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Collection Overview

Title: Adolf A. Berle Papers, 1912-1974

Primary Creator: Berle, Adolf A. (1895-1971)

Extent: 120.28 Cubic Feet

Scope and Contents of the Materials

The Adolf A. Berle Papers is a collection of 247 boxes arranged in 29 individual series, with the majority of materials organized chronologically. The collection was donated to the FDR Presidential Library between 1972 and 1982 by Mrs. Beatrice Berle. The papers cover Adolf A. Berle’s (1895-1971) personal and professional life, including Early Career files, General and Personal Correspondence, Wisconsin Public Service Commission, President Roosevelt’s 1932 Campaign, Reconstruction Finance Corporation, Blue Sky Laws, Stock Market Investigation, New York Stock Exchange, Committees, Twentieth Century Fund, and the National Committee for a Free Europe/Free Europe Committee.

Notable materials include Series 10, “State Department Correspondence, 1938-1945.” As Assistant Secretary of State, he was charged with coordination of financial questions with those of policy; general supervision over the Financial Division, the Passport Division, the Division of International Conferences (except fiscal), the Division of International Communications (aviation only), the Division of Foreign Activity Correlation, the Translating Bureau, and other matters connected with foreign nationalities in the United States. He was also involved in the general supervision of affairs relating to Canada and Greenland and coordinated wartime intelligence matters.

Following the State Department Correspondence is Series 11, “State Department Subject File, 1938-1945.” This series also includes correspondence, drafts, memoranda, notes, printed materials, reports, and speeches relating to Berle’s diplomatic and political activities while at the State Department.

The bulk of the material found within the collection are in Series 23, “Speeches and Writings, 1921-1973,” arranged chronologically within six sub-series. These materials include Berle’s articles, book drafts, book reviews, and speeches, frequently accompanied by correspondence. There are also correspondence files containing reactions to his speeches and writings, invitations to speak, and requests for articles and reviews. His correspondents included, in addition to editors and publishers, academics, businessmen, and politicians such as Arthur Burns, Emmet J. Hughes, Henry Kissinger, Gardiner Means, Raymond Moley, Francis Perroux, Julius Pratt, Arther Schlesinger, Jr., Harold Tittman, and William A. Williams. Drafts of speeches and articles for James A. Farley and Louis Johnson are also present. Though this file has most of Berle’s speeches and writings, additional materials are scattered throughout his papers.

Other significant material can be found in Series 27, “The Diary of Adolf A. Berle, Jr., February 1937-January, 1971.” The diary provides a series of memoranda in which Berle recorded his daily activities and comments on personalities, domestic and foreign affairs, and national and New York politics. The entries are supplemented by letters, memoranda of conversations, and clippings, with much of the supporting material focused on the World War II period.

Collection Historical Note

Adolf A. Berle was born on January 29, 1895, in Boston Massachusetts, the second of four children of Dr. Adlof Augustus and Mary Augusta (Wright) Berle. He graduated from Harvard College in 1913, after majoring in history, and received his M.A. degree the following year. In 1916 at age twenty-one he became the youngest man to receive an LL.B. degree from the Harvard Law School and began practicing with Louis D. Brandeis’s firm. When the United States entered World War I, he enlisted in the Army. After receiving officer training at Plattsburg, New York, he was commission a second lieutenant and served at the Army War College in Washington, D.C. as an intelligence officer. In 1918 the Army sent him to Santo Domingo to settle land titles for U.S. sugar companies in order to increase sugar production for the war effort. He drafted a land law that is still operative in the Dominican Republic. After the armistice he remained in the Army and served with the American Commission to Negotiate the Peace at Paris as an adviser on Russian, Polish and Baltic affairs. He protested the Versailles settlement in May, 1919, and requested to be relieved from his duties with the Commission. His request was granted the following month.

After his discharge in July, 1919, Berle moved to New York where he resumed law practice with the firm of Rounds, Hatch, Dillingham, & Debevoise. He became a volunteer worker with the Henry Street Settlement and, at the request of the American Indian Defense Association, helped to secure the land titles of the Pueblo Indians in New Mexico and assisted in drafting the Pueblo Indian Land Law of 1924. He became a member of the firm of Lippitt & Berle in 1924, and in 1929, he organized with his brother Rudolf, the firm of Berle and Berle. Meanwhile he had started teaching, first at a lecturer at the Harvard Business School from 1924 to 1927, and then as associate professor and professor of corporation law at Columbia University from 1927 to 1963. He was on leave of absence during World War II and became professor emeritus in 1963. He served as special counsel to a committee of the Ohio State Bar Association in revising the Ohio Corporation Law in 1926-27, and in the same capacity to the Wisconsin Public Service Commission in revising the Wisconsin Securities Law in 1931-32.

Berle’s association with Franklin D. Roosevelt began as a member of the Brain Trust, a group headed by Raymond Moley which advised Governor Roosevelt during his campaign for the Presidency in 1932. Although he declined a full-time position in the Roosevelt administration, he helped to write a section of the Bankruptcy Act, assisted the Reconstruction Finance Corporation in railroad reorganizations, and was special counsel to the R.F.C. from 1933 to 1938. He also participated in the Treasury Conference during the “Bank Holiday” in March, 1933, and advised the government on stock exchange legislation in 1933 and 1934. He went to Cuba in August, 1933, at the request of the State Department as financial adviser ot the American Embassy in Havana. In 1934, he was elected a member of the Advisory Committee of the Board of Governors of the New York Stock Exchange.

As Chamberlain of the City of New York form 1934-1937, Berle worked to improve the City’s finances and to acquire and unify public ownership and control the rapid transit railroads. When the office was abolished in 1937, on his recommendation, he became temporary chairman of the Planning Commission of the City of New York, a member of the City Housing Authority, and chairman of a committee to study New York’s substitute teacher system.

From 1938 to 1944, Berle was an Assistant Secretary of State. He took particular interest in Latin American affairs serving as a U.S. delegate to inter-American conferences in Lima (1938), and Havana (1940). (He had been a U. S. delegate at Buenos Aires in 1936-37, and later attended the conference at Mexico City in 1945). His duties at the Department of State included postwar planning, negotiating with Allied governments in exile, coordinating U.S. and foreign intelligence activities, evaluating trends in international finance, drafting government statements on international questions, and writing speeches for the President and administration officials. He was president of the International Conference on Civil Aviation in Chicago in 1944, and chairman of the United States delegation. He served as United States ambassador to Brazil in 1945-46.

After the war Berle returned to l aw practice and teaching in New York. He was chairman of the Liberal Party of New York State from 1947 to 1955, and assisted such foundations as The Fund for the Republic, the Rockefeller Br other s Fund, the Rockefeller Foundation, and the Committee on Human Ecology during the 1950's and 1960's . He also maintained an interest in Central and South American affairs and in 1956 assisted in the settlement of a dispute between Nicaragua and Costa Rica. When John F. Kennedy was running for the presidency in 1960, he asked Berle to be chairman of a task force to study Latin American problems. On January 25, 1961, he was made Consultant to the Secretary of State and on January 31, President Kennedy set up the Interdepartmental Task Force on Latin America to coordinate "all policies and programs of concern t o the Americas" with Berle as chairman . He reported to the President and Secretary of State Dean Rusk. He resigned from the State Department in July, 1961, after submitting to the President the final report of the Task Force.

In addition to his teaching at Columbia, Berle was a lecturer at t he United States Air War College, Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama, 1954-65, Chairman of the Board of the Ecole de l' Europe Libre (Strasbourg, France ), 1948-59, and trustee of the University of t he Andes Foundation. He was a Trustee (1934-51) and Chairman of the Board of the Twentieth Century Fund (1951-71), as well as a Trustee of the Free Europe Committee (1948- 63), Director, Treasurer, and Chairman of the Board of the American Molasses Company (1946- 71), Director of the Savings Bank Trust Company, (1932-38), and counsel thereafter, and Director of Nationwide Corporation, (1956- 71).

Mr. Berle's books include the immensely influential study The Modern Corporation and Private Property (1932) written in collaboration with Gardiner Means, Liquid Claims and National Wealth (1934) with Victoria Pederson, The Natural Selection of Political Forces (1950), The 20^th Century Capitalist Revolution (1954), Power Without Property (1959), Latin America; Diplomacy and Reality (1962), The American Economic Republic (1963), and Power (196). He wrote numerous articles and book reviews in law journals, Survey Graphic , The Reporter, New York Times, Vital Speeches, Harper’s Magazine, and other publications.

Adolf A. Berle died on February 17, 1971, in his home at 142 East Nineteenth Street, in New York.

In 1973, Beatrice Bishop Berle, whom Adolf A. Berle married in December, 1927, and Travis Beal Jacobs produced an edited version of a diary kept by Mr. Berle from 1937 to 1971. It was published by Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich under the title Navigating the Rapids 1918-1971. Since no formal diary was found for the years 1918-1936, the record was constructed from Berle's correspondence and writings; his handwritten diary entries for 1918-19, covering his service with the American Commission to Negotiate the Peace, and for 1923-24, describing his work with the Pueblo Indians; excerpts from his wife's diary; and passages from his Columbia University oral history transcript.

Administrative Information

Repository: Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library & Museum

Access Restrictions: These papers contain documents restricted in accordance with Executive Order 12356, and material that might be used to embarrass, harass, or injure living persons has been closed.

Acquisition Source: Mrs. Adolf A. Berle

Acquisition Method: The papers were presented to the Library by Mrs. Adolf A. Berle in 1973, 1974, and 1982. Mrs. Berle’s copyright interest in these papers has been donated to the United States Government. However, Mrs. Berle and Travis B. Jacobs published an edited version of Adolf A. Berle’s diary under the title Navigating the Rapids 1918-1917: From the Papers of Adolf A. Berle. Copyright to that part of the diary published in Navigating the Rapids, which amounts to approximately 20 percent of the total diary file, has been retained by the publisher Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc. Researchers who wish to reproduce or quote from copyrighted portions of the diary must obtain permission from the publisher.

Related Materials:

Transcript of the interview with Adolf A. Berle conducted by the Columbia Oral History Project. Permission to cite or quote must be obtained from Mrs. Adolf A. Berle.

Electrostatic copies of correspondence between Fletcher Warren and A. A. Berle from Warren Papers in East Texas State University Library at Commerce, Texas 75428.

Box and Folder Listing

Browse by Series:

[Series 1: Early Career, 1912-1924],
[Series 2: General Correspondence, 1928-1940],
[Series 3: Wisconsin Public Service Commission (482), 1931-1933],
[Series 4: President Roosevelt's 1932 Campaign (524), 1932-1933],
[Series 5: Reconstruction Finance Corporation, 1933-1937],
[Series 6: Blue Sky Laws (542), 1933-1939],
[Series 7: Stock Market Investigation (577), 1933-1934],
[Series 8: New York Stock Exchange (621, 667), 1934-1938],
[Series 9: Personal Correspondence, 1936-1938],
[Series 10: State Department Correspondence, 1938-1945],
[Series 11: State Department Subject File, 1938-1945],
[Series 12: Ambassador to Brazil: Correspondence, 1945-1946],
[Series 13: Daily Appointment Diaries, 1926, 1934-1944],
[Series 14: Personal Correspondence, 1946-1971],
[Series 15: Subject Files, 1946-1971],
[Series 16: Committees, 1946-1971],
[Series 17: Commission on Money and Credit, 1957-1962],
[Series 18: Personal Business Papers, 1946-1971],
[Series 19: Columbia University, 1946-1971],
[Series 20: Puerto Rico, 1939-1968],
[Series 21: Twentieth Century Fund, 1937-1971],
[Series 22: Letters of Introduction and Recommendation, 1946-1971],
[Series 23: Speeches and Writings, 1921-1973],
[Series 24: Honorary Awards, Citations, and Degrees, 1950-1967],
[Series 25: Oral History],
[Series 26: Scrapbook, Newspaper Clippings and Memorabilia, 1917-1974],
[Series 27: The Diary of Adolf A. Berle, Jr., February 1937-January 1971],
[Series 28: National Committee for a Free Europe/Free Europe Committee, 1949-1972],
[Series 29: Adolf A. Berle Jr. Papers - Accretion (MSS Acc. 07-50)],
[All]

Series 1: Early Career, 1912-1924

This series contains correspondence, diary entries, drafts of writings, memoranda, printed materials, and records of Mr. Berle's college and military activities, his services in Santo Domingo and on the staff of the American Commission to Negotiate the Peace, his efforts on behalf of the Henry Street Settlement, and his legislative work for the Pueblo Indians. The material is filed alphabetically by subject or surname of correspondent. Bulk of material is from 1917-1924. 3 Containers. Containers 1-3

Box 1

A (Personal Correspondence)
American Commission to Negotiate Peace; General Memos, Notes, Drafts, 1918-1919
American Commission to Negotiate Peace; Berle-Memos and Correspondence, 1918-1919
American Commission to Negotiate Peace; Berle Diary Entries, 1918-1919
American Commission to Negotiate Peace; Clippings and Published Matter
American Indian Defense Association; Correspondence, 1923-1924
American Indian Defense Association; U.S. Senate Bills, 1923-1924

Box 2

B (Personal Correspondence)
Berle Family Correspondence, 1917-1919
Berle : Diary of Visit to Pueblo Indians (Typed Extracts)
Berle: Writings (General)
Berle: Writings-Haiti and Dominican Republic
Berle: Writings-The Imperialist Laboratory
C (Personal Correspondence)
D-G (Personal Correspondence)
H (Personal Correspondence)
Harvard University, 1912-1915
Henry Street: Writings

Box 3

J-K (Personal Correspondence)
L (Personal Correspondence)
M-N (Personal Correspondence)
(Personal Correspondence)
National Republican Club, 1921-1923
P-R (Personal Correspondence)
S (Personal Correspondence)
Santo Domingo, 1918
T-V (Personal Correspondence)
Virgin Islands, 1922-1924
W-Y (Personal Correspondence)
World War I and War Department: Correspondence and Records, 1917-1923
Unidentified

Series 2: General Correspondence, 1928-1940

The general correspondence is from Mr. Berle's law office in New York City and is essentially personal in nature. However, it also contains exchanges with prominent individuals and organizations about important issues. Correspondents include George W. Anderson, James C. Bonbright, W. Russell Bowie, Charles C. Burlingham, Cassius M. Clay, M. W. Clement, Frederic R. Coudert, William O. Douglas, Louis Faulkner, Foreign Policy Association, Jerome Frank, Henry Street Settlement, James M. Landis, David Lilienthal, George O. May, Gardiner Means, Gilbert Montague, Peter Nehemkis, New York Stock Exchange, Victoria Pederson, Austen Riggs, William Z. Ripley, James Harvey Rogers, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Charles Taussig, Twentieth Century Fund, Lillian Wald, Sumner Welles, and Carl M. Wheat . The correspondence was originally in chronological order but was rearranged alphabetically by surnames of individuals and names of institutions and organizations. There is a small file of letters from unidentified people and a container of receipts at the end of the series. Most letters bear the numbers 103, 103A or 103B. 10 Containers. Containers 4-13 (103)

Box 4

Ab-Amen
American
Ami-Mu
Austin Riggs Foundation
Ba
Be-Bl

Box 5

Berle: Biographical Information
Berle Draft: Cuban Bankers and Economic Welfare of Cuba
Berle Draft: Article on Administration of Corporations, 1932
Berle Draft: Act to Regulate Commerce in Livestock
Berle Drafts of Tax Laws
Berle Family Correspondence
Berle: Income Tax Returns (629B)
Berle: Memoranda, 1932-1938
Berle: Miscellaneous Notes
Berle: Miscellaneous Writings
Bo
Br-Bu
Ca-Ce

Box 6

Ch-Ci
Columbia University
Cl
Co
Cr-Cu
Da-Dem

Box 7

Den-Du
E
F-Fi
Fl-Fr
Foreign Policy Association
G-Go
Gr-Gu

Box 8

Ha
Harvard University
Harvard University Germanic Museum
He-Hu
I
J
K
La-Le

Box 9

Lamont-Lewis Committee, December 1937-February 1938
Li-Ly
Mc
Ma
Me-Mi
Mo-Mu
Na

Box 10

Ne-No
O
Pa-Ph
Pi-Py
Q
Ra-Ri
Ro-Ry
Roosevelt, Franklin D.

