
Ka (General)
Kansas, 1933
Ke (General)
Kendall, Henry P., 1933
Keyes, Hon. Henry W., 1933-1934
Ki (General)
Kn-Ko (General)
La (General)

Box 102

Labor, U.S. Department of: Frances Perkins
Labor Laws
Labor: Strike Material
Labor, State Bureau of: Re Shoe Industry
Labor, State Bureau of: Re Women and Minors
Labor, State Bureau of: Miscellaneous
Lape, Esther, 1932-1934
Larivee, Jules, Jr. - Case Studies
Law Enforcement (Mr. Nute)

Box 103

Le (General)
League of Nations
League of Women Voters (NH)
Legislation: Federal
Legislation: General
Legislation: New Hampshire Primary and Election Laws
Legislation: New Hampshire Session Laws
Legislation: Unemployment Relief in New Hampshire

Box 104

Legislation: NH House Bills and Journals
Leisure
Letters of Recommendation and Introduction
Letters - Thank you
Li-Ll (General)
Library - State: Library Commission
Library - Citizens Library Committee
Lippman, Walter (Column "Today and Tomorrow"), 1933

Box 105

Liquor Control Legislation: Letters Requesting Study Commission, 1933
Liquor Control Legislation: Answers to Governor Winant's Letter of Appointment to Study Commission, 1934
Liquor Control Legislation: Requests of Specific Departments to Cooperate with the Committee
Liquor Control Legislation: Special Liquor Study Committee
Liquor Control Legislation: Replies to Governor's Letter re Calling of a Special Session
Liquor Control Legislation: Liquor Commissioner, 1934
Liquor Control Legislation: New State Liquor Commission, Appointed, June 13, 1934
Liquor Control Legislation: State Liquor Control Commission, 1934
Liquor Control Legislation: Requests for the Report of the Liquor Control Committee
Liquor Control Legislation: Requests for Job on Commission

Box 106

Liquor Control Legislation: Requests for Jobs as Storekeeper, Inspector, etc.
Liquor Control Legislation: Miscellaneous Job Requests
Liquor: Special Session
Liquor: Special Session - Senate and House Committees
Liquor: Special Session - The Bill
Liquor: Petitions Favoring Special Session
Liquor: Petitions Opposing Special Session
Liquor: Letters Favoring Special Session

Box 107

Liquor: Letters Opposing Special Session
Liquor: Special Session - Other Legislation Not Acted On
Liquor: Various
Lists
Littleton, NH
Lo (General)
Loans, Requests for
Lockwood, Harold J., 1933-1934

Box 108

Lumber Camps, Survey of Operations
Lu-Ly (General)
Mac-Mc (General)
Maa-Map (General)
Mabie, Miss Janet, 1933-1934
Manchester, NH
Manifests
Mar-Maz (General)
Mary and Olive (Winant's Secretaries) - Notes, Lists, etc.
Mayors' Meeting, June 26, 1933

Box 109

Me (General)
Meetings - Various, 1934
Meloney, Mrs. William Brown - New York Herald Tribune, 1933-1934
Memberships: Organizations Desiring the Governors' Membership
Metcalf and Eddy (Mr. Fales)
Mi (General)
Milk, 1933

Box 110

Milk, 1934
Milk Conference (1), 1933
Milk Conference (2), 1933
Milk Conference (3), 1933
Milk Conference (4), 1933

Box 111

Milk Conference, 1933, etc.
Mills, Data re
Minimum Wage: Advisory Council Executive Committee
Minimum Wage: Complaints and Inquiries Referred to Miss Johnson
Minimum Wage Committee of International Association of Governmental Labor Officials
Minimum Wage: Conference reports, Articles, Laws
Minimum Wage: Consumer Milk Study, 1934
Minimum Wage: Correspondence

Box 112

Minimum Wage: General
Minimum Wage: Laundry Board
Minimum Wage: Minors Injured When Illegally Employed
Minimum Wage: Unemployment Reserves (insurance)
Minimum Wage: Vocational Guidance Conference, June 13, 1934
Mo (General)
Mobilization for Human Needs - Newton D. Baker, Chairman, 1934
Mortgages
Moses, Senator George H., 1931-1934

Box 113

Motor Vehicle Department: General Correspondence
Motor Vehicle Department: Requests for Jobs
Motor Vehicle Department: Statistics, Reports, Records
Mu-My (General)
Na-Ne (General)
National Conference on State Parks, Herbert Evison, Executive Secretary, 1934
National Consumers' League
National Institution of Public Affairs (Mr. Wingo)
National Modernizing Program (Chicago), 1934
National Municipal League

Box 114

NRA: Consumers' Advisory Board
NRA: Miscellaneous (Hugh Johnson), 1933
NRA: Miscellaneous (Hugh Johnson), 1934
National Recreation Association, 1933