Box 11

Sa-Sc
Se-Sl
Sm-Sto
Str-Sy
Survey Associates
Ta-Th
Ti-Tw

Box 12

U
V
Wa
We
Wh
Wi-Wr
XYZ
Unidentified

Box 13

Receipts-Aetna Life Insurance, 1933-1940
Receipts-Century Association, 1933-1940
Receipts-City Midday Club, 1933-1940
Receipts-Harvard Club, 1933-1940
Receipts-Miscellaneous, 1933-1940
Receipts-Mutual Benefit Club, 1933-1940
Receipts-Players, 1933-1940
Receipts-Veterans Administration, 1933-1940

Series 3: Wisconsin Public Service Commission (482), 1931-1933

Correspondence, drafts of legislation, printed materials, and reports relating to the revision of the Wisconsin securities or “Blue Sky” law. Mr. Berle served as special counsel to the Wisconsin Public Service Commission for this purpose. 1931-1933. 1 Container. Container 14 (482)

Box 14

David Lilienthal: Correspondence, 1932-1933
Reports on Changes in Wisconsin Security Laws
Wisconsin Blue Sky Law (4 Drafts)
Securities Exempt under Wisconsin Law
The Workings of the Securities Law of the State of Wisconsin
Security Dealers of Wisconsin
Pamphlets

Series 4: President Roosevelt's 1932 Campaign (524), 1932-1933

Correspondence, memoranda, newspaper clippings, printed materials, speech drafts, and writings related to President Roosevelt’s 1932 Campaign. 1932-1933. To Mr. Berle’s activities as a member of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s “Brain Trust” during the 1932 Presidential campaign and the early months of the first Roosevelt administration. The material has been divided into three subseries: general correspondence, subjects, and speeches and writings, Correspondence include Louis Faulkner, Felix Frankfurter, Raymond Moley, W. Averill Harriman, Gilbert H. Montague, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and J. H. Williams. Documents are numbered 524A-Correspondence, 524B-Various Material, 524D-Anti-Trust, 524E-Railroads, 524F-Regulation of Security Issues, 524G-Regulation of Branch Banking, 524H-Brain Trust. The Speech and Writings file was created by removing materials from file 524B and several other files. 4 Containers. Containers 15-18 (524)

Sub-Series 1: General Correspondence

Box 15

A
B
C
D-F
Faulkner, Louis M.
Frankfurter, Felix
G
H-K
L
M
Memoranda, August 1932-May 1933
Mills, Ogden
Moley, Raymond

Box 16

O-R
Roosevelt, Franklin D., 1932-March 4, 1933
S
T-W

Sub-Series 2: Subject File

Box 16

Anti-Trust
Anti-Trust: Gilbert Montague
Anti-Trust: J. H. Williams
Bankruptcy
Brain Trust
Monetary Reform
Railroads
Regulation of Branch Banking

Box 17

Regulation of Branch Banking: Tresury Conference, March 5, 1933
Regulation of Branch Banking: Clippings, Newpapers, Printed Matter
Regulation of Security Issues
Resumption of Production: Chart
Taxes: Corporate Surplus Tax Act

Sub-Series 3: Speeches and Writings: Drafts

Box 17

Agriculture and Tariff
Alice in Wonderland
As to Economy
Businessmen
"The Campaign is nearing the end."
Credit
Federal Budget
Gold Standard, Credit
Individualism
Labor
Madison Square Garden

Box 18

"The Nature of the Difficulty."
Progressive Government
Public Utilities
Railroad Speech, Salt Lake City
Revolution at the Ballot Box
Speech, October 1, 1932
Taxes on Corporations
"There come crises
Veterans Bureau
Unidentified
Campaign Literature
Clippings

Series 5: Reconstruction Finance Corporation, 1933-1937

This series contains general correspondence for 1933, arranged alphabetically, addressed to Mr. Berle at the Reconstruction Finance Corporation by public officials and private citizens on a variety of subjects, and business correspondence, arranged chronologically, dealing with R.F.C. matters particularly railroads. The business correspondence is file 103C. Correspondence includes John W. Barriger III, Cassius M. Clay, Leslie Craven, Hugh S. Johnson, and Jesse Jones. There is additional R.F.C. material in the State Department Subject File. 1 Container. Container 19

Box 19

General Correspondence-A-C, 1933
General Correspondence-D-H, 1933
General Correspondence-I-L, 1933
General Correspondence-M-R, 1933
General Correspondence-S-Z, 1933
Business Correspondence (103C), 1933-1937

Series 6: Blue Sky Laws (542), 1933-1939

Articles, correspondence, drafts, memoranda, news clippings, notes, pamphlets, and speeches detailing Mr. Berle’s work on the Securities Act of 1933, and his research into federal securities legislation which was financed by the Commonwealth Foundation. A draft report based on his research entitled “Administrative Control of Security Issues” is contained at the end of the series. Correspondents include Felix Frankfurter, John Dickinson, George O. May, George Welwood Murray, Guido Pantaleoni, Sam Rayburn, Daniel C. Roper, and Barry C. Smith. Not all the documents listed in the folder entitles “List of Materials in File 542” came to the Library with Mr. Berle’s papers. 2 Containers. Containers 20-21

Box 20

Federal Securities Bill: Correspondence, April 3, 1933-July 31, 1933
Memorandum re Federal Blue Sky Act, with outlines, drafts, and notes of A. A. Berle, Jr., April 3, 1933
List of Materials in File 542 (Many not present in Berle papers when come to FDRL)
Machinery for the Distribution of Securities
Distribution of Income-Tax Returns, 1929
Systems of Various Distributors: Guaranty Trust Co., etc.
Administration of Blue Sky Laws
Digest of State Securities Act
Federal Securities Act-Bills: H.R. 4314 and 5480; S. 875, 1933
Pamphlets
English Material-South Sea Bubble, etc.
Regulation of Security Selling in Political Economy
Correspondence with States re Blue Sky Laws, October 1932-January 1934
Federal Blue Sky bills (with notes), 1919, 1922
"The Purpose of National Blue Sky Legislation" Speech, April 1933
Commonwealth Fund: Memorandum for the Guidance of Field Research Assistants
Federal Farm Loan Act: Draft Chapter 7
"Blue Sky Laws", by Robert R. Reed, 1920
Report on High Cost of Living as Affected by Trusts and Monopolies, by Mr. Huston Thompson, Federal Trade Commissioner, November 8, 1919

Box 21

General Survey of Blue Sky Laws, August 2, 1929
Draft: Proceedings of the Commission and Footnotes
Blue Sky Law Exemption
Irreducible Minima
Winstead, G. G. and G. F. James, "Has Congress Power to Regulate Stock Exchanges
Flynn, John T., "The Wall Street Debt Machine;" Meeker, J. Edward, "Short Selling".
Pamphlets re Securities Act of 1933
Pamphlets re Securities Act of 1934
Correspondence, notes, and drafts re study of Blue Sky Acts and the Administrative Law of Securities Regulation, financed By Commonwealth Foundation, 1936-1939
Administrative Control of Security Issues, October 15, 1937

Series 7: Stock Market Investigation (577), 1933-1934

Correspondence, memoranda, newspaper clippings, notes, and proposals documenting Mr. Berle’s work on the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. He served on a committee to study proposed stock exchange legislation appointed by Secretary of Commerce Daniel C. Roper in the all of 1933. Correspondents include Frank Altschul, R. E. Desvernine, John Dickinson, Paul P. Gourrich and James M. Landis. 1 Container. Container 22 (577)

Box 22

Correspondence, September 1933-April 1934
Correspondence with John Dickinson, September 1933-January 1934
Memorandum to the Commttee on Stock Exchange Regulation, October 24, 1933
Berle Notes: Stock Exchange Committee Meeting, January 9, 1934
Memoranum: [Exceptions to the Proposed Report], January 30, 1934
Draft of Proposed Report to Secretary Roper
Memorandum with Corrections in Mr. Berle's Hand [Re Modifications in Securities Act of 1933]
S. 3895, with corrections by Samuel Untermeyer, January 12, 1914
Clippings

Series 8: New York Stock Exchange (621, 667), 1934-1938

Mr. Berle was elected a member of the Advisory Committee to Board of Governors of the New York Stock Exchange in 1934 and was active on its Committee on Stock List. File 621 contains general correspondence and file 667 has projects worked on by the Committee on Stock List. 2 Containers. Containers 23-24 (621 and 677)

Box 23

Correpsondence, 1934
Correpsondence, January-May 1935
Correpsondence, June-December 1935
Correpsondence, 1936
Correpsondence, 1937-1938
Correpsondence: Pamphlets re Stock Exchange
Correpsondence: Clippings
Stock List Committee: Trust Indentures, 1936-1937
Re Holding Companies, February-April 1937
Re Holding Companies, May-August 1937

Series 9: Personal Correspondence, 1936-1938

This correspondence was addressed to Mr. Berle at the Office of Chamberlain of the City of new York, at Columbia University, and at his home, 142 East 19^th Street, New York, New York and relates to personal affairs, business of the Chamberlain’s office, and teaching at Columbia. Prominent correspondents include William O. Douglas, Alvin Johnson, Fiorello LaGuardua, Thomas W. Lamont, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Samuel Seabury, Lillian Wald, and Sumner Welles. The material is arranged alphabetically by subject or surname of correspondent. 2 Containers. Containers 25-26

Box 25

A
B
Berle Family
Berle: Notes
C
Columbia University
D
E-F
G
H-J
K-L
M
N-O
P-Q

Box 26

R
S
Speeches
Stock Exchange
T-U-V
Transit Unification
W
Y-Z

Series 10: State Department Correspondence, 1938-1945

This series contains correspondence from Mr. Berle’s State Department Files in Washington, D.C., arranged alphabetically by surname of correspondent.

The first four folders in this series are from his New York office file 685 State Department, 1938-40. They contain lists of letters forwarded to his Washington office (many of which were not with the papers received at the Library); letters relating to State Department matters; correspondence between Mr. Berle and his sister, Lina W. Berle, about New York business; and material about refugees. Another folder from file 685 entitled “Monopoly Memorandum” was placed with materials on the Temporary National Economic Committee in the State Department Subject File.

As Assistant Secretary of State, he was charged with coordination of financial questions with those of policy; general supervision over the Financial Division, the Passport Division, the Division of International Conferences (except fiscal), the Division of International Communications (aviation only), the Division of Foreign Activity Correlation, the Translating Bureau, and other matters connected with foreign nationalities in the United States. He was also involved with general supervision of affairs relating to Canada and Greenland and with coordinating wartime intelligence matters.27 Containers. Containers 27-53

Box 27

685 Lists of Letters forwarded to Washington, D.C., 1938-1939
685 Correspondence-Assistant Secretary of State, 1938-1939
685 Correspondence with Lina W. Berle, 1938-1940
685 Refugees, 1938-1941
Letters of Congratulation, A-L
Letters of Congratulation, Mc-W
Ab-Ai
Al

Box 28

Allen, Jay
Am-Ap
Antonini, Luigi
Ar
As-Ax
Ascoli, Max
Austen Riggs Foundation
Bab-Ban

Box 29

Bar-Baz
Bea-Beu
Berle Family Correspondence
Bi-Bl
Biddle, Francis
Bingham, Alfred
Boa-Boy
Bra-Bre

Box 30

Bri-Bro
Bru-By
Cab-Cap
Car-Ce
Celler, Emanuel
Cha-Chu
Ci-Cl

Box 31

Clay, Cassius
Coa-Coh
Coi-Col
Com-Coo
Coudert, F. R. and F. R., Jr.
Cop-Coy
Cra-Cru
Cuk-Cz

Box 32

Da
De
Di
Do-Dr

Box 33

Du
Ea-El
Em-Ez
Estes, Charles

Box 34

Fa
Fe
Fi
Fl
Fo
Fra
Fre-Fu

Box 35

Ga-Ge
Gi-Gl
Go
Gra-Gre

Box 36

Gri-Gu
Ha-Ham
Han
Har-Has
Hat-Haz
He-Hen

Box 37

Her-Hey
Hi
Ho-Hom
Hoo-Hor
Hos-Hox
Hu-Hw

Box 38

I
Jac-Jas
Jeb-Jew
Job-Johnstone
Johnson, Louis
Jon-Jur

Box 39

Ka
Ke-Kel
Kellogg, Paul
Kem-Key
Ki
Kingdon, Frank
Kl-Ko

Box 40

Kr-Ky
La-Lam
LaGuardua, Fiorello
Lan
Landau, Jacob
Lane, Alfred C.
Lap-Laz

Box 41

Lea-Leo
Ler-Lew
L'h-Ll
Lilienthal, David
Lob-Low
Lu-Ly

Box 42

McA-McC
McD-McI
McK-McV
Mac-Man
MacLeish, Archibald
Mar
Marshall, Edwin J.

Box 43

Mas-May
Mea-Mer
Mes-Mey
Messersmith, George, March 25, 1940-June 20, 1942
Messersmith, George, August 1942-September 1944
Mi
Mod-Moo
Montague, Gilbert

Box 44

Mor-Mow
Mu-My
Na
Ne
Nehemkis, Peter
Ni-Nu
Ob-Oh
Ol-Oz

Box 45

Pa
Pe
Perkins, Milo
Pf-Pl
Po
Pogue, l. Welch
Pr-Py

Box 46

Q
Ra
Re
Ri
Roa-Rom

Box 47

Rockefeller, Nelson
Roo-Ros
Roosevelt, Eleanor
Roosevelt, Franklin D., 1938-1940
Rosenberg, James
Rosenman, Samuel I.
Rot-Row
Rowe, Leo S.
Ru-Ry

Box 48

Sa-Sca
Scha-Scho
Schlact, Harry
Schr-Scu
Sea-Sev
Sforza, Count Carlo
Sh
Sheehy, Maurice
Si-Sl

Box 49

Sinclair, Upton
Sm
Smith, Harold D.
Smith, Lawrence
Sn-Sq
Spalding, Albert
Sta-Ste
Sti-Sto

Box 50

Stra
Stre-Stru
Stu-Sz
Ta
Taylor
Tc-Te
Th
Thomas, E. P.

Box 51

Ti-To
Tr-Ty
U
Va
Ve-Vr
Wa-Wam

Box 52

Wallace
War-Way
Wea-Wei
Wel-Wey
Wh
Wie-Wilk
Will-Wilm
Wilson

Box 53

Win-Wit
Wo
Wr-Wy
Y
Z

Series 11: State Department Subject File, 1938-1945

This series includes correspondence, drafts, memoranda, notes, printed materials, reports, and speeches relating to Mr. Berles’ diplomatic and political activities while in the State Department and to the various departmental boards and committees on which he served. It contains copies of his memoranda to President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Secretary of State Cordell Hull, and Under Secretaries of State Edward J. Stettinius and Sumner Welles. There are also files on Inter-American conferences (1936-40) and the International Civil Aviation Conference of 1944. The files are arranged in alphabetical order.

Boards and Committees on which Mr. Berle served included: the St. Lawrence Advisory Committee of the St. Lawrence-Great Lakes Waterway Project; the Joint Economic Conference, Canada and the United States; the Board of Trustees and Executive Committee, Export-Import Bank; the Inter-American Financial and Economic Advisory Committee; the Department of State Policy Committee; the Department of State Committee on Post-War Programs; the Interdepartmental Committee on Use of Lend-Lease Funds to carry out Hyde Park Agreement; the Board of Economic Operations of the Department of State; and the Special Interdepartmental Committee on Maritime Labor.

20 Containers. Containers 54-73

Box 54

Advisory Committee on Problems of Foreign Relations: Political Sub-Committee, January-May 1940
Advisory Committee on Problems of Foreign Relations: Economic Sub-Committee, April 1939-December 1940
Air Bases, Negotiations for
Aircraft and Diesel Equipment Corporation: Report, 1943
Air Raid Precautions
Allied Commitments for Post-War Settlement, June-November 1941
Atlantic Charter
Aviation: Annex A-Airways Systems, 1936
Aviation: Extension of Lend-Lease Act, Statement of A. A. B., February 15, 1943
Aviation: International, June 1942; January-May 1943
Advisory Committee on Post-War Foreign Policy, Subcommittees

Box 55

Aviation: International, June-July 1943
Aviation: International, August-December 1943
Aviation: International, 1944
Berle-Invitations, March-December 1939
Berle-Memoranda, 1938-1944

Box 56

Berle-State Dept. Matters: Miscellaneous Notes
Berle-Resig. From State-Appt. to Brazil: Corres.: A-D, December 1944-January 1945
Berle-Resig. From State-Appt. to Brazil: Corres.: E-M, December 1944-January 1945
Berle-Resig. From State-Appt. to Brazil: Corres.: N-Z, December 1944-January 1945
Berle-Clippings, 1938-1944
Board of Economic Operations, October-December 1941
Board of Economic Operations, 1942-1943

Box 57

Carter, John Franklin
Council of National Defense: Coordinator of Commercial and Cultural Relations between the American Republics
Defalcations of Hiram F. O'Connor, Office of City Chamberlain
Die Weltwirtschaflichen Verflechtungen, 1939
Director of Public Safety, June 1940
Distribution of U.S Debt, March 29, 1939
Draft: Defense and Economic Articles between U.S. and Great Britain, 1941
Foreign Funds
Franklin D. Roosevelt Cornerstone Ceremony: Transcript, November 11, 1939
Greenland, 1941
Hammond, Ogden H., Jr.: Civil Suit, 1941
Hitler, Adolf: Speech
Hospital Council of Greater N.Y.: Report, April 1940
Hull, Cordell: Memoranda to and Speech Drafts for, 1939-1940
Hull, Cordell: Memoranda to and Speech Drafts for, January-June 1941

Box 58

Hull, Cordell: Memoranda to and Speech Drafts for, July-December 1941
Hull, Cordell: Memoranda to and Speech Drafts for, January-August 1942
Hull, Cordell: Memoranda to and Speech Drafts for, September-December 1942
Hull, Cordell: Memoranda to and Speech Drafts for, January-July 1943
Hull, Cordell: Memoranda to and Speech Drafts for, August-December 1943
Hull, Cordell: Speeches for, 1943
Hull, Cordell: Speeches for, July 1943
Hull, Cordell: Speeches for, 1943-1944

Box 59

Hull, Cordell: Memoranda to, 1944
Inter-American Advisory Economic Committee: Inter-American Bank, November-December 1940
Inter-American Advisory Economic Committee: Inter-American Bank, January 1940-September 1943
Interdepartmental Committee on Maritime Labor, 1942
International Civil Aviation Conference: General Correspondence, November 1944-January 1945
International Civil Aviation Conference: Business Correspondence, Notes, Appointment Diaries

Box 60

International Civil Aviation Conference: Annex I-VIII

Box 61

Latin American Republics: Conferences 1936-1940-Inter-American Conference for Maintenance of the Peace, Buenos Aires: Correspondence, 1936-1937
Latin American Republics: Conferences 1936-1940-Inter-American Conf., Buenos Aires: Rept. Of U.S. Delegation
Latin American Republics: Conferences 1936-1940-Inter-American Conf., Buenos Aires: Miscellaneous Papers
Latin American Republics: Conferences 1936-1940-Inter-American Conf., Buenos Aires: Diary of Conference
Latin American Republics: Conferences 1936-1940-Eigth Pan-American Conference, Lima, Peru: Correspondence, December 1938
Latin American Republics: Conferences 1936-1940-Eighth Pan-American Conference: Instructions to the Delegates
Latin American Republics: Conferences 1936-1940-Eighth Pan-American Conference: General Committee Notes
Latin American Republics: Conferences 1936-1940-Eighth Pan-American Conference: Committee I-Organization of Peace-Drafts and Minutes
Latin American Republics: Conferences 1936-1940-Eighth Pan-American Conference: Committee II-International Law-Drafts
Latin American Republics: Conferences 1936-1940-Eighth Pan-American Conference: Committee III-Economic Problems-Drafts and Minutes

Box 62

Latin American Republics: Conferences 1936-1940-Eighth Pan-American Conference: Rights of Women
Latin American Republics: Conferences 1936-1940-Eighth Pan-American Conference: Drafts of Mr. Hull's Speeches
Latin American Republics: Conferences 1936-1940-Eighth Pan-American Conference: Berle's Speeches
Latin American Republics: Conferences 1936-1940-Eighth Pan-American Conference: List of Delegates and Agenda
Latin American Republics: Conferences 1936-1940-Eighth Pan-American Conference: Declaration of Conscience and Solidarity
Latin American Republics: Conferences 1936-1940-Eighth Pan-American Conference: Miscellaneous
Latin American Republics: Conferences 1936-1940-Eighth Pan-American Conference: Miscellaneous
Latin American Republics: Conferences 1936-1940-Foreign Ministers' Meeting, Panama, September-October 1939
Latin American Republics: Conferences 1936-1940-Pan-American Conference, Havana, July 1940

Box 63

London Air Conversations: General Correspondence, April 1944
London Air Conversations: Drafts, Memos, Notes, Reports, April 1944
London Air Conversations: Civil Air Transport-Informal Discussion with U.S., April 1944
London Air Conversations: Berle Report, April 19, 1944
Moskovit, Harold R. (Affiliated Young Democrats, Inc.), 1941-1944
National Defense Trade Committee and Exports of Defense Materials, 1941-1944
National Youth Administration, 1941
Neutrality, January-May 1939

Box 64

Neutrality, June-August 1939
Neutrality, September-November 1939
Neutrality, December 1939
Neutrality, 1939
Neutrality, 1940
Neutrality, 1941
New York State Campaign, 1942

Box 65

Outlines
Planks On Foreign Relations: Drafts, July 1940
Post-War Domestic Planning, February 1943; April 1943
Post-War Plans, 1939-1944
Post-War Plans (Post-War Speech), December 15, 1942
Post-War Plans, 1942-1944
Post-War Problems: Summary of Opinions and Ideas (Division of Special Research), July-November 1942
Post-War Problems: Economic and Political, 1942-1943
Proposed Peace Plans: Latvia, September 1941

Box 66

Reconstruction Finance Corporation: Railroads and Other Matter-Cassius Clay, 1936
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: Railroads and Other Matter-Cassius Clay, 1939-1940
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: Railroads and Other Matter-Cassius Clay, 1940-1941
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: Railroads and Other Matter-Cassius Clay, 1941-1942
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: Memoranda to, 1938
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: Memoranda to, April-December 1939
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: Speech at West Point Commencement, June 12, 1939

Box 67

Roosevelt, Franklin D.: Christmas Message to Pope Pius XII, Dr. Buttrick, and Dr. Adler, 1939
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: Memoranda to, January-June 1940
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: Memoranda to, July-December 1940
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: Pan American Speech, April 1940
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: Speech Drafts, September 1940
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: Memoranda to, 1941
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: Draft of Message to Congress, December 1941
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: Memoranda to, 1942
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: Memoranda to, 1943
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: Memoranda to, 1944
Rubber Development Corporation: Report on Operations, February 1943-August 1944

Box 68

St. Lawrence Seaway, 1938-1939
St. Lawrence Seaway, 1940
St. Lawrence Seaway, January-May 1941
St. Lawrence Seaway, June-December 1941
St. Lawrence Seaway, 1942-1944 and undated

Box 69

St. Lawrence Seaway, Printed Matter
St. Lawrence Seaway, Printed Matter
Stabilization Fund, 1942
Stabilization Fund: Memoranda to Meeting in International Stabilization Fund, April-July 1943

Box 70

Stabilization Fund, January-May 1943
Stabilization Fund, June-July 1943
Stabilization Fund, August-December 1943
State Department Police Committee, January-September 1944
Stettinius, Edward J.: Report to Secretary of State Cordell Hull on Conversation in London, April 17, 1944-April 29, 1944
Subversive Activities, Fifth Column, Propaganda, Aliens, Censorship, 1940-1941

Box 71

Temporary National Economic Committee (TNEC) Correspondence, January-October 1939
TNEC: Monopoly Memorandum (685): Correspondence, January-October 1939
TNEC: Memorandum-"A Banking System for Capital and Credit"
TNEC: Charts and Tables
TNEC: Testimony Before, 1939
TNEC: Lauchlin Currie, 1939

Box 72

Proceedings of the Temporary National Economic Committee (Incomplete), January 5, 1939-April 20, 1939

Box 73

"T.V.A. Democracy on the March" by David Lilienthal
United Nations Broadcasts, 1942
Visit of English King and Queen (Press Releases), 1939
Welles, Sumner: Memoranda to, 1938-1942
Welles, Sumner: Memoranda to, 1943

Series 12: Ambassador to Brazil: Correspondence, 1945-1946

Correspondence and memoranda relating to Mr. Berle’s diplomatic business while ambassador to Brazil, January 18, 1945-February 27, 1946. The material is arranged alphabetically by subject and surname of correspondent.

4 Containers. Containers 74-77

Box 74

A
Ambassador's Dispatches, 1945
Ba-Bi
Bl-Bu
Bank Statements, 1946
Berle, Adolf A., Jr.-Personal
Berle and Berle
Berle Family
C

Box 75

Chalmers, Philip C.
D
E
F
G
H
Hold
I
Inter-America
J
K
L
Mc

Box 76

M
Memoranda, December 1944-April 1945
Memoranda, May-August 1945
Memoranda, September-December 1945
Memoranda, 1946
Memoranda of Conversations
Miscellaneous
N-O
P

Box 77

R
S
Speeches
T
Telegrams via Military Attache
Telegrams: Copies and Paraphrases sent to the Ambassador at Mexico City Conference
Truman, Harry S.
U-V
W
X-Y

Series 13: Daily Appointment Diaries, 1926, 1934-1944

The file contains Mr. Berle’s appointment diaries and appointment schedules kept by him on cardboard sheets for 19334 and 1936-39. The appointment diaries also list daily telephone calls. Appointments and phone calls are arranged alphabetically by subject or surname of correspondent on 3” x %” slips of paper for the years 1939, 1940, 1941, and 1942. The indices in the front of the appointment diaries were apparently made from these slips. 3 Containers. Containers 78-80

Box 78

Daily Appointment Diaries, 1926, 1935-1938
Appoinment Schedule Cards, 1934, 1936-1939

Box 79

Daily Appointment Diaries, 1939-1944

Box 80

Index Slips to Appointments and Phone Calls, 1939-1942

Series 14: Personal Correspondence, 1946-1971

This correspondence is divided into three time periods: 1946-58, 1961- and 1963-71. The 1946-58 and 1963-71 letters are from Mr. Berle’s law office at 70 Pine Street in New York. They were originally arranged chronologically but were put in alphabetical order by surname of correspondent. Principal correspondents include Raymond P. Alexander, Willard Barber, Romulo Betancourt, John Burns, Luis Manuel DeBayle, James Farley, Jose Figueres, Abe Fortas, Robert Hooker, C .D. Jackson, Louis Johnson, Jesse Jones, David Lilienthal, Frederick Lyon, Georges-Henri Martin, Maurice Nabuco, John Pelenyi, John Plakias, Nelson Rockefeller, Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., M.P.L. Steenberghe, Ramon Villeda-Morales, Fletcher Warren, Sumner Welles, William Wieland, and Robert Woodward. The 1961 file has correspondence directed to Mr. Berle at the Department of State. 8 Containers.

Sub-Series 1: Personal Correspondence, 1946-1958

Box 81

A
Ba-Be
Berle, Adolf A., Sr.
Berle, Alice, Beatrice, Peter A. A.
Berle: Letters from Attorneys on Resumption of Private Practice, June-July 1946
Bi-By
C

Box 82

Clay, Cassius and Lina
Crawford, Clan and Alice
D
E
F
G
H

Box 83

I-J
K
L
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Mo-My
N-O

Box 84

P
Q-R
Sa-Sp
St-Sy
T-U-V
Wa-We

Box 85

Wh-Wr-Z
Unidentified

Sub-Series 2: Personal Correspondence, 1961

Box 85

A-C
Commission on Money and Credit
E-L
Latin America
M-R
S-W
Clippings, Press Releases
Trips

Sub-Series 3: Personal Correspondence, 1963-1971

Box 86

A
Ba-Be
Berle: 70th Birthday, January-February 1965
Bl-Bu
Ca-Cl
Co-Cu
D
E
F

Box 87

G
Ha-Hi
Ho-Hu
I-J
K
L
Mc
M
Medical Reports
N
O
P

Box 88

Q-R
Sa-Sh
Si-Su
T
V
W-Z
Unidentified
Letters received after Mr. Berle's death

Series 15: Subject Files, 1946-1971

Correspondence, drafts, memoranda, minutes of meetings, printed materials, reports, and speeches relating to political affairs and international relations arranged alphabetically. The series was created from miscellaneous topical files and files grouped by Mr. Berle under the heading “Public Subjects”. This and the following series, Committees 1946-71, document his work as consultant to both government and private organizations on economic, financial, and foreign affairs, and political questions during the post-war years. Topics covered are atomic power, the Far East, foreign aid, immigration, Latin America, the Marshall Plan, national and New York politics, NATO, Point IV, un-American activities, and the United Nations. Correspondents include Robert Alexander, Povel Bang-Jensen, W. Tapley Bennett, Jr., Spruille Braden, Ben Davidson, Luis Manuel DeBayle, Henrik de Kauffmann, Jerome Frank, Richard Goodwin, Lincoln Gordon, Harold B. Hoskins, Cordell Hull, Herschel Johnson, Louis Johnson, Henry Kissinger, Camille Lherisson, Ted Moscoso, Harold Moskovit, Richard M. Nixon, Nelson Rockefeller, Dean Rusk, Carleton S. Smith, Ted Sorenson, Fletcher Warren, Sumner Welles, Arthur P. Whitaker, Alexander Wiley, and Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes. Containers 89-98

Box 89

Atomic Energy, 1956-1960
Bang-Jensen and the United Nations: Gen. Corres., 1957-1960
Bang-Jensen and the United Nations: Corres. With U.N., June-December 1957
Bang-Jensen and the United Nations: Corres. With Berle, December 1957-February 1958; January 1959
Bang-Jensen and the United Nations: Printed Matter
Bang-Jensen and the United Nations: Printed Matter
Berle, Peter A. A., 1966
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, 1961-1962

Box 90

Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, 1963; 1968; 1969
De Galindez, Jesus, 1957
Danish Ships, 1944-1958
Genocide Convention, 1948-1949
Genocide Convention, January-April 1950
Genocide Convention, May-November 1950
Genocide Convention, 1951-1952

Box 91

Genocide Convention: Berle-Krock Letters
Genocide Convention: Miscellaneous
Genocide Convention: Publications
Guatemala: Economic Plan, 1962
Italy: Notes, 1946
International Action (AAB for N. Rockefeller), 1952
International Development Advisory Board: Flow of Dollar Assistance
International Development Advisory Board: Rockefeller-Point Four Program

Box 92

International Development Advisory Board: Partners in Progress; International Economic Development, March 1951; February 1951
International Development Advisory Board: Strategy for Survival, February 1951
Latin America: General, 1953-1956
Latin America: General, 1957-1959
Latin America: General, 1960

Box 93

Latin America: General, 1961
Latin America: General, 1962-1967 and undated
Latin America: Clippings
Latin America: Printed Material
Latin America: Argentina, 1953-1967
Latin America: Brazil, 1953-1960

Box 94

Latin American Task Force, 1960
Latin American Task Force, January-February 1961
Latin American Task Force, March-November 1961; December 1966
Latin American Task Force, undated
Latin American Task Force: Clippings and Printed Material
Marshall Plan, 1947-1955

Box 95

New School for Social Research, 1954-1959
Pension Study: Correspondence and Other Materials, 1955-1959
Pension Study: Printed Matter
Political Correspondence: 1961-1964
Political Correspondence: 1965-1971

Box 96

Public Subjects: Correspondence, B-Z, 1951-1967
Report for Gov. Nelson Rockefeller: "Confederation", 1960
Rockefeller Brothers Fund: Correspondence, 1959-1961
Rockefeller Foundation: Correspondence, 1959-1964
Russia, 1953-1960
Smith, Carleton Sprague: UNESCO Music Fund, 1948-1949

Box 97

State Department and Other Government Agencies: Corres., 1945-1954
State Department and Other Government Agencies: Corres., 1955-1961
State Department and Other Government Agencies: Corres., 1962-1968
The Social Sciences in International and Military Policy, 1965
United Nations, 1953-1955
U.S. Committee on Un-American Activities: Berle Notes, 1943
U.S. Committee on Un-American Activities: Corres., 1948-1949
U.S. Committee on Un-American Activities: Corres., 1950-1962
U.S. Committee on Un-American Activities: Miscellaneous

Box 98

U.S. Committee on Un-American Activities: News clippings
U.S. Foreign Policy: Correspondence, 1946-1952
U.S. Foreign Policy: Correspondence, 1953-1955
U.S. Foreign Policy: Correspondence, 1956-1961
U.S. Foreign Policy: Undated Clippings and Printed Matter
United Staes-Kosenkina Case, 1948

Series 16: Committees, 1946-1971

Correspondence, memoranda, minutes of meetings, notes, printed materials, and reports relating to committees of organizations to which Mr. Berle belonged or in which he was asked to participate. The files are arranged alphabetically by name of committee or organization. Topics covered include anti-trust and banking legislation (Committee on Banking and Currency, House Judiciary Committee); civil liberties (American Civil Liberties Union, Freedom Academy Bill); education (Harvard: Committee to Visit the Department of History, University of the Andes); international relations (Council on Foreign Relations); Latin America (Inter-American Association for Freedom and Democracy, Inter-American Committee, Brazilian Cultural Society); post-war Europe (American Committee on Europe, American Council on Germany, Inc., Committee on International Law, Independent League for European Cooperation); and refugees (International Relief and Rescue Committee). 12 Containers. Containers 99-110

Box 99

A-Miscellaneous
Academy of Religion and Mental Health
Alaska Statehood Committee, 1949-1951
American Civil Liberties Union, 1946-1958
American Civil Liberties Union, 1959-1961
American Committee on United Europe, 1949-1956
American Council on Germany, Inc., 1959-1961
American Institute for Free Labor Development, 1962-1963

Box 100

American Philosophical Society, 1965-1968
Amnesty for First Offenders, 1965
The Atlantic Council, 1963-1964
Bank Merger Act-Amendment, 1965
Banking and Currency, Committee on, 1968
Banking and Currency, Committee on, 1969
Bank Law-News Clippings
Brandeis University-Conference on Legal Studies, 1969
Brazilian Cultural Society, 1949-1964
Brazilian Institute, 1960
C-Miscellaneous
Center for Strategic Studies: Dominican Republic Crisis, 1965

Box 101

Collegiate Forum of the Air, 1948-1949
Committee on International Law-Bar Ass'n of City of New York: Correspondence, 1948-1949
Committee on International Law-Bar Ass'n of City of New York, 1948-1949
Committee on International Law-Bar Ass'n of City of New York: Correspondence, 1950-1952
Committee on International Law-Bar Ass'n of City of New York, 1950-1952

Box 102

Committee on International Law-Bar Ass'n of City of New York: Undated and Clippings
Committee for the Election of Lillian D. Wald to the Hall of Fame for Great Americans at New York University, 1965
Committee for a Fair Trial for Draja Mihailovich, 1946, 1967
Committee for the Study of Mankind, 1956-1959
Common Cause, Inc., 1947-1950
Congress of Europe, May 1948
Council on Education for the Disadvantaged, 1965

Box 103

Council on Foreign Relations, 1946-1948
Council on Foreign Relations, 1949-1953
Council on Foreign Relations, 1954-1962
Council on Foreign Relations, 1963-1969
Daedalus, 1962-1963
David Dubinsky Foundation, 1969-1970
Democratic National Committee, 1968-1969

Box 104

Eleanor Roosevelt Memorial Foundation, 1963-1964
F-Miscellaneous
Fiorello LaGuardia Memorial Foundation, 1946-1965
Foreign Policy Research Institute, 1956
Foresight Foundation, 1949-1968
Foresight Foundation: Minutes of Annual Meetings, 1949-1969
Freedom Academy Bill, January 1963-February 1964
Freedom Academy Bill, March 1964-1967
Freedom, Labrador, Settlement Foundation, Inc., 1957-1958
G-Miscellaneous

Box 105

Gramercy Park Trustees, December 1946-1950
Gramercy Park Trustees, 1951-1954
H-Miscellaneous
Harvard: Committee to Visit Department of History, 1955-1970
House Judiciary Committee: Anti-Trust Monopoly Investigations: Correspondence, 1947-1956
House Judiciary Committee: Anti-Trust Monopoly Investigations: Memorandum and Testimony, 1949

Box 106

Human Ecology Fund, 1962-1965
I-Miscellaneous
Independent League for European Cooperation, 1947-1953
Inter-American Association for Democracy and Freedom, 1950-1962
Inter-American Committee
International League for the Rights of Man, 1948-1954

Box 107

International Rescue and Relief Committee, 1947-1950
International Rescue and Relief Committee, 1951
International Rescue and Relief Committee, 1952-1954
International Rescue and Relief Committee, Undated and News clippings
J-Miscellaneous
John LaFarge Institute, 1965-1967
L-Miscellaneous
M-Miscellaneous

Box 108

Mirrer Yeshiva, 1949-1956
N-Miscellaneous
National Committee for an Effective Congress, 1957-1964
National Science Foundation, 1963-1964
New York City Committee on Medicare, December 1965-May 1966
New York City Committee on Medicare, July-September 196
O-Miscellaneous
Organization of American States Association, 1967-1968

Box 109

Organization of American States Association, 1969-1970
P-Miscellaneous
President's Committee in Internatl. Information Activities, 1953-1954
R-Miscellaneous
Research Council for Economic Security, 1951-1957
Research on Human Values, 1956-1964
S-Miscellaneous
Shevchenko Scientific Society, 1953
A Study of Parity in Military Retirement, 1966-1967

Box 110

Survey Associates, Inc., 1947-1948
Survey Associates, Inc., 1949-1952
T-Miscellaneous
Town Hall of the Air
U-Miscellaneous
University of the Andes Foundation, 1961-1969
V-Miscellaneous
W-Miscellaneous
White House Conference on International Cooperation, 1963-1966
World Trade Center, 1965-1967

Series 17: Commission on Money and Credit, 1957-1962

Articles, correspondence, memoranda, pamphlets, and reports arranged in chronological order. The Commission was created by the Committee for Economic Development in 1957 to investigate the monetary and credit system of the United States. Mr. Berle was a member of the Commission from 1958 to 1960 when it completed its work. 4 Containers.