Box 115

National Recreation Association, 1934
National Safety Council - National Conference on Street and Highway Safety
National Organizations: Miscellaneous
Navy
New Castle (New Reservation)
New England Council, 1933
New England Council, 1934
New Hampshire Foundation for the Promotion of Uniformity of Legislation

Box 116

New Hampshire Foundation
New Hampshire - Various
Newspaper Clippings (1)
Newspaper Clippings (2)
Newspaper Clippings (3)

Box 117

Newspapers, Requests for Interviews
Ni-Ny (General)
O (General)
Oil
Old Home Week, 1933
Opinions (Of Supreme Court, etc.)
Pa (General)
Pamphlets, Periodicals, Books, Reports Sent to Governor

Box 118

Pamphlets, Periodicals, Books, Reports Sent to Governor

Box 119

Pamphlets, Periodicals, Books, Reports Sent to Governor
Pardons and Paroles: General
Pardons and Paroles: A-Cl

Box 120

Pardons and Paroles: Co-Hi

Box 121

Pardons and Paroles: Ho-N

Box 122

Pardons and Paroles: P-T

Box 123

Pardons and Paroles: V-Z
Pe-Ph (General)
Pearson, John W., 1933-1934
Pennsylvania (Governor Pinchot, etc.)
Peterson, Agnes L. - U.S. Department of Labor, Women's Bureau, Washington, D.C.
Petitions
Pharmacy Board (NH State)
Photograph Requests, 1931-1934
Pi-Pl (General)
Planning Board: General Correspondence

Box 124

Planning Board (State); Membership Correspondence, New Hampshire Meetings
Planning Board: Miscellaneous
Planning Board - National (National Resources Board), Charles W. Wilot
Po (General)
Poetry
Police, Special Committee to Study the Powers of, 1934
Police: Various State and Federal, 1933-1934

Box 125

Police Commissioners' Reports: Various
Portsmouth
Pr-Py (General)
Princeton
Princeton-Yenching Foundation (China)
Printing Committee (State), July 1934
Proclamations: American Education Week
Proclamations: Armistice Day
Proclamations: Bank Holiday
Proclamations: Child Health Day
Proclamations: Conservation Week
Proclamations: Prohibition, Election of Delegates
Proclamations: Fire Prevention Week
Proclamations: Fast Day
Proclamations: Miscellaneous
Proclamations: Poppy Day
Proclamations: Pulaski Day
Proclamations: Red Cross
Proclamations: Thanksgiving Day
Proclamations: Unemployment Relief, 1932
Prohibition: Convention to Repeal 18th Amendment

Box 126

Prohibition, Department to Enforce (1), 1933
Prohibition, Department to Enforce (2), 1933
Public Service Commission, 1933
Public Service Commission, 1934

Box 127

Public Welfare Department, 1933
Public Welfare, Board of, 1934
Public Welfare: Blind Aid
Public Welfare: Cancer
Public Works Administration: Art Project
Public Works Administration: Merrimack County Farm
Public Works: Projects Approved
Public Works: State Projects

Box 128

Public Works (State): Royden Reed, 1934
Public Works for Unemployment Relief, 1933
Publicity for New Hampshire - Various Data, 1933
Purchasing Agent
Q (General)
Ra (General)
Race Track: Gambling and Betting
Radio, 1933-1934

Box 129

Railroads (1)
Railroads (2)
Railroad Meeting, Boston, July 5, 1934
Rauch, Rudolph S., 1933-1934
Re (General)
Real Estate Brokers: Special Commission to Study and Report on, 1934
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: Acts and Regulations

Box 130

Reconstruction Finance Corporation: Local Relief Prior to Federal Emergency Relief
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: Relief Prior to #417 and Federal Emergency Relief
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: General
Recreational Development Office Report, November 30, 1934
Recreation: General (1)
Recreation: General (2)

Box 131

Recreation: Mrs. Marjorie S. Cautley, 1934
Recreational Commission, October 1934
Recreation Congress: Washington, DC, October 1-5, 1934
Recreation: Music
Recreation: Projects
Recreation: Rural, 1934
Recreation: Ski Trails, 1934
Recreation: University of New Hampshire Recreation School
Red Cross

Box 132

Rehabilitation
Relief Money (Federal), Allocation of, 1932-1934
Republican Headquarters
Republican campaign Material, 1934
Ri (General)
Ro (General)
Roosevelt, President Franklin D.
Roosevelt, Theodore - Memorial Association
Root, Dr. Manley B., 1934
Ru-Ry (General)

Box 133

Sa (General)
St. Paul's School
Sc (General)
Se (General)
Secretary of State
Seidemann, Henry P. - Brookings Institute, 1933-1934
Selectman
Sh (General)
Shawmut National Bank of Boston
Si-Sl (General)
Sm (General)
Small Industries
Small Loans