Box 111

General Correspondence, 1958-1962
Memoranda, Notes, and Working Papers, November 1957-April 1959

Box 112

Memoranda, Notes, and Working Papers, June-October 1959

Box 113

Memoranda, Notes, and Working Papers, November 1959-March 1960

Box 114

Memoranda, Notes, and Working Papers, April-December 1960
Undated Materials
Articles and Pamphlets, 1957-1960

Series 18: Personal Business Papers, 1946-1971

Correspondence dealing with Mr. Berle’s attempts to assist acquaintances through legal counsel, financial aid, recommendations, and support for their educational and publishing endeavors. The files are arranged alphabetically by surname of correspondent or organization. 2 Containers. Containers 115-116

Box 115

Buray, Martha and Bela Fabian, 1957-1958
Burgunker, Mark E., 1961-1964
Burgunker, Mark E., 1965-1970
Emmet. Christopher T., Jr., 1946-1962
Gibbons, Lloyd
Kennedy Library Oral History, 1964-1965
LaVarre, William, 1958
Masse, Pierre, 1961, 1966
Meyer, Dr. Claude, 19660
Montgomery, DeWhitt H., 1951-1953
Munger, Mrs. William L., 1949-1954
Nicholas, Ashley J., 1964

Box 116

Olds, Leland (Aptt. To F.P.C.), 1949
Pardridge, William D., 1962-1965
Ragland, James, 1960-1963
Rand Corporation, 1954-1960

Series 19: Columbia University, 1946-1971

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and writings related to Mr. Berle’s academic activities at Columbia where he was Associate Professor and Professor of Law (1927-63) and Professor Emeritus of Law (1963-71). The files are arranged in chronological order. Columbia University. 1946-1971. 3 Containers. Containers 117-119

Box 117

Columbia University: General Corres., 1946-1950
Columbia University: General Corres., 1952
Columbia University: General Corres., 1953-1954
Columbia University: General Corres., 1955-1956
Columbia University: General Corres., 1957-1958
Columbia University: General Corres., 1959-1964
Columbia University: General Corres., 1965-1970 and undated
Columbia University: Printed Material

Box 118

Gaduate School of Journalism
"Basic Issues in the News" Program
Ballard, Hoyt B.: Ph.D. Thesis "The Corporation & Society"
Columbia Law School: General Corres., 1946-1947
Columbia Law School: General Corres., 1948-1949
Columbia Law School: General Corres., 1950
Columbia Law School: General Corres., 1951-1952

Box 119

Columbia Law School: General Corres., 1953-1954
Columbia Law School: General Corres., 1959-1962
Columbia Law School: General Corres., 1963-1967
Columbia Law School: General Corres., 1969-1970
Columbia Law School: Business Organization II, 1946-1953 and undated
Columbia Law School: Seminar Material, 1946-1950 and undated
Columbia Law School: Miscellaneous

Series 20: Puerto Rico, 1939-1968

Mr. Berle was a member of the Superior Education Council of Puerto Rico from 1958 to 1967, and was employed by the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico as chief counsel to draft a revised corporation law between 1953 and 1956. The correspondence, drafts of legislation, memoranda, notes, reports, and writings in this series pertain essentially to these jobs. Puerto Rico. 1939-1968. 4 Containers. Containers 120-123

Box 120

University of Puerto Rico, 1954-1956
Superior Education Council, 1957
Superior Education Council, January-May 1958
Superior Education Council, June-September 1958
Superior Education Council, October-December 1958
Superior Education Council, January-June 1959
Superior Education Council, July-December 1959
Superior Education Council, 1960

Box 121

Superior Education Council, 1961-1962
Superior Education Council, 1963
Superior Education Council, 1964
Superior Education Council, 1965
Superior Education Council, January-March 1966
Superior Education Council, March-December 1966
Superior Education Council, 1967 and undated

Box 122

Superior Education Council: News Clippings
Puerto Rico: Munoz-Marin, Gov. Luis, 1955
Puerto Rico: Manuel of Organization of Government, Amendments, 1956
Puerto Rico: Political Status, 1959, 1962
Puerto Rico: Political Independence, 1939
Puerto Rico: Revision of Corporate Law, 1952-1953
Puerto Rico: Revision of Corporate Law, 1954-1958 and undated
Puerto Rico: General Corporation Law (Notes), 1954

Box 123

Puerto Rico: General Corporation Law, Draft
Puerto Rico: General Corporation Law, 1st and 2nd Drafts
Puerto Rico: General Corporation Law, Proofs
Puerto Rico: General Corporation Law, Memo and Concordance
Puerto Rico: 3 Government Publications re Corporation Law
Puerto Rico: Academy of Arts and Sciences

Series 21: Twentieth Century Fund, 1937-1971

Addresses, correspondence, memoranda, minutes of meetings, printed materials, and reports relating to the official business of the Twentieth Century Fund. Mr. Berle was a Trustee (1934-51) and then Chairman of the Board of the Fund (1951-71). The Fund is an operating research institution conducting its own studies and publishing and distributing its finding. Its major fields of interest are economies, and political and social problems.

Principal correspondents are John E. Booth, Evans Clark, Frederic Dewhurst, August Heckscher, Murray J. Rossant, and James Rowe, Jr. Other correspondents include Francis Biddle, Bruce Bliven, Arthur F. Burns, Carlos Chagas, Benjamin F. Cohen, Jerome Davis, John Kenneth Galbraith, David Lilienthal, Isador Lubin, Robert Lynd, Jaques Maritain, Georges-Henri Martin, Luis Munoz-Marin, Michael Potulicki, Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., and Charles P. Taft. 8 Containers. Containers 124-131

Box 124

General Correspondence, 1937
General Correspondence, January-July 1938
General Correspondence, August-October 1938
General Correspondence, November-December 1938
General Correspondence, January-March 1939

Box 125

General Correspondence, April 1939
General Correspondence, May 1939
General Correspondence, 1944-1953
General Correspondence, 1954
General Correspondence, 1955

Box 126

General Correspondence, 1956
General Correspondence, 1957
General Correspondence, 1958
General Correspondence, 1959
General Correspondence, 1960
General Correspondence, 1961
General Correspondence, 1962
General Correspondence, January-April 1936

Box 127

General Correspondence, May-December 1963
General Correspondence, January-April 1964
General Correspondence, May-December 1964
General Correspondence, 1965

Box 128

General Correspondence, January-May 1966
General Correspondence, June-December 1966
General Correspondence, January-February 1967
General Correspondence, March-April 1967

Box 129

General Correspondence, May-August 1967
General Correspondence, September-December 1967
General Correspondence, January-September 1968
General Correspondence, October-December 1968

Box 130

General Correspondence, January-April 1969
General Correspondence, May-September 1969
General Correspondence, October-December 1969
General Correspondence, January-March 1970

Box 131

General Correspondence, April-May 1970
General Correspondence, June-December 1970
General Correspondence, 1971
General Correspondence, undated
Printed Matter and News Clippings

Series 22: Letters of Introduction and Recommendation, 1946-1971

This correspondence is arranged in chronological order with separate files on 26 individuals at the end. It includes introductions of friends and students to academic and business acquaintances to promote their business and educational interests, letters recommending people for jobs, counseling them about careers, assisting businesses in locating prospective employees, supporting visa and passport applications, and sponsoring individuals for awards and memberships. It also includes character references for those investigated by government organizations and congressional committees and formal messages and testimonials. Mr. Berle’s letters occasionally contain observations on economics, international affairs, or politics. 7 Containers. Containers 132-138

Box 132

General Correspondence, 1946
1947
January-June 1948
July-December 1948
January-June 1949
July-December 1949

Box 133

1950
1951
January-June 1952
July-December 1952

Box 134

January-May 1953
July-December 1953
1954
1955
1956

Box 135

1957
1958
January-June 1959
July-December 1959
January-June 1960

Box 136

July-December 1960
1961
1963
January-May 1963
June-December 1963

Box 137

1964
1965
1966-1968
1969-1971

Box 138

Aircraft Service Corporation, 1948
Chang, Loy
D'Almeida, Armando
Jessup, Philip C., 1951
Merrell, Mark, 1951
Kubie, Dr. Lawrence, 1951
Plakias, John, 1951
Hooker, Robert G., 1951
Rothchild, John (Open Road), 1951
Dmebitz, Florence de Haas, 1952
Morris, Newbold, 1952
Randall, Jane V., 1953
Margolin, Harold, 1954
Mosely, Philip E., 1954
Elterman, Louis,, 1954
Minicus, 1955
Mitchell, Clyde, 1955
Wagley, Charles, 1955
Martin, David, 1955
Estes, Charles T., 1955
Sylvain, Edmond, 1956
Rondon, Marshall, 1957
Villa-Lobos, Hector, 1957
Walati, Igor, 1957
Koltai, Miklos, 1957
Jumelle, Gaston, 1964

Series 23: Speeches and Writings, 1921-1973

This series includes Mr. Berle’s articles, book drafts, book reviews, and speeches, frequently accompanied by the correspondence files containing reaction to his speeches and writings, invitations to speak, and requests for articles and reviews. In additions acquaintances and friends asked for comments on their writings; scholars requested access to his diary and papers; and both students and writers asked for his observations and recollections of events (especially those in which he participated) for their articles, books, and papers. He replies included evaluations of their writings: discussions of current events, particularly the economy financia investments, the stock market, and U.S. Latin American policy under President Kennedy and Johnson; and accounts of his roles in the Brain Trust, the Spanish Civil War, the Greer Incident, New York politics, Vatican diplomacy, and other past events. His correspondents included, in addition to editors and publishers, academics, businessmen, and politicians such as Arthur Burns, Emmet J. Hughes, Henry Kissinger, Gardiner Means, Raymond Moley, Francis Perroux, Julius Pratt, Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., Harold Tittman, and William A. Williams. Present also are drafts of speeches and articles for James A. Farley and Louis Johnson. Though this file has most of Mr. Berle’s speeches and writings, additional materials are scattered throughout his papers.

The materials are arranged chronologically within six subseries: Speeches, 1932-70; General Correspondence about Speeches, 1932-39, 1960-71; Articles and Book Reviews, 1921-70; Berle Articles and Book Reviews in Journals, Periodicals, and Reprints, 1938-70; General Correspondence about Articles and Book Reviews, 1958-71; and Book Drafts, 1939-73. 66 Containers. Containers 139-204

Sub-Series 1: Speeches, 1932-1970

Box 139

"Responsibility for Presenting True Condition of the Corporation to the Public"-Controllers Institute of America, December 15, 1932
"Government and Business" (Outline), December 20, 1932
Untitled, re changes in corporation law, 1933
American Women's Association, March 29, 1933
Harvard Business School, June 10, 1933
"The Future of American Banking" 40th Annual Convention of the New York State Bankers Assn., Lake George, New York, June 26, 1933
Proposed Speech at Chicago on Banking, August 15, 1933
Special Convocation of the Columbia University Summer Session on the New Deal, August 16, 1933
Annual Convention of the Savings Bank Assn. of the State of New York (Abstract), October 16, 1933
Spencer Trask Lecture-Princeton (Draft), November 21, 1933
Foreign Policy Speech (Abstract), December 6, 1933
Civic Forum, Town Hall, New York, December 8, 1933
"Bank Reform"-Swarthmore College, December 10, 1933
New York Stock Exchange Institute, December 14, 1933
Speech over WABC Radio (Abstract), December 20, 1933
Adaptation of F.P.A. Speech, 1933?
"The Government and Private Finance", 1933?
Kiwanis Club (Outline), 1934
"New York City Finances" WABC Radio, 1934
Discussion between Berle and Dr. Harry W. Laidler on the New Deal and Banking-NBC Radio, January 6, 1934
Knickerbocker Democrats on the political situation and New York City finances (Abstract), April 23, 1934
Abstract of Speech under the Auspices of the National Radiotorial Board over WEVD, April 25, 1934
"Youth and Reconstruction"-Intercollegiate Council Radio Forum, May 4, 1934
New York Young Republican Club, May 25, 1934
Convention of the Knickerbocker Democrats at The Town Hall, June 26, 1934
First American Youth Congress, August 15, 1934
"Libraries in the New Society"-Lake Mohonk Conference of the New York Library Association, September 28, 1934
Savings Bank Association-"Cooperative Efforts of New York Savings Banks", October 17, 1934
"Industrial Monopoly" NBC Radio, October 18, 1934
Liberal Party at Cooper Union (Abstract), October 18, 1934
Independent Democrats in Flushing, Queens, October 31, 1934
Campaign Speech for McGoldrick for Comptroller, November 1, 1934
Conference of Mayors in Chicago, November 23, 1934
Washington University (Abstract), January 18, 1935
St. Louis Bar Assn. (Abstract), January 24, 1935
"The Budget Situation for 1935"-Corporate Fiduciary Association, January 30, 1935
"Forces Which Determine Foreign Policy", WJZ Radio, February 28, 1935
Town Hall, Washington, D.C. (Abstract), March 10, 1935
New England Council, Manchester, Vt., June 23, 1935
For Intercollegiate Council over WABC Radio, August 30, 1935
Laurel Hill Association, Stockbridge, Mass., September 4, 1935
"The Municipal Power Plant" over WOV Radio, October 7, 1935
Untitled radio script re Gov't and Business, 1935

Box 140

"The New City Charter and Economy" WMCA Radio, 1936
Untitled Speech about Wisconsin Fiscal Policy, 1936
New York State Chamber of Commerce, January 2, 1936
North Shore Civic Alliance, January 14, 1936
America's Town Meeting of the Air-WJZ Radio, January 16, 1936
National Industrial Conference Board, January 23, 1936
New York Board of Trade Luncheon, February 18, 1936
"Transit Unification"-WHN Radio, April 18, 1936
Foreign Policy Association (Abstract), April 20, 1936
Conference of Business Paper Editors (Abstract), May 12, 1936
Citizens Family Welfare Committee-WEVD Radio (Abstract), May 13, 1936
"The County Chairman" WOR Radio, May 22, 1936
"New York First"-W2XR Radio, August 11, 1936
Cooper Union re new Charter, October 28, 1936
Unidentified Draft, October 31, 1936
Pan-American Dinner at Barnard College, January 22, 1937
University of the Air-WEVD Radio, February 25, 1937
Harvard-Yale-Princeton Conference, February 27, 1937
The Hundred Year Association of New York, March 4, 1937
"The Vitality of the Institution of Democracy"-Debate with Harold Laski at New School for Social Research, March 1937
"Trends in Constitutional Democracy"-Toledo Bar Association, April 9, 1937
Progressive Committee, April 17, 1937
American Foreign Chambers of Commerce Luncheon, May 20, 1937
Speech over WQXR Radio, May 24, 1937
"Transit Unification--How It will Affect the Borough of Queens" at the meeting of the North Shore Forum on Transit Unification, May 25, 1937
"Achievements of the La Guardia Administration" First Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn, May 27, 1937
American Labor Party, June 11, 1937
Twentieth Century Fund, June 16, 1937
WHN Radio Address to Graduates of 1937, June 23, 1937

Box 141

"Business Can Safeguard World Peace"-Institute of Public Affairs, University of Virginia, July 9, 1937
American Labor Party of Kings County, August 12, 1937
"New York Today and Tomorrow"-WEVD Radio, August 25, 1937
"A Municipal Policy on Housing" WEVD Radio, October 5, 1937
American Labor Party, 16th Assembly District, Kings, October 15, 1937
Progressive City Committee, October 19, 1937
Untitled campaign speech, October 20?, 1937
Untitled campaign speech, October 22, 1937
"The Role of Government in Labor Relations"-New York State Conference on Social Work, October 22, 1937
Inter-Professional League for the election of LaGuardia and Nagler, October 26, 1937
Election Speech for George Backer, October 29, 1937
"The Changing Concept of Property Rights and Equitable Income Distribution", November 19, 1937
"Taxation and Municipal Finance"-New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants, November 22, 1937
"Foreign Policy: The Search for the Real" Harvard Guardian Conference on American Foreign Policy, December 3, 1937
"Accounting and the Law" American Association of Accounting, December 27, 1937
"The Capital Markets"-New York Stock Exchange Institute, February 17, 1938
Labor's Non-Partisan League, Boston, Mass., March 27, 1938
New York Constitutional Convention, June 29, 1938
Second World Youth Congress, August 15, 1938
NBC Radio Address, November 12, 1938
"Possible Unfavorable Economic Aspects of the Work of the S.E.C.", 1938
Two unidentified speeches, 1938

Box 142

Foreign Policy Speech-Boston, January 21, 1939
Controllers Institute of America, February 9, 1939
Consumers Public Power Conference, February 23, 1939
Bronson Cutting Memorial Lecture, March 6, 1939
Wesleyan Parley Speech-Middletown, Conn., March 8, 1939
New York World's Fair Commission-United States dinner in honor of the Visiting Commissioners, April 25, 1939
New School for Social Research, May 2, 1939
Affiliated Young Democrats (N.Y.), August 3, 1939
Nat'l. Conf. of Catholic Charities-Denver, Colo., August 9, 1939
"Pax Romana", August 30, 1939
Nat'l Assoc. of Cost Accountants-New York Chapter, September 12, 1939
"Cultural Relations and Government"- Conf. on Inter-American Relations in the Field of Art, October 11, 1939
People's Mandate Committee-NBC, October 12, 1939
National Industrial Conference Board-No copy of text, October 26, 1939

Box 143

Conference on the Cause and Cure of War, January 25, 1940
Yale Political Union, January 31, 1940
"The Diplomatic Defense of the American" N.Y. Herald Tribune Forum, February 15, 1940
Contemporary Club-Phila. "Trade Agreements and Industrial Stability", February 19, 1940
Nat'l Farm Institute-Des Moines, Iowa, February 24, 1940
Brookings Institute (no text), March 14, 1940
Jefferson Day-Houston, Tex., April 13, 1940
Southern Catholic Conf. for Social Action-Atlanta, Ga., April 16, 1940
Medical Assoc. Dinner at St. Elizabeth's-No text, April 20, 1940
Memoranda-Westminster Institute of Public Affairs, May 1940
Pan American Sanitary Bureau, May 1, 1940
Special Cooperative Forum, May 28, 1940
Annual Convention of ILGWV, N.Y.C., May 31, 1940
Italian Business and Prof. Men's Comm., June 17, 1940
Institute of Public Affairs, Charlottesville, Va., June 22, 1940
Affiliated Young Democrats (N.Y.), June 27, 1940
Rotary Club of Buffalo, September 24, 1940
N.Y. State Convention of the American Labor PARTY, September 28, 1940
International Relations Club, Univ. of N.C., October 7, 1940
Coast Guard Acad.-New London, Conn., November 1, 1940
Inter-American Commission of Women-Dinner for Sra. Martinex Guerrero, November 11, 1940
American Automobile Assoc., November 14, 1940
Assoc. of American Universities, November 15, 1940
Latin American Lecture Series-Shoreham Hotel, Washington, November 19, 1940
America's Town Meeting of the Air-NBC, November 21, 1940
Luncheon of the Great Lakes Seaway and Power Conf., December 5, 1940
The American Forum-Outlook of Foreign Affairs, Washington, D.C., December 29, 1940

Box 144

Foreign Affairs Council-Cleveland, Ohio, January 24, 1941
Univ. of Kansas Law School-Topeka, Kan., January 25, 1941
Affiliated Young Democrats, February 20, 1941
Nat'l Peace Conference (no text), March 17, 1941
St. Lawrence Project-WMAL Radio, March 22, 1941
Survey Associates Luncheon, March 29, 1941
Nieman Foundation Dinner, Cambridge, Mass. (no text), April 17, 1941
American Forum of the Air-St. Lawrence Speech, April 20, 1941
Women's Nat'l Democratic Comm., May 5, 1941
American Bookseller's Assoc. "Authors Ultimately Govern the World", May 7, 1941
Affiliated Young Democrats-(N.Y.), May 22, 1941
General Federation of Women's Clubs-Atlantic City Convention, Golden Jubilee, May 23, 1941
Discurso Pronunciado Por El Exmo. Senor Franklin D. Roosevelt, Presidente de los E.E.U.U. de America en Washington, D.C., May 27, 1941
National Nutrition Conference for Defense "Food and Foreign Policy", May 27, 1941
Commencement Address-Catholic University, Washington, D.C., June 11, 1941
4th Conference of Canadian-American Affairs, July 24, 1941
Reception given by the Grand Dutchess of Luxembourg to Counsel George P. Waller, August 8, 1941
Williamstown Institute of Human Relations, August 28, 1941
Conference on Science, Philosophy and Religion-Columbia University, September 8, 1941
NBC-Affiliation of 21 Mexican Stations with NBC, September 18, 1941
On St. Lawrence Project-WMCA and Affiliated Young Democrats' Meeting, October 2, 1941
Opening of CBS School of the Air Between the U.S. and Mexico, October 5, 1941
Harvard Graduate School of Business, October 6, 1941
Refugee Program-NYC (no text), October 18, 1941
Nat'l Council of YMCA-Columbus, Ohio, October 25, 1941
New York City Campaign-WJZ Radio, October 30, 1941
Belgian Embassy-NBC Radio, November 28, 1941
Dept. of Agriculture Graduate School, December 4, 1941

Box 145

National Dry Goods Association, January 15, 1942
Students' Institute of Nat'l Government at Pan-American Union (Extemporaneous), February 6, 1942
Columbia University Conference on Religion "The Warfare of Free Souls", February 12, 1942
Nat'l Farm Institute-Des Moines, Iowa, February 20, 1942
Mutual Broadcasting Co.-U.N. Series, March 1, 1942
American Friends of Greece-N.Y., March 25, 1942
19th Anniversary Dinner of the New Leader, March 29, 1942
8th Pan-American Child Congress at the White House, May 6, 1942
Commemorating the 2nd Anniversary of the Invasion of the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg-N.Y. Broadcast, May 10, 1942
Council on Books in Wartime-N.Y., May 12, 1942
State Convention of the Affiliated Young Democrats at Schenectady, N.Y., May 23, 1942
Annual Meeting of The Temple, Cleveland, Ohio, May 27, 1942
Inter-American University Broadcast-NBC Radio, June 28, 1942
Iceland Broadcast, July 7, 1942
Affiliated Young Democrats, Inc. N.Y.C., July 23, 1942
Radio Address to the Other American Republics, on the 3rd Anniversary of the Invasion of Poland, September 1, 1942
Annual Scientific Assembly of the Medical Society of the Dist. Of Columbia, September 30, 1942
450th Anniversary of the Discovery of America by Christopher Columbus-Metropolitan Opera House, October 12, 1942
5th Annual Meeting of the Alabama State Chamber of Commerce, October 15, 1942
Joint Meeting of the Mazzini Society and the Italian-American Labor Council, Hotel Commodore N.Y.C., November 14, 1942

Box 146

American Economic Association, January 4, 1943
United Nations Relief Fund, Inc. Dinner-Boston, Mass., January 10, 1943
Rotary Club of Reading, Pa. "The Tools of Future Peace", April 14, 1943
Annual Conference of Federal Bar Assoc., April 9, 1943
20th Anniversary Dinner of the New Leader, April 11, 1943
The Catholic Association for International Peace-Trinity College, April 26, 1943
Mass Meeting to Protest Against the Inhuman Treatment of Civilians by the Germans in German Occupied Europe., May 2, 1943
Utah State Agricultural College, Logan, Utah-Graduation Address, May 29, 1943
NBC-University of the Air, August 22, 1943
Dinner for the Saudi-Arabian Princes, September 30, 1943
Italian-American Labor Council, October 12, 1943
Rotary Club, Knoxville, Tenn., November 23, 1943
United Nations Forum, Constitution Hall, January 17, 1944
"The State Department Speaks" 3rd of 4 broadcasts over NBC, January 22, 1944
Duke University, Durham, N.C., February 7, 1944
Schoolmen's Week Convention, Univ. of Penn., Phila., March 22, 1944
Opening Session of the 5th Pan-American Conference of the Nat'l Directors of Health, Pan-American Union Building, April 24, 1944
Luncheon Conf. of Interamerican Development Commissions at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, May 13, 1944
Joint Annual Meeting of the Nat'l Conference of Jewish Social Welfare, the Nat'l Assoc. of Jewish Workers, and the Nat'l Council for Jewish Education, Cleveland, Ohio, May 20, 1944
25th Convention of the ILGWU, Statler Hotel, Boston, Mass., June 6, 1944
Dinner of the Foreign Press Association, June 21, 1944
NBC-American University of the Air, June 25, 1944
FBI Graduation Exercises, July 22, 1944
"World Statesmen" Program-WMCA and the Atlantic Network, August 3, 1944
Interfaith Conference, Randall's Island, September 10, 1944
Annual Meeting of the Savings Banks Assoc. of the State of N.Y., Buffalo, N.Y., September 28, 1944
Charles Carroll Forum of Washington, October 20, 1944
Off the Record Speech Before the Aviation Writers Association, Washington, D.C. (no text), October 24, 1944
Committee of Businessmen for Roosevelt, Newark, New Jersey, October 27, 1944
Affiliated Young Democrats, October 30, 1944
For Speeches at International Civil Aviation Conference, see International Civil Aviation Conference Speeches, Box 60, November-December 1944

Box 147

Brazilian Press Association, April 9, 1945
Radio Address (O Globo Station), April 13, 1945
Banquet in honor of Chaim Weizmann, April 18, 1945
Graduation Exercises of the Riddle School in Sao Paulo, Brazil, May 25, 1945
WNBC Radio-Political Speech, May 27, 1945
V-J Day Celebration, August 16, 1945
Instituto Dos Advogados, Rio De Janeiro, August 30, 1945
On the Occasion of Turning Over the Operation of Santa Cruz Airport to Brazilian Authorities, September 3, 1945
Inter-American Conference on Radio Communications on Freedom of Information, September 14, 1945
Third Inter-American Conference on Radio Communications: Farewell Banquet, September 26, 1945
"Education in the U.S."- Sao Paulo, October 12, 1945
Presentation Ceremony of Tenth Mountain Division Loving Cup to Confederacao Brasileia de Desportes, Rio de Janeiro, October 23, 1945
Thanksgiving Day Service of the American Colony Faculty Club, November 22, 1945
"South American Looks at the World Crisis" Columbia Faculty Club, March 23, 1946
Draft for Col. Louis Johnson, April 2, 1946
Affiliated Young Democrats?, April 12, 1946
Affiliated Young Democrats, April 25, 1946
Berkshire County Council Boy Scouts of America-Pittsfield, Mass., May 12, 1946
"American Policy Toward Postwar Italy" American Chamber of Commerce for Trade with Italy, Inc., May 21, 1946
"Are We Moving Toward a Government Controlled Economy?" Town Meeting of the Air-ABC, May 30, 1946
Italian-American Labor Council-Madison Square Garden, June 10, 1946
Liberal Party Convention, June 14, 1946
Memorandum for LaGuardia, June 17, 1946
Affiliated Young Democrats-7th Biennial State Convention, June 21, 1946
Oberlin Alumni Association Luncheon-Oberlin, Ohio, June 25, 1946
"Is Russia Preventing Peace at Paris?" Town Meeting of the Air, September 5, 1946
Boston Chapter of the Nat'l Association of Cost Accountants, September 17, 1946
The New School of Social Research-"War or Peace?", September 25, 1946
Radio Program of Liberal Party-WMCA, October 7, 1946
Wellesley College-"The Foundation and Implementation of American Foreign Policy", October 10, 1946
"Republicans in Foreign Policy"-Liberal Party-WEAF, October 21, 1946
In Favor of the Candidacy of Henry J. Epstein for Associate Judge, Court of Appeals, WABC, October 23, 1946
American Bar Association, Atlantic City, N.J. "Private Property in a Socialistic World", October 29, 1946
Radio Program on "Machiavelli-The Prince" Invitation to Learning, CBS, December 12, 1946
Oberlin Forum, January 9, 1947-October 1947
Reception for Dr. Alcide de Gasperi, Prime Minister of Italy, January 13, 1947
Toledo United Nations Association, January 21, 1947
"What Should Be Our Role in Greece and Turkey?" Town Meeting of the Air, March 13, 1947
"What Does Britain Need to Survive As a World Power?" (not used), March 13, 1947
Luncheon American Federation of International Institutes, March 28, 1947
Springfield Adult Education Council, April 2, 1947
Speech for "In My Opinion" CBS, April 7, 1947
"The Search for Common Ground in International Affairs" Outline of Lectures for The New School, May 15, 1947
Draft for James Farley, June 4, 1947
26th Annual Convention-ILGWU, Cleveland, Ohio, June 16, 1947
"Should We Admit 400,000 of Europe's Homeless Now?" Town Meeting of the Air, June 19, 1947
Dinner of the Italian-American Labor Council for the Hon. Giuseppe Sarogat and the Hon. Matteo Matteotti, Commodore Hotel, July 1, 1947
"Men and Measures: The Liberal View" Columbus University, August 7, 1947
"Must We Have A Showdown With Russia?" In My Opinion. CBS, September 18, 1947
Public Meeting Liberal Party, September 26, 1947
"The Voice of Local 89" WEVD, September 27, 1947
"On What Basis Can Our Differences With Russia be Solved?" Town Meeting of the Air, September 30, 1947
"Keep Proportional Representation" Broadcast of Newbold Morris under auspices of the Liberal Party-WNBC, October 2, 1947
WNBC Radio Speech, October 2, 1947
"Liberal Unity for a Liberal America" WMCA, October 6, 1947
Draft for James A. Farley, October 9, 1947
"Talk to the People"-WJZ, October 26, 1947
"The Liberal Party Challenge", October 27, 1947
The Liberal Party, Rochester, N.Y., October 28, 1947
The Liberal Party-WNBC, November 3, 1947
Alumni Dinner, Assoc. Alumni of the City College, Waldorf-Astoria, November 8, 1947
Description of European Reconstruction Program, December 15, 1947
"The Marshall Plan"-Association of the Bar of the City of N.Y., December 1947
N.Y. Young Republicans Club, 1948
United Hatters, Cap and Millinery, 1948
Liberal Party State Committee, January 10, 1948
"The Effect of Race Discrimination on the Good Neighbor Policy"-Institute for Religious and Soc. Studies, January 20, 1948
For Liberal Party-WMCA, February 15, 1948
Nat'l Convention of Americans for Democratic Action, Philadelphia, Pa., February 21, 1948
"Political Parties in the American System" Lectures on American Life, March 2, 1948
State Convention of Americans for Democratic Action, Albany, April 3, 1948
State Convention of Catholic War Veterans, Rochester, N.Y., May 6, 1948
Convention of Workmen's Circle, May 9, 1948
Annual Dinner of the Liberal Party, May 12, 1948
"Nova Definicao Dos Elementos Das Ciencias Economicas" Faculdade Nacional de Ciencias Economicas, June 21, 1948
Trade Union Council of the Liberal Party, August 11, 1948
Opening Speech at Convention meeting of the Liberal Party State Commission, September 1, 1948
"The High Cost of Living" on Voice of the People-WPIX, September 15, 1948
Memo for Sen. Alben W. Barkley, Liberal Party Trades Union Council, September 23, 1948
United Hebrew Trades Conference, September 24, 1948
Political Speech-WJZ, September 27, 1948
Political Speech-WJZ, October 18, 1948
Liberal Party Rally-Madison Square Garden, October 28, 1948
"The Chains of Prometheus" Conference on Methods in Philosophy and the Sciences, New School 11/21/48, October 28, 1948
Political Speech-WMCA, November 1, 1948
23rd Anniversary dinner at Exchange Nat'l Bank, November 10, 1948
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences-Public Affairs Series, N.Y.U., November 17, 1948
The Young Republic Club, January 13, 1949
"The Modern State and Corporations" Benjamin Franklin Lectures, University of Pennsylvania, Phila., March 10, 1949
29th Annual Conference of the American Civil Liberties Union, March 19, 1949-March 20, 1949
"German and Russian American Relations" Liberal Party Forum-Social, April 8, 1949
International Students Conference-Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, N.Y., April 9, 1949
Yale Political Union, April 28, 1949
"Education for an International Metropolis" Charter Day-School of Business and Civic Administration C.C.N.Y., May 5, 1949
Dinner in Honor of Dr. Jose Pereira Lira at The Association of the Bar of the City of N.Y., May 24, 1949
Liberal Party Dinner, May 25, 1949
State Convention of the Liberal Party, September 15, 1949
For Newbold Morris-WPIX, September 25, 1949
"Register to Oust Tammany" WJZ, October 7, 1949
Canvassers' Convention, October 25, 1949
Town Hall of the Air, October 1949
"From LaGuardia to Morris"-WOR, October 27, 1949
Campaign of 1949-WOR, November 7, 1949
Veterans of Foreign Wars-Chamber of Commerce, Rochester, November 16, 1949
Draft for Louis Johnson-New England Conference of Governors, November 17, 1949
Meeting of the Brandeis Lawyers' Society, December 13, 1949
"Law and Function of So-Called Free Enterprise" Association of American Law Schools, December 29, 1949

Box 148

"The Emerging Common Law of Free Enterprise: Antidote to the Omnipotent State"-Brandeis Lawyers' Society, 1950
"L'histoire euteelle ete modifiee si Karl Marx avait connulles Etats-Unis?" Voice of America Broadcast-Berle and Martin, 1950
On Discrimination-WLIB, January 15, 1950
"The Court of Current Issues"-WABD-TV, February 7, 1950
Liberal Forum, March 3, 1950
Student Political Conference, Vassar College, March 10, 1950-March 12, 1950
"Historical Inheritance of American Corporations" The Conference on Social Meaning of Legal Concepts of the Law School of N.Y.U., April 3, 1950
"The Next Decade"-The Life Insurance Companies of Massachusetts Seminar, April 13, 1950
United Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers Intl. Union Convention-Extract of Remarks, May 1, 1950
I.L.G.W.U.-Golden Jubilee Convention, May 23, 1950
Workmen's Circle, Golden Jubilee, May 25, 1950
5th Anniversary Dinner-International Civil Aviation Conference, June 6, 1950
Annual Dinner of the Liberal Party, June 14, 1950
Synopsis of Lectures at the Academy of International Law, Palais de la Paix, The Hague, The Netherlands (Lectures in separate folder), August 1950
Young Liberal Convention, September 15, 1950
Liberal Party-Manhattan Center, October 5, 1950
Liberal Party-WNBC, October 6, 1950
Liberal Party-WNBC, October 20, 1950
Liberal Party-WJZ, November 1, 1950
Presentation of the gold medal of the Nat'l Institute of Social Sciences to Mr. Henry Bruere, November 1, 1950
Predictions for The New York Times, November 5, 1950
The Liberal Party-WOR, November 6, 1950
Liberal Party State Exec. Committee, November 30, 1950
You and the World-CBS, December 18, 1950
Induction of Supreme Court Justice Matthew M. Levy, January 2, 1951
Annual Luncheon Meeting of the Research Council for Economic Security, February 20, 1951
Legislative Conf. of the Liberal Party, March 5, 1951
"Should Congress Pass on the Use of U.S. Troops in Europe?" TV Broadcast-cancelled for Kefauver Comm., March 19, 1951
Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Political and Social Science-Phila., April 6, 1951
Text of statement by Dr. Juliusz Katz-Suchy, Representative of Poland to the U.N., April 6, 1951
"How Can We Best Meet the Strain of Nat'l Defense?" Court of Current Issues Program, April 10, 1951
Spring Meeting of the Life Insurance Assoc. of America, May 24, 1951-May 25, 1951
Liberal Party Annual Dinner, June 14, 1951
"Position of the Western Democracies between the Wars" Air War College, Maxwell AFB, Ala., September 5, 1951
Radio Speech-Halley Registration Campaign, September 25, 1951
Notes for Rudolf Halley's TV speech, 1951
Deb's Day Dinner, October 19, 1951
Political Speech-WOR, October 26, 1951
Political Speech-WPIX, October 31, 1951
Political Speech-WNBT, November 4, 1951
Political Speech-WJZ, November 5, 1951
Lecture at University of Chicago, December 7, 1951
Halley Victory Day Luncheon, December 8, 1951
Notes for lecture at New School and Friends' Seminary, December 1951
On Legal Aspects of Human Rights Convention (no text), January 28, 1952
"The International Outlook Today"-Dartmouth College, February 11, 1952-February 12, 1952
"The Columbia Professor as the Community Servant"-Testimonial for Dr. Robert Morrison Mac Iver, April 18, 1952
Liberal Party Annual Dinner, June 11, 1952
Notes for Wellesley Conference, Wheaton College, June 25, 1952
"The Problems of the Presidency: Diplomatic Defense of the U.S." University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs, June 30, 1952
Affiliated Young Democrats, July 11, 1952
College de l'Europe Libre, Strasbourg, France, September 2, 1952
"The Modern Corporation in the Modern State" The American Bar Association, Sec. of Corporation, Banking and Business Law, September 16, 1952
Registration Speech-WINS, October 2, 1952
Memorandum to Gov. Stevenson: Possible speech material, October 3, 1952
Political Speech-WOR, October 6, 1952
"The Democracies Face the Post War Problem". Air War College, Maxwell AFB, October 8, 1952
Women's City Club-Jr. League, Genealogical Association, October 14, 1952
Memorandum of Speech for the Bronx, October 22, 1952
Political Speech-WOR, October 23, 1952
Independent Citizens Committee for the Election of George S. Counts to the U.S. Senate, October 29, 1951
Introduction of Governor Adlai E. Stevenson WJZ-TV, October 31, 1952
Political Speech-WJZ, November 3, 1952
Political Speech-WJZ-TV, November 3, 1952
City Club of New York, November 25, 1952
N.Y. Young Republicans "Economic Policy in Foreign Affairs", December 4, 1952
Opening of Students Convocation, December 29, 1952