Box 134

Sn-Sq (General)
Soldiers' Home
Spelman Fund
Spelman Fund: Study of State and Local Governments
St (General)
Staff, Governor's Military
State Comptroller's Department
State Development Commission (Mr. Tuttle), 1933
State Development Commission, 1934

Box 135

State House: Personnel Survey, Salaries
State House: Salary Increases
State House: Clerks' Salaries
State House: Survey of Departments and Plans for New Additions
State Payroll
State Treasurer
State Treasurer: Bonded Debt
State Treasurer: Daily Cash Balances, 1933

Box 136

State Treasurer: Daily Cash Balances, 1934
Statements
Stone, Dr. Donald C. - Public Administration Service
Story, Stephen B. - Recovery Relief
Stream Pollution - Ammonoosuc River
Stream Pollution - Contoocook River
Stream Pollution - Connecticut River
Stream Pollution - Lake Winnisquam
Stream Pollution - Various
Stream Pollution - Purification Conference, Washington, December 6, 1934

Box 137

Su-Sz (General)
Sympathy
Ta-Te (General)
Tax Commission, New Hampshire State
Textiles
Textiles - Bulletins
Textile Strike (National) - Clippings

Box 138

Textile Strike (National) - Congratulations
Textile Strike (National) - Expense Accounts
Textile Strike (National) - Requests for Positions
Textile Strike (National) - President's Inquiry Board
Textile Strike (National) - Labor Relations Board
Textile Strike - General
Textile Strike - Suggestions
Th-Ti (General)
Tindale, Thomas K. - NH Relief Office, 1934
To-Tu (General)
Tobey, Senator Charles W., 1933-1934
Tuberculosis, Granite (Dust)

Box 139

Tuberculosis
U (General)
Unemployment: Aid Cases: A-E

Box 140

Unemployment: Aid Cases: F-W

Box 141

Unemployment: Aid Cases: X-Z
Unemployment: Mrs. Lillian L. Albee
Unemployment: Applications for Work
Unemployment: Complaints
Unemployment: Correspondence - General
Unemployment: Emergency Gardens
Unemployment: Federal Act for Relief of
Unemployment: Memos and Letters Signed by the Governor for Miss Patch
Unemployment: Miscellaneous
Unemployment: NH Emergency Relief Administration, 1934
Unemployment: New Hampshire Plan

Box 142

Unemployment: Old Age Pension
Unemployment: Plans for Relief of
Unemployment: Recovery Relief Bulletins, Financial Statements
Unemployment: Relief Cost Survey, 1934

Box 143

Unemployment: Reports and Expenditures (Case Loads)
Unemployment: Requests for Payment
Unemployment: Survey of Welfare Administration in New Hampshire, 1934
Unemployment: State Welfare Relief Passed by Senate and House, June 13, 1933
Unemployment: Transient Camps
Unemployment: White Collar Work (Various)
Unemployment: Work: A-B

Box 144

Unemployment: Work: C-P

Box 145

Unemployment: Work: R-Z
Unemployment: Miscellaneous Reports (1)
Unemployment: Miscellaneous Reports (2)

Box 146

University of New Hampshire, 1933
University of New Hampshire, 1934
V (General)
Vermont - New Hampshire Boundary Line Case
Veterans
Vetoes, 1933
Voting

Box 147

Wa (General)
War, Data re
Warm Springs, Georgia (Infantile Paralysis)
Wages: Minimum Wage Laws, Bills, etc.
We (General)
West Point: Appointments to, etc.
Weights and Measures
Wh (General)
Whitcher, George (Man Lost in Coos County), 1934
Wi (General)
Wiesman, Miss Margaret - Consumers' League of Massachusetts, 1933
Wilder, Mrs. Abby L. (Rindge), 1933
Willoughby Report, 1933
Wo-WY (General)

Box 148

World Court
X-Y-Z (General)
Young Republicans
Youth Hostels: American Youth Hostel Association, Inc. (Mr. and Mrs. Smith), 1934
Winant: Art and Books, 1933
Winant: Art and Books, 1934
Winant: Dogs
Winant: Farm
Winant: Horses
Winant: 8th Aero Squadron
Winant: Presidency

Box 149

Winant: Letters of Commendation on His Administration
Winant: Financial Matters, Bills, etc.
Winant: Christmas Messages
Winant: Articles re and Biographical Material
Winant: Personal
Winant, Mrs. John G.
Winant, Miss Constance
Winant, John G., Jr. - School in Arizona
Winant, Rivington - School, 1933
Winant, Frederick

Box 150

Legislative Handbook
Minutes of the Executive Board, 1931-1934

Box 151

"Manual of Accounting and Reporting for the State Government of New Hampshire"
"Report on A Survey of the Organization and Administration of the State, County, and Town Governments of New Hampshire"
"Report on A Survey of Administration in New Hampshire" Volume II

Box 152

Miscellaneous Printed Materials