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Americans for Democratic Action, January 30, 1953
Nat'l. Committee for A Free Europe-Town Hall, February 13, 1953
"Antitrust Law Enforcement and Economic Policy in Industry" New York State Bar Assn., February 19, 1953
The International Relations Club of Connecticut College-6th Annual U.N. Conf., March 13, 1953-March 14, 1953
Citizens Union-NBC, April 24, 1953
I.L.G.W.U.-Plumbers' Hall, Chicago, May 19, 1953
United Neighborhood Houses if N.Y., May 20, 1953
Commencement Exercises of Friends School, June 11, 1953
Liberal Party Annual Dinner, June 17, 1953
Ernie County Committee of the Liberal Party, June 27, 1953
Draft for James Farley, Colgate University, June 29, 1953
Liberal Party Nominating Convention, June 30, 1953
Fourth of July Celebration, Chester, Mass., July 4, 1953
"The Treaty of Versailles" Air War College, Maxwell AFB, September 7, 1953
"The Devil's Girdle" Notes for Annapolis Lecture, September 29, 1953
Political Speech, 1953
Campaign Speech-WABC, October 23, 1953
Political Speech-WABC, October 26, 1953
Liberal Party Headquarters "Memo to New York Voters", October 30, 1953
Campaign Speech for Liberal Party-WABC, 1953
"A Case for the People", November 2, 1953
End of 1953 Campaign, November 2, 1953
Closing Address-Bicentennial Celebration, Columbia University, January 14, 1954
The American Academy of Political and Social Science, April 2, 1954
"Interrelationship of Military Strategy and National Strategy", Air War College, Maxwell, AFB (closed), May 4, 1954
Liberal Party, May 26, 1954
Aid Association for Lutherans, September 27, 1954
Voter Registration Speech-WNBC, September 30, 1954
Air War College ,Maxwell AFB, October 5, 1954
Political Speech WABC-TV, October 21, 1954
Political Speech WPIX, November 1, 1954
The Harmonie Club, November 6, 1954
Memorial Celebration for John Dewey, November 17, 1954
"The Modern Corporation and the Revolution in Capitalism" N.Y.U. School of Law, November 18, 1954
"The Large Corporation as an Institution and Some Legal Results" The Association of General Counsel, December 7, 1954
"Integration of Social Science Material with Law School Courses, particularly in the Corporation Field"-Seminar in Legal Education, School of Business, Columbia University, December 10, 1954
"Diplomatic Defense Against Communism" 17th Annual National Farm Institute, February 18, 1955-February 19, 1955
"The Changing Role of the Corporation and Its Counsel" The Association of the Bar of the City of New York, March 14, 1955
The American Academy of Political and Social Science, 59th Annual Meeting, April 1, 1955
Page from "Industrial Distribution" describing seminar held by Eastern Brass& Copper Co., N.Y.C. Mr. Berle discussed trends in the economy influencing small firms today., May 1955
Affiliated Young Democrats-10th anniversary of U.N.-celebration, June 23, 1955
Resignation as chairman of the Liberal Party, July 8, 1955
Air War College, Maxwell AFB, October 4, 1955
Notes for Lecture at The New School of Social Research "Economic Tools for Promoting Peace", October 25, 1955
New York Young Democrats, October 30, 1955
Cours D'ete 1956-College de L'Europe Libre, 1956
"After the Geneva Split-What?" Luncheon in memory of Robert P. Patterson, January 24, 1956
Inter-American Council of Fordham University, February 1, 1956
New School, February 9, 1956
"Inter-American World: Organization of Defense." Air War College, Maxwell AFB, February 13, 1956
Liberal Party, Bronx County, March 20, 1956
Liberal Party, Brooklyn, New York, March 21, 1956
Inter-American Association for Democracy and Freedom, April 7, 1956
"You and the News" Excerpts of Berle Speech on Latin America, April 13, 1956
"Organization for National Security" Air War College, Maxwell AFB, May 25, 1956
Assembly of Captive European Nations, June 21, 1956
Notas Para la Sesion de la Academia de Abogados, July 2, 1956
Discurso de la Sra. De Adolfo Berle-Casa de la Cultura, July 3, 1956
"Philosophy of History" Casa de la Cultura (also Spanish version), July 3, 1956
Stevenson Rally at Manhattan Center, September 11, 1956
Speech on Voter Registration-WRCA, October 8, 1956
Nat'l Industrial Conference Board's Management Seminar on Company Contributions, Princeton, New Jersey, October 15, 1956
Campaign Speech-WABC-TV, November 5, 1956
"Communist Methods of Interrogation and Indoctrination"-The Academy of Medicine, November 13, 1956
New School for Social Research, December 8, 1956

Box 150

Pan American Association of Opthalmology, April 9, 1957
University of Pennsylvania-75th Anniversary Wharton School, May 21, 1957
Reception for Eduardo Santos-Columbia University, May 28, 1957
Draft for James A. Farley at 26th Annual Commencement Exercises, Long Island University, Brooklyn. "What Kind of Life Do You Want to Live?", June 7, 1957
Draft for James A. Farley-Belgian Chamber of Commerce, June 13, 1957
"Apparent Position of the U.S. and Soviet Union asWorld Leaders." Air War College, Maxwell AFB, October 1, 1957
National Inudstrial Conference Board: Management Seminar: Corporate Giving-Princeton, October 16, 1957
"Sovereignty and Integrity" by James A. Farley at World Trade Dinner, November 20, 1957
Coffee House, December 3, 1957
Affiliated Young Democrats-Albany, New York, December 7, 19557
Life Insurance Association of America, December 12, 1957
"Problems of the Nation-State" State Department Senior Office Course, Phase II, No. 6, 1958
Notes for CBS-"The Proposed Russian-American Negotiations", February 28, 1958
Phi Beta Kappa-"Basic Elements in the New World Crisis.", April 2, 1958
Draft for James A. Farley at Emory University, May 9, 1958
Liberal Party Annual Dinner, May 28, 1958
"Economic Planning and Social Democracy" International Congress of La Commission Generale d'Organisation Scientifigue Brussels, June 1958
Harvard Chapter of Phi Betta Kappa, June 9, 1958
Tufts Civic Education Center Recording, August 27, 1958
Public Relations Society of America, Inc., November 5, 1958
"The Hidden Revolution." (transcript) CBS Radio, November 19, 1958
Capitalisme Collectivise, 1959
Editorial Page from Printer's Ink, January 2, 1959
Institute of Law and Government-University of Georgia Law School, April 10, 1959
"A New Analysis of Legal Curriculum." Notes for Columbia Faculty, April 20, 1959
"The Influence of Foreign Markets on Your Business." Draft for James A. Farley at the American Society of Sales Executives Dinner, May 5, 1949
On receiving honorary doctorate from Yankton College, Yankton, S. Dakota, June 1, 1959
Commencement at Marlboro College, Marlboro, Vermont, June 6, 1959
American Newspaper Guild, June 23, 1959
Correspondence and draft of speech for Gov. Robert Meyner (N.J.) for trip to Brazil (separate folder), February 11, 1959-February 16, 1959
"An American Looks At Latin America.", September 1959
Folder 32
Folder 33
"Power Centers in American Society" Columbia Law School Alumni, November 21, 1959
"Economic Power in the U.S." University of Wisconsin, December 9, 1959

Box 151

"Democratic Foreign Policy" CBS, 1960
Channel City Club, Santa Barbara, California, January 26, 1960
"Can Businessmen Deal With the Problems of a Changing World?" Couchiching Conference, Toronto., February 21, 1960
Assembly of Captive European Nations, March 2, 1960
National Conference on Higher Education, Chicago, Ill.-"The Irrepressible Issues of the 60's: A Moral Crisis.", March 6, 1960
"The Motive Power of Political Economy."-Felix Adler Lecture, Ethical Culture Society, March 23, 1960
Commentary on the European Problem, April 4, 1960
Seminar-Ohio State University, April 15, 1960
"The Corporation in Democratic Society."-Carnegie Institute of Technology, April 21, 1960
"The Maintenance of Professional Standards." College of Law, Ohio State University, April 22, 1960
"Protracted Cold War." Air War College, April 26, 1960
"Reflections on Financing Governmental Functions of the Metropolis."-American Academy of Political Science, Columbia University, April 29, 1960
Statement for the Council on Foreign Relations, June 3, 1960
Lectures at School of Journalism-Columbia University-"Free Market Economy vs. Planned Economy", July 19, 1960
Memorandum for possible address at Annual dinner of t he Liberal Party in New York 9/14/60, August 29, 1960
"Current International Alignments." Air War College, Maxwell AFB, September 21, 1960
"The American Presidential Election: Pattern of Voting." Canadian Broadcasting Co., October 1960
Campaign Speech for Sen. J.F. Kennedy-WNBC, October 6, 1960
Liberal Party Broadcast-WOR, October 25, 1960
Political Speech-WNBC, November 3, 1960
The Nation's Future-NBC-TV "Peace and Progress in Latin America", December 10, 1960
Twentieth Century Fund, Princeton. Prospective Board Meeting, April 24, 1960-April 26, 1960
American Assembly, Arden House, October 6, 1960
American Academy of Religion and Mental Health, November 19, 1960-November 20, 1960

Box 152

Air War College Lectures, 1960
"The Breaking Barrier." Americans for Democratic Action, Boston, January 28, 1961
Pan American Day Speech, The Association of the Bar of the City of New York, April 12, 1961
Remarks on the Occasion of the Transfer of the U.S.S. Hailey and U.S. Cushing to the Brazilian Government, July 20, 1961
Introduction at Freedom Assembly, Windsor Ballroom, October 6, 1961
Liberal Party Broadcast, October 27, 1961
Reaction Letter to State Department "White Paper.", November 1, 1961
Dr. William H. Kilpatrick 90th Birthday Dinner, November 20, 1961
University of Connecticut (Separate Folder), November 23, 1961
"The Challenges to Democracy in the Coming Decade." Convocation-The Fund for the Republic, January 21, 1962-January 22, 1962
Air War College, Maxwell AFB, February 14, 1962
"A New Look at Management Responsibility." Bureau of Industrial Relations, University of Michigan, April 8, 1962
The National Public Relations Council on Health and Welfare Services, Inc., Hotel Commodore. "The Transcendental Margin.", June 4, 1962
Quincy Wright-Adolf Berle Debate-Columbia Society of International Law and the Law School Forum, October 29, 1962
Air War College, Maxwell AFB, November 2, 1962
"How Effective is United States Policy Toward Latin American?" The Open Mind, NBC-TV, November 25, 1962
Notes for President Kennedy's State of the Union Messages, January 14, 1963
"The Bill of Rights in the Economic Republic." 10th Anniversary Convocation of the Fund for the Republic-Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, January 21, 1963-January 22, 1963
"The Friends as Teachers." Opening of the Fund Drive for Friends Seminary, February 4, 1963
Air War College, Maxwell AFB, February 7, 1963
"Problems of the Cold War in International Law." The International Law Club, Harvard University, February 20, 1963
"The Caribbean Crisis," Rotary Club of New York (not text) In copy of Spokes, February 28, 1963
James A. Farley (draft), February 1963

Box 153

University of Michigan Lectures, February 1963
University of Texas, March 7, 1963
Brookings Institute, March 13, 1963
Foreign Affairs Round Table-WEVD, March 29, 1963
"Planning in the Nation: The American System." The National Congress on Collective Economy-Rome, Italy, April 1963
"The Strategic Position of Latin America." Department of Defense, April 30, 1963
"The Western Rediscovery of Man." Commencement at Wesleyan University, June 2, 1963
Harvard University International Seminar, July 9, 1963
The Liberal Party American Newspaper Guild, October 21, 1963
Political Speech-WCBS, October 25, 1963
University of Western Michigan Faculty Seminar, November 13, 1963
On death of JFK, November 22, 1963
Lowell House, Harvard University, December 4, 1963-December 5, 1963
Canadian Broadcasting Co., December 6, 1963
Aspen Institute, Aspen, Colorado (Separate Folder), September 24, 1963-September 27, 1963
Air War College, Maxwell AFB, September 23, 1963-November 1, 1963

Box 154

National Industrial Conference Board, January 16, 1964
Virginia State Bar Association, January 18, 1964
Broadcast on Latin America, January 24, 1964
Ed Joyce Show-CBS (notes), February 7, 1964
Conversation with Adolf Berle on "Responsibilities of Free Enterprise." Stephens College Teleteach, February 26, 1964
"Humanities and the Social Sciences." Michigan State University, February 28, 1964
Russian Political Club, Yale University, March 16, 1964
"The Fall of the Ivory Tower" Columbia University, Low Rotunda, March 21, 1964
"Cuba: Irritation or Menace"-WCBS, April 2, 1964
"Economic Equality and Government Action." Wayne State University, Detroit, April 13, 1964
"Diplomacy and the New Economics." School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University, April 23, 1964
National Association of Mutual Savings Banks, May 18, 1964
Affiliated Young Democrats, August 14, 1964
"The Future by Design." Symposium of the New York City Planning Commission, October 15, 1964
"Evolutionary Democracy in Latin America: 1964." Sir George Williams University, Montreal, Quebec, November 11, 1964
"Evolutionary Democracy in Latin America: 1964." Washington University, St. Louis, Mo. (not the same speech as 11/11), November 25, 1964
Excerpts of remarks at the meeting of the Plenary Assembly, Carnegie Center, New York City., December 1, 1964
"The Processes of Creation in the Great Society". Catholic University Conference on Law in the Liberal Arts." The Social Dimension., December 3, 1964
Ohio University, Athens, Ohio, December 8, 1964

Box 155

Affiliated Young Democrats, January 28, 1965
Notes on "Cuban Policy" Channel 13, February 3, 1965
The Columbia University Alumni Association and The United Nations Association of Maryland, February 4, 1965
"Problems of U.S. Assistance for Military Civic Action in Latin American." Mershon Social Science Program, 1965, Ohio State University, March 1, 1965
Notes of speech before University Scholars, New York University, March 4, 1965
"Regionalism in Latin America" The International Fellows, Columbia University Law Building. (outline), March 16, 1965
Liberal Party Luncheon, April 10, 1965
"The Roosevelt New Deal: The Hero and the Statesman-Engineer." University of New Hampshire, Durham, N.H., April 21, 1965
Kalamazoo College, May 26, 1965
Basic Issues-Graduate School of Journalism, Columbia University (Separate Folder), March 1965
Berkeley, California, June 7, 1965-June 10, 1965
International Civil Aviation Organization, June 22, 1965
Commencement of the Graduate School of Savings Banking of the National Association of Mutual Savings Bank, Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, June 25, 1965
University of Brazil-English and Portuguese. Mr. Berle's address in Brazil, August 1965
"The Problem of Revolution in Latin America." University of Toronto Teach-in, October 9, 1965
Political Speech-WEVD, October 22, 1965
Columbia National Alumni Program and YMCA-New Canaan, Connecticut, October 25, 1965
Voice of American Forum 1965-Lecture #4 "The Changing Economy" Corporations Big and Small.", November 19, 1965
University of Florida, Center for Latin American Studies, December 2, 1965
"The Mid-European Strip" National Alumni Program, Philadelphia, December 8, 1965
Aviation Panel, Washington Federal Aviation Agency (separate folder), November 30, 1965

Box 156

Savings Banks Officers Club, January 26, 1966
Dean's Day, Columbia University, February 5, 1966
Notes: Danish Radio-TV re: Greenland, 25th anniversary of Danish-U.S. Treaty, February 2, 1966
"Emerging Issues for American Foreign Policy" Foreign Policy Association (also used at Center College, Danville, Kentucky 4/8/66), March 25, 1966
Basic Issues-1966 Columbia University School of Journalism (Separate Folder), January 6, 1966-January 13, 1966
Hammarskjold Forum: "The Lawyer's Role on the Search for Peace." Association of the Bar of the City of New York, May 2, 1966
"The Church Listens---to Government." Pre-Assembly Conference on Evangelism, U. Pres. Church, U.S.A.-Boston, May 16, 1966
Project Prometheus-Intermediate Education District, Medford, Oregon, August 4, 1966
International Political Science Association in Warsaw, Poland (Separate Folder), September 19, 1966-September 24, 1966
Roosevelt Symposium-Marist College, October 22, 1966

Box 157

"Latin America" for International Affairs and Federal Operations Seminar, U.S. Civil Service Commission, January 10, 1967
"Economic Power in the United States" Antioch College, Yellow Springs, Ohio, January 24, 1967
"Columbia in Chicago", March 8, 1967
"Social Change, Revolutionary Government and Extra-Continental Power Politics in the Americas." Cleveland United World Federalists, April 7, 1967
Penrose Memorial Lecture before The American Philosophical Society, April 20, 1967
University of Detroit, April 29, 1967
Convocation on Air and Space Law, McGill University, November 3, 1967
"Take Over." Practicing Law Institute, December 14, 1967
National Industrial Conference (Separate Folder), April 20, 1967
Project Prometheus (Separate Folder), August 10, 1967
U.S. Merchant Marine Seminar, Center for Inter-American Relations, January 12, 1968
Page from Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, February 1968
Kansas City Regional Council on Higher Education, February 20, 1968-February 23, 1968
Economic Power and Responsibility Consultation at Lake Mohonk Mountain House, New Paltz, New York-"The Nature of Economic Power." (separate folder), March 29, 1968
"Corporate Decision-Making and Social Control." The Association of the Bar of the City of New York, April 23, 1968
Pan-American Society of new England and The American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese-Boston, April 27, 1968
Superintendents Workshop Conference, Teachers College, Columbia University, July 12, 1968
Lecture for Rio, Berlin on the distribution and diffusion of the technical and economic potentials in today's world., June 1968
Dialogue, 1968

Box 158

OAS Association "60 Minute Summit.", January 15, 1969
Lectures at Sir George Williams University, Montreal, March 3, 1969
"Conclusion." House Committee on Banking and Currency, April 1, 1969
Notes for Channel 13 re Cancellation of Rockefeller Trip, 1969
Introduction to Securities Symposium at New York Law School, June 1969
Superintendents Work Conference, Teachers College, Columbia University, July 16, 1969
"Economic Power."-Marlboro College, Marlboro, Vermont, October 27, 1969
C.U.N.Y. Colloquium Tonight, December 1, 1969
Ditchley Conference (separate folder), June 27, 1969-June 30, 1969

Box 159

"Concept of the Corporation." Columbia Business School, January 8, 1970
"Latin America in the Context of World Relations." U.S. Civil Service Commission, Kings Point, January 21, 1970
New York State University at Buffalo-not given due to disorders on campus, April 1, 1970
"Analogies Between Enterprise Activities in Air Space and in the Oceans." Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, Santa Barbara (separate folder), April 2, 1970
Foreign Affairs Roundtable, April 8, 1970
Hertford College, Oxford, England (separate folder), May 4, 1970
Panel on Latin American Law, American Bar Association, May 11, 1970
Boards of Directors, Nationwide Insurance Companies, June 30, 1970
Superintendents Conference, Teachers College, Columbia University, July 8, 1970
"Presidential Powers." The Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, September 11, 1970
Loyola University, New Orleans, October 27, 1970
St. John's University, College of Business Administration "That Revolution They Talk About.", November 10, 1970
Columbia Law School, November 30, 1970
Buffalo Speech (notes), December 2, 1970
National Student Symposium on the Presidency-Center for the Study of the Presidency, December 11, 1970-December 13, 1970
Undated Speech Material

Sub-Series 2: Correspondence about Speeches, 1932-1939; 1960-1971

Box 160

1932
February-June 1933
July-August 1933
September-October 1933
November-December 1933 and Clippings
January-February 1934
April-September 1934
October-December 1934 and Clippings

Box 161

January-May 1935
June-December 1935 and Clippings
1936
1937
1938
1939

Box 162

Speeches Refused, 1934
Speeches Refused, 1935
Speeches Refused, 1936
Speeches Refused, 1937
Speeches Refused, 1938-1939

Box 163

Couching Conference, February 19, 1960
National Conference on Higher Education, March 6, 1960
December 1960-September 1961
October-December 1961
January-June 1962
July-December 1962

Box 164

January-March 1963
April-August 1963
September-December 1963
1964
1965

Box 165

1966
1967
1968
1969-1971

Sub-Series 3: Articles and Book Reviews, 1920-1970

Box 166

"The League at Crossroads." Survey, November 27, 1920
"Problems Arising Out of Stock Having No Nominal or Par Value.", May 1, 1921
"The Foreign Policy Association Urges the De Facto Recognition of the Soviet Government.", 1922
Sacco-Vanzetti Case, 1927
The Mooney Case, 1931?
"The Nature of the Difficulty.", May 1932
"The Federal Bankruptcy Amendment." Amer. Bankers Assoc. Jour., March 1933
"The Trend of the Turn" Saturday Review of Lit., April 15, 1933
"National Blue Sky Control." Amer. Bankers Assoc. Journal, May 1933
"A High Road for Business." Scribner's Magazine, June 1933
"Action to Avoid Another 1929." Amer. Bankers Assoc. Jour., July 1933
"This Tremendous Piece of Artillery." The Bank Director, August 1933
"An Introduction to the Economics of Organization." Economic Forum, Summer 1933
"High Finance: Master or Servant." Yale Review, Autumn 1933
"What's Behind the Recovery Laws." Scribner's Magazine, September 1933
"Desirable Modifications of the Banking Act of 1933." Trust Companies, October 1933
"The Social Economics of the New Deal." New York Times Mag., October 29, 1933
"The Law and Social Revolution Survey Graphic, December 1933
"Social Reorganization for Security." Study Outlines, 1934
"Private Business and Public Opinion." Scribner's Magazine, February 1934
"Ready Money." Survey Graphic, April 1934
"Business and Government: Toward a Common Ground." Scribner's Magazine, November 1934
The Intercollegiate Council on Public Affairs, 1935?
"The New Deal and Economic Liberty." The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, March 1935
"Justice Holmes: Liberal." Survey Graphic, April 1935
Business and the Constitution. New England News Letter-Supplement, July 1935
"U.S.A., Incorporated." The Saturday Review of Literature, September 21, 1935
"Revenue and Progress." Survey Graphic, October 1935
The Symbols of Government by Thurman Arnold. Yale Review, Summer 1936
"Methods of Redistributing the National Income." Yale Review, 1937
The Nautical Gazette, September 11, 1937
"Taxation and Municipal Finance." The New York Certified Public Accountant, January 1938
"Stock Market Manipulation." Columbia Law Review, March 1938
"Accounting and the Law." The Journal of Accountancy, May 1938
"How All Men Can Serve Freedom." Christian Science Monitor, January 11, 1939
"Country Will Be Redrafting Economic Program In Next Few Years." The Controller, March 1939
"After Lima." Yale Review, Spring 1939
"Pioneering in Economic Progress." Survey Graphic, July 31, 1939
On Isolation. New York Times Mag. Section, December 11, 1939
50th Anniversary of the Pan American Union. Christian Science Monitor, April 9, 1940
"Peace Without Empire." Survey Graphic, March 1941
"What Shall We Do Then?" Fortune, August 8, 1941
"Democracy vs. Nationalism." Common Sense, November 1941
The Atlantic System by Forrest Davis. (Book Review), November 23, 1941
"The American Family of Nations." Scholastic, April 13, 1942
"The Spirit of Freedom: The Light Must Not Go Out." Vital Speeches of Our Day, April 15, 1942
Message sent to Mr. Basil Vlavianos of the Greek National Herald on the occasion of the second anniversary of the attack on Greece by the Fascist Government of Italy, October 27, 1942
"The Challenge of Color." Survey Graphic, November 1942
"Discurso pronunciado ante la 4a. Conferencia sobre Asuntos Americo Canadienses el 24 de junio de 1941." Translation by Manuel Jimenez, 1943
Testimony in Senate Hearings on Nomination of Edward J. Flynn, January 20, 1943-January 23, 1943
Message to the American Hungarian Federation at its meeting in Bridgeport, Connecticut, January 31, 1943
"The World We Are Fighting For." Macleans Magazine, August 4, 1943
"Freedoms of the Air.", January 10, 1945
The Quest for the Holy Grail. (Book Review), August 1945
"Praxis of Possible Introduction to Critical Economics.", April 1, 1946
Article on State Department, April 17, 1946
"Social Engineering: The New Diplomacy." Collier's, May 6, 1946
"U.N. and American Foreign Policy." American Magazine, May 20, 1946
"Brazil: A world Power in the Making.", June 1946
The Clock of History by Alvin Johnson. (Book Review in the Survey Graphic), June 1946
Introduction to The End of Conflict Between Science and Religion, August 22, 1946
Frontier on the Potomac by Jonathan Daniels. (Book Review), October 17, 1946
Article for Special Aviation Supplement, European Edition, New York Herald Tribune, November 1, 1946
"The Great Gamble." This Month, December 1946
American Foreign Policy in the Making, 1932-1940: A Study in Responsibilities by Charles A. Beard. (Book Review), 1946?
"Peace With Italy." The Commonweal, May 1947
Article on the liberal viewpoint for the Magazine of Wall Street, June 23, 1947
"A Program for the Undiscouraged." Survey Graphic, September 1947
"An Economic Program for American." For Professor Seymour Harris' Book, November 7, 1947
On Active Service in Peace and War by Henry L. Stimson and McGeorge Bundy. (Book Review), 1947
"The Marshall Plan in the European Struggle." Social Research, December 16, 1947

Box 167

Article on Russia's Belligerent Attitude. World Telegram, February 18, 1948
"Expansion and Values." The Reader Replies Column in American Scholar, Spring 1948
The Memoirs of Cordell Hull. (Book Review reprinted from the Columbia Law Review.), May 1948
Politics in the Empire State. By Warren Moscow. (Book Review), September 13, 1948
"Lest We Forget." The Survey, February 1949
"Berle Discusses Role, Responsibilities and Life of the Lawyer in Politics." The Harvard Law School Record, April 27, 1949
On the visit of President Eurico Dutra of Brazil, May 12, 1949
"Unsettled Questions in Antitrust Law Revision." Commercial and Financial Chronicle, July 28, 1949
"Big Corporations Change Capitalism: Private Collectivism in Domestic and Foreign Investment." The Reporter 10/25/49, September 22, 1949
"Law and the Function of So-called Free Enterprise." Notes for Forum, Association of American Law Schools, December 29, 1949
Courts on Trial: Myth and Reality in American Justice. By Jerome Frank. (Book Review), February 1950
"Are We Close to War?" The New Leader, May 1950
Roosevelt in Retrospect. By John Gunther. (Book Review), June 4, 1950
"Security: No Cut-Rate Price." The Reporter, August 15, 1950
Private Enterprise and Governmental Planning: An Integration. By Theo Suranyi-Unger. (Book Review), October 10, 1950
Policy for the West. By Barbara Ward. New York Times Book Review, December 13, 1950
"Mise Hors La Loi Du Genocide." Revue Internationale de Droit Penal, 1950
Incomplete Draft on Foreign Policy, January 16, 1951
Cases, Comments and Materials on Corporate Finance. By Hugh L. Sowards. (Book Review for New York University Law Review, January 1951
"Service in Time of Crisis." The Survey Symposium, February 1951
The New Soviet Empire. By David J. Dallin. New York Times Book Review, February 25, 1951
"La Presna and American Solidarity." Letter to the Editor of The Washington Post, March 23, 1951
"Crime and Politics in New York." The New Leader, April 2, 1951
Peace Can Be Won. By Paul G. Hoffman. New York Times Book Review, April 22, 1951
"Congressional Investigations." A Symposium published by the University of Chicago Law Review, Spring 1951
Cases and Materials on Corporate Reorganization. By E. Merrick Dodd and DeForest Billyou. Book Review in the Harvard Law Review, May 1951
The Life of John Maynard Keynes-A Personal Biography. By Roy F. Harrod. Book Review for the British Broadcasting Corporation, May 4, 1951
Article for The United Nations World, May 11, 1951
Brazil: Portrait of Half a Continent. Edited by T. Lynn Smith and Alexander Marchant. Book Review for The Hispanic American Historical Review, September 24, 1951
American Diplomacy: 1900-1950. By George F. Kennan. Book Review for The Survey, November 1951
"The World of Tomorrow." The Hat Worker, September 15, 1951
American Diplomacy: 1900-1950. By George F. Kennan. Book Review in The New Leader, November 5, 1951
Article on Brazilian-American Relations, November 15, 1951
The Measurement of Industrial Concentration. By Professor M. A. Adelman. Book Review for The Review of Economics and Statistics, Department of Economics, Harvard University, 1951?
Analogy between Wellington's position in Portugal and the American position in Korea, 1951?
Statement for "Diario Carioca.", 1952?
Corporation Article for the University of Chicago Law Review., January 8, 1952
Article on the Cold War, January 10, 1952
The Challenge to Isolation, 1937-1940. By William L. Langer and S. Everett Gleason. Book Review for Saturday Review of Literature, January 19, 1952
Re: Senate Resolution advising and consenting to ratification of the Treaty of Peace with Japan, February 7, 1952
"Mesmo Quandos os Governor Cometem Erros Devemos Continuar Unidos.", February 1952
Mr. President (Truman). By William Hillman. Book Review for N.Y. Times, March 23, 1952
Article on Corporation Law, 1952?
Article on the signing of the contractual agreement between West Germany, the U.S., Great Britain, France, Netherlands, and Belgium, May 22, 1952
"War or Peace Hang in Balance this year." By George Tichenor, 1952
"The President and Foreign Policy." The New Leader, July 28, 1952
"Our Capitalists--Soviet View and the Reality." New York Times, September 21, 1952
Lying in State. By Stanton Griffis. (Book Review), November 23, 1952
American Capitalism: The Concept of Countervailing Power. By John Kenneth Galbraith. Book Review for The Review of Economics and Statistics, November 1952
Wesley Clair Mitchell: The Economic Scientist. Edited by Arthur F. Burns, National Bureau of Economic Research, New York, 1952. Book Review for the Journal of the American Statistical Association, December 17, 1952
"Our Enlightened Self-Interest and the United Nations." The Reporter and Reader's Digest, December 23, 1952
Article on Russian Extermination of Jews. (Also published in Brazil 2/18/53)., January 21, 1953
"The Oil Industry: A Study in Planned Economy Under the Free Enterprise System." For Columbia Law Review, February 1953
"Businessmen in Government: The New Administration." The Reporter, February 3, 1953
"Antitrust Law Enforcement and Economic Policy in Industry.", February 19, 1953
Holmes-Laski Letters: The Correspondence of Mr. Justice Holmes and Harold J. Laski, 1916-1935. Edited by Mark deWolfe Howe. New York Times Book Review, February 1953
The World and the West. By Arnold Toynbee. Review for The New York Post, March 22, 1953
Article on McCarthyism, June 12, 1953
"The Path to Peace." Labor Reports, July 1953
"Secretary in Search of a Foreign Policy." The Reporter, July 7, 1953
The China Tangle: The American Effort in China from Pearl Harbor to Marshall Mission. By Herbert Feis. (Book Review), October 4, 1953
"Observations." By A. Wilfred May, October 29, 1953
"The New Masters of Capital.", December 1, 1953
"The Folly of Demagogy." The Reporter, December 22, 1953
Giant Business: Threat to Democracy. By T.K. Quinn. Review for Berkshire Eagle, 1953?
Article on Blacklists for The Reporter, 1954?
Franklin D. Roosevelt: The Ordeal. By Frank Freidel. New York Times Book Review, January 31, 1954
Draft for James Farley, February 18, 1954
Newspaper article in Yiddish?, February 21, 1954
Draft Diaros Assoc. (Brazil)., May 20, 1954
Foreword to Professor Feliks Gross Foreign Policy Analysis, June 10, 1954
"Communist Thunder to the South." New York Times Magazine, July 4, 1954
"Comunismo o Despreocupacion? Balance de la Crisis Guatemalteca." El Tiempo, Bogota, (traducido del New York Times Magazine.), July 19, 1954
outline of possible article on the results of American foreign policy since the surrender of Japan for New York Times, July 21, 1954
Realities of American Foreign Policy. By George F. Kennan. New York Times Book Review, September 12, 1954
"Our Best Guarantee of National Security." The Reporter, December 12, 1954
Common Sense and World Affairs. By Dorothy Fosdick. New York Times Book Review, January 6, 1955
Corporation Profits: War and Postwar. By Richards C. Osborn. Review for The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, January 7, 1955
"The Democratic Future." Saturday Review, January 22, 1955
Politics in America. By D. W. Brogan. New York Times Book Review, January 23, 1955
The Public Philosophy. By Walter Lippman. The New Leader, May 16, 1955
"How Long Will New York Wait?" The Reporter, September 8, 1955
"Precis: Philosophical Handbook of the Free World.", September 16, 1955
"Tribute to Father Saboia." America, October 1, 1955
"A Decade After Chicago." (Internatl. Aviation) Airlanes, October 1955
"Latin America Moves Slowly Toward Stability." New York Times Magazine, October 16, 1955
The Federal Antitrust Policy: Origination of an American Tradition. By Hans B. Thorelli. Review in Social Research, November 1955
Cases and Materials on the Law of Corporations. By Robert S. Stevens. Review in Cornell Law Quarterly, November 1955
Life with Fiorello. By Earnest Cuneo. Review in The Reporter, December 1, 1955
Year of Decision. By Harry S. Truman. The New Leader, December 12, 1955
"Elected Judges-or Appointed?" New York Times Magazine, 1955
Monopoly in America: The Government as Promoter. By Walter Adams and Horace M. Gray. New York Times Book Review, December 11, 1955
Years of Trial and Hope, 1946-1952. By Harry S. Truman. Review in The New Leader, March 26, 1956
Introduction to "The Captive Nations-1956." In The New Leader, April 9, 1956
The Power Elite. By C. Wright Mills. New York Times Book Review, April 22, 1956
Congratulations to Herbert Moses-Journalist in Brazil, May 18, 1956
Cases and Materials on the Law of Corporation. (2nd ed.) By Robert S. Stevens and Arthur Larson. Cornell Law Quarterly, May 1956?
Draft for James A. Farley-Suffolk Law School, Boston, Massachusetts, May 31, 1956
The Future of Liberalism II, a debate, "The Problems Overlap." The Reporter, May 31, 1956
American Politics in a Revolutionary World. By Chester Bowles., June 1, 1956
Article for The Reporter, June 11, 1956
"A World Policy for 1956." In The New Leader, June 25, 1956
The Recession We Should Not Have." The Reporter, June 28, 1956
"To the South: A Continent of Problems." New York Times Magazine, July 15, 1956
The World at Home: Selections from the Writings of Annie O'Hare McCormick. New York Times Book Review, September 16, 1956
The Art of Success. By the editors of Fortune, October 1956
Introduction to Toward Unitary Mankind by Gerhard Hirschfeld, October 1956
"Hungary and Human Dignity.", November 24, 1956
John Foster Dulles. By John R. Beal. In New York Times Book Review, April 7, 1957
"United Nations." For Western World, April 19, 1957
"The United States and the United Nations" Occident, June 1957
Churchill-Roosevelt-Stalin: The War They Waged and the Peace They Sought. By Herbert Feis. New York Times Book Review, July 28, 1957
Mr. Baruch. By Margaret L. Coit. New York Times Book Review, November 24, 1957
Article for North American Newspaper Alliance, December 4, 1957
The Democratic Roosevelt. By Rexford Tugwell. Review in The New Leader, December 9, 1957
"Freedom and the Corporation." Saturday Review, January 18, 1958
The Decision to Intervene: The Prelude to Allied Intervention in the Bolshevik Revolution. By George F. Kennan. New York Times Book Review, February 1958
The Age of Roosevelt: The Crisis of the Old Order. By Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. Review for Kyklos, Zurich, Switzerland, February 1958
The Affluent Society. By John Kenneth Galbraith. Review for The New Leader, June 30, 1958
"The Foundations of Foreign Policy." For Combate, San Jose, Puerto Rico, September 1958
All in One Lifetime. By James F. Byrnes. Review for The New Leader, October 1958
Article for The Reporter about Congressional Campaign, October 14, 1958
"Control in Corporate Law." Columbia Law Review, December 1958
"Steps Toward Unity." Chapter of Book, An Outline of Man's Knowledge, by Lyman Bryson, 1959

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The Tragedy of American Diplomacy. By William Appleman Williams. (Book Review), January 1959
Introduction to The Economics of Freedom by Massimo Salvadori, January 1959
New World in the Tropics: The Culture of Modern Brazil. By Gilberto Freyre. Review in The Reporter, February 1959
The Age of Roosevelt: The Coming of the New Deal. By Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. Review for The New Leader, February 1959
Letter to the editor of The Liberal Newsletter, May 1959
Article on Latin America for the New York Times, May 1959
"Latin America: The Hidden Revolution." The Reporter, May 7, 1959
Symposium on J.M. Keynes. Christian Science Monitor, September 11, 1959
"Marx Was Wrong and So Is Krushchev." New York Times Book Review, November 1, 1959
America the Vincible. By Emmet J. Hughes. The New York Times Book Review, November 8, 1959
National Guardian article-"Historic Choice: 'Progressive Capitalism' or Democratic Socialism," by Konni Zilliacua, M.P., November 9, 1959
Editorial: "Communism vs. Capitalism?" America, November 14, 1959
"The Irrepressible Issues of 1960." The Reporter, November 26, 1959
From The Morgenthau Diaries: Years of Crisis, 1928-1938. By John Morton Blum. Review for The New Leader, December 14, 1959
"Coexistence in Perspective." The New Leader, December 21, 1959
L'Encyclopedia Francaise, 1959
"Legal Problems of Economic Power." Columbia Law Review, January 1960
"Marx Was Wrong About Us and So Is Krushchev." The Milwaukee Journal, January 6, 1960
"Why Ou Economy Must Grow Faster." The New York Times Magazine, February 7, 1960
Review of The Corporation In Modern Society for Time Mag., February 22, 1960
"Education: Key to America's Future." The New Leader, March 28, 1960
"The Motive Power of Political Economy.", April 4, 1960
Article for The Hyphen, Bombay, India on productivity, April 1960?
"Reflections in Financing Governmental Functions of the Metropolis." The Academy of Political Science, April 29, 1960
"No Agreement At the Summit--Now." The New Leader, May 9, 1960
"Realities at the Summit." Justice (ILGWU), May 15, 1960
Putting First Things First: A Democratic View. By Adlai Stevenson. Review for Saturday Review, May 28, 1960
Reinhold Niebuhr on Politics. Edited by Harry R. Davis and Robert C. Good. Review for Berkshire Eagle, June 1960
America and the World of Our Time: United States Diplomacy in the Twentieth Century. By Jules Davids. New York Times Book Review, June 26, 1960
"The Communist Invasion of Latin America." The Reporter, July 7, 1960
The Stages of Economic Growth: A Non-Communist Manifesto. By Walt W. Rostow. Review for Saturday Review, July 9, 1960
Asilado el Director de 'Bohemia' Diario Las Americas, July 19, 1960
The Diplomacy of Economic Development. By Eugene R. Black. New York Timesu Book Review, September 1960
Introduction: The Background of the "Managed Economy" Issue in the United States, October 1960
The Politics of Upheaval. By Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. Review for The New Leader, October 1960
Humane Economy: The Social Framework of the Free Market. By Wilhelm Reepke. Review for The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, October 1960
The Liberal Hour. By John Kenneth Galbraith. Review for The New Leader, October 1960
"The Cuban Crisis: Failure of American Foreign Policy." For Foreign Affairs, October 1960
Antitrust Policy: An Economic and Legal Analysis. By Carl Kaysen and Donald F. Turner. Review for The Review of Economics and Statistics, November 1960
"Puzzling Question: What is a Communist?", December 18, 1960
Article for The Reporter on "Goals.", December 1960
Between War and Peace: The Potsdam Conference. By Herbert Feis. New York Times Book Review, 1960
Galley Proof of Article on the Campaign for The Reporter, 1960
Planning for Freedom: The Public Law of American Capitalism. Review for The Reporter, 1960?
"Professor, How Could You?" Case for the Professor in Washington" New York Times Magazine 2/5/61, January 1961
"Religion and Health in Modern Statecraft." Journal of Religion and Health, June 1961
Introduction to "Stormy Passage" by W. S. Woytinsky, July 1, 1961
"Brazilian-U.S. Partnership Defense of Freedom." Department of State Bulletin, August 14, 1961
Brazil: The Infinite Country. By William Lytle Schurz, September 1961
"Our Role in Latin America." The Reporter, November 23, 1961
"The Great Divide." The Reporter, December 1961
Article on Communism, 1961?
"La Crisis Cubana."
Origins of the Second World War. By A.J.P. Taylor. Review for The New Leader, January 17, 1962
"Bigness: Curse or Opportunity?" New York Times Magazine, February 18, 1962
"The 'Higher Criticism' of the Modern Corporation." By Henry G. Manne. Columbia Law Review., March 1962
"The Strategic Significance of East-Central Europe in the Era of Nuclear Stalemate." ACEN News Supplement, April/June 1962
"'Brilliant Economy' Expounded" by David R. Francis for The Christian Science Monitor, April 9, 1962
"Unwritten Constitution for Our Economy." New York Times Magazine, April 29, 1962
Corporation Lawyer, May 1962
Pricing Power and the Public Interest: A Study Based on Steel. By Gardiner Means. Review for Berkshire Eagle, May 1962
"Loose Thinking on Latin America." Columbia Journalism Review, Summer 1962
WCBS-TV Views the Press with Ned Calmer. Program Transcript, July 8, 1962
Article for The New York Times Magazine on the Election, October 1962
"Is There A Business Vote? What Is It?" New York Times Magazine, October 28, 1962
"It Had To Be Faced." The Reporter, November 8, 1962
The Fourth Floor: An Account of the Castro Communist Revolution. By Earl E. T. Smith. New York Times Book Review, December 9, 1962
"El Papel de EE. UU. En La American Latina." Noticiero Economico, 1962?
"A Higher Criticism of the Corporate System." By Berle and Mann, 1962
The Conduct of the Corporation. By Wilbert E. Moore. Review for The American Sociological Review, January 1963
First Draft of Article on the Cold War, February 1963
Foreword to My War With Communism by President Miguel Ydigoras-Fuentes of Guatemala, March 1963
Negotiation from Strength. By Coral Bell. For New York Times Book Review, March 1963
Article for the New York Times Magazine on Price Control, May 1963
"Is Haita Next?" The Reporter, May 7, 1963
"Concentration vs. Decentralization of Banking Power." Annual Banking Review, June 1963
The Wine is Bitter. By Milton S. Eisenhower. Review for the New York Tribune, June 1963
Introduction to Article on the West Indies, June 11, 1963
"How Free Shall the 'Free Market' Be?" New York Times Magazine, June 23, 1963
"Latin America's True Voice." Saturday Review, July 13, 1963
Comment on Sidney Hook's The Fail-Safe Fallacy, July 1963
The Coming Explosion in Latin America. By Gerald Clark. Book Review for Overseas, July 1963
Introduction to Toia by Vianna Mooq, July 1963
Brazil on the Move. By John Dos Passos. Review for The Virginia Quarterly Review, July 1963
Article for Life on American point of view of Latin American Problems, July 1963
From Wilson to Roosevelt. By Jean-Baptiste Duroselle. (Book Review), August 1963
Foreword to Baneiranted e Pioneiros by Vianna Mooq, September 1963
Change, Hope and the Bomb. By David Lilienthal. New York Times Book Review, October 1963
"Dialogue? Yes -- Concessions? Beware!." New York Times Magazine, October 20, 1963
Venezuela: The Achievement of Don Romulo." The Reporter, November 7, 1963
The Life Insurance Enterprise. 1885-1910: A Study in the Limits of Corporate Power. By Morton Keller (Book Review), November 1963
Statement for The Columbia Spectator on the accomplishments of John F, Kennedy, November 1963
Article for The Columbia Law School Review on the death of John F. Kennedy, November 1963
"Are We Ignoring Latin America?" New York Times Magazine, November 24, 1963
Article for Tiers-Monde on scientific and technical development in underdeveloped areas, 1963?

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Article for New York Times on Anti-American activities in Latin American, January 1964
Myths and Mythmakers in the American Economy. By Bernard D. Nossiter. Review for New York Times, January 1964
Mr. Berle's reply to Anatoly Smirnov in New York Times, January 2, 1964
The Atomic Age. Edited by Morton Grodzins and Eugene Rabinowitch. For Science Book Reviews, January 24, 1964
"When They Shout, 'Yanqui, No!'" New York Times Magazine, January 26, 1964
Article in New York Times on selection of governmental advisers, March 1964
"The Changing Nature of Aamerican Capitalism." For The Yale Political, March 1964
Rexford Tugwell and then New Deal. By bernard Sternsher. Review for The New Republic, March 7, 1964
Salute to Bohemia, March 12, 1964
"The American Dilemma: Freedom vs. Power." Information, April 1964
"As the Dust Settles in Brazil." The Reporter, April 23, 1964
"Crucial Decisions Facing Savings Banking Industry." The Commercial and Financial Chronicle, May 28, 1964
Foreward to tribune to James Shotwell, May 1964
The Ordeal of Power. By Emmet J. Hughes. Review for Political Science Quarterly, June 1964
Power in Washington: A Critical Look At Today's Struggle To Govern in the Nation's Capitol. By Douglas Cater. Review for The Reporter, June 18, 1964
thE Invisible Government. By David Wise and Thomas B. Ross. Review for New York Herald Tribune, June 28, 1964
Article for the Quarterly Journal of Economics on corporations, July 1964
Article for New York Times Magazine on the United Nations, August 14, 1964
Article for New York Times on Presidential election, September 1, 1964
Poet in the Fortress: The Story of Luis Munoz-Marin. By Thomas Aitken, Jr. Review for Sunday Review, October 17, 1964
"Reshaping the American Economy." The Centennial Review, October 1964
"Corporate Control and Capitalism", 1964?
Separate Folders, 1964: "American Liberalism in the American Economic System." Hraper's Magazine, January 1964
Separate Folders, 1964: Correspondence and Drafts for Les Etudes Philosophiques, 1963/1964
Separate Folders, 1964: "Property, Production and Revolution.", 1964
"The Impact of the Corporation on Classical Economic Theory." Quarterly Journal of Economics, February 1965
The Journals of David E. Lilienthal. Review for The New Leader, February 1, 1965
Two Lives in One. By Emma S. Woytinsky. Review for The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, February 1965
"The International Civil Aviation Treaties Twenty Years Later.", March 1965
The Future of Private Pensions. By Merton C. Bernstein. Review for George Washington Law Review, March 1965
Unfinished Revolution: America and the Third World. By C.L. Sulzberger. New York Times Book Review, April 25, 1965
Article for New York Times on Santo Domingo, May 1965
"Stitch in Time." The Reporter, May 20, 1965
"The Price of Power: Sale of Corporate Control." Cornell Law Quarterly, May 1965
Introduction to Freedom Through Power by Dean William Withers, June 1965
Latin American: An Adventure in Hemispheric Diplomacy By de Lesseps S. Morrison. (Book Review), June 1965
"Gust of New Ideas in Savings Banking." Savings Banking Journal, August 1965
Affairs at State. By Henry Serrano Villard. New York Times BoOK Review, September 1965
Social Aspects of Economic Development in Latin America. Volume II. A study by Jose Medina Echavarria and Benjamin Higgins. Review for The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, October 1965
Great Ideas Today 1965 article "Jobs For the Displaced: A Public Responsibility.", 1965
Article for American Peoples Encyclopedia on FDR., 1966
"The Concept of Corporate Responsibility in an Emerging American Society." For Business Cycle Yearbook, February 1966
Trujillo: The Life and Times of a Caribbean Dictator. By Robert D. Crassweller. For New York Herald Tribune, March 1966
Article on Draza Mihailovich, April 1966
Alliance Without Allies: The Mythodology on Porgress in Latine America. By Victor Alba. Review for Annals of American Academy of Political and Social Science, April 1966
Memorial Booklet for Dr. Shotwell, September 10, 1966
"The Antitrust Laws Should be Changed." Challenge Interview, September-October 1966
Overtaken by Events: The Dominican Crisis from the Fall of Trujillo to the Civil War. New York Times Book Review, November 1966
Current Report on Berle's interview with the editors of Challenge, November 1966
"The Fortunes of Lyndon." New York Times, January 14, 1967
Latin American Economic Intergration: Experiences and Prospects. Edited by Miguel S. Wionczek. (Book Review), April 1967
A Latin American Common Market? By Sidney Dell (Book Review), April 1967
Inside South America. By John Gunther. Review for Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, April 1967
Modern Capitalism: The Changing Balance of Public and Private Power. By Andrew Schonfield. Review for Political Science Quarterly, May 1967
Forward to Serafino Romualdi's book, June 1967
The New Industrial State. By John Kenneth Galbraith. Review for Challenge (not used) and Saturday Review, June 1967
The Press and the Bay of Pigs. By Victor Bernstein and Jesse Gordon, Fall 1967
The Twilight Struggle. By William D. Rogers, New York Times Book Review, October 1967
The Corporation and the Arts. By Richard Eells. Review for Saturday Review, November 4, 1967
"LBJ in History: A Four Year Assessment." Newsday, November 22, 1967
Foreward to Political Trends in Brazil by Vladimir Reisky de Dubnic, December 1967
"Second Edition/Corporate Power." The Center Magazine, 1967

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"Social Functions of Industry" (Not Used), January 1968
"Realities of International Power." Humanist, January/February 1968
Who Rules America? By G. William Domhoff. Review for Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, February 1968
"Removing the Supremem Court From Politics." Current, June 1968
"Our Problems of Financial Power." Washington Post, August 11, 1968
"What GNP Doesn't Tell Us." Saturday Review, August 31, 1968
"Corporate Decision-making and Social Control." The Business Lawyer, November 1968
Newsweek article on stock investments, November 11, 1969
"The New Realities of Corporate Power." Dun's Review, December 1968
The Brains Trust. By R.G. Tugwell. For Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1968
"The Task of the Public School Administration." Reports Digest, December 1968, January 1969
"Commercial Banks and Control of American Industry." Foreward to Commercial Banks and Their Trust Activities, February 1969
Prologue for New York Law Forum, Summer 1969
Outline: "A Generation Talks Back.", September 24, 1969
"The Militarists Have Not Prevailed." The Center Magazine, November 1969
Trotskyites and Crazies: Peace Operation Heavily Infiltrated by Revived Socialist Workers Party. By Victor Riesel, November 10, 1969
Paper for the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, December 1969
"The American War on Poverty", January 1970
"The Next Generation of Jesuits.", February 1970
The American Corporation: Ots Power, Its Money, Its Politics. By Richard Barber. Review for Business Week, February 1970
"Genesis of the United Nations", June 1970
Roosevelt, Soldier of Freedom. By James M. Burns. Review for Berkshire Eagle, August 1970
The End of the American Era. By Andrew Hacker. (Book Review), September 1970
The Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions-"Analogies Between Enterprise Activities in Air Space and in Ocean.", 1970
"Santo Domingo: A Case Study in Power." Article for New York Times, undated
"Corporations and Ghettoes: A Realistic Analysis." Queens College. Psychological Economics Article, undated
"Concentration of Corporation Control-Its Dngers and Possiblities." Article for Business Today, undated
"Scholarly Impact on the Nation's Past." by Theodore H. White, undated
"If Marx Returned" in Spanish, undated
The Spirit of Liberty-Papers and Addresses of Learned and. Collected by Irving Dilling. Review for Columbia Law Review, undated
"Power in Foreign Relations.", undated
"Equal Protection of Law and the Remaking of American Education." Article for Basic Learning, undated
Article for New York Times, Sunday Magazine on U.S.-Latin American Relations, undated
"Property in Industrial Society.", undated
"The Department of State-The Foundations of American Foreign Policy.", undated
"Problems of Undeclared War in International Law.", undated
"Social Indicators: The Higer Criticism of Progress." Article for Saturday Review, undated
"The Constitutional Law of Higher Education.", undated
Notes on revision of article written in 1957 on investments, undated
The Prices of Property, undated
Notes and Undated Writings
Miscellaneous: "Loneliness" by Beatrice Berle, May 10, 1952
Miscellaneous: Chapter I: Legal or Divided Ownership Monopolies
Miscellaneous: "Can We Justify Our Existence?"
Miscellaneous: Alsop Notes from Diary
20th C.P.S.U. Congress-Shepilov Address, February 20, 1956
Father Harbrecht-Pension Study, 1956-1960

Sub-Series 4: Berle Articles and Book Reviews in Journals, Periodicals and Reprints, 1938-1970

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"The Lost Art of Economics" The Virginia Quarterly Review, Summer 1938
"Investigation of Business Organization and Practices" Plan Age, September 1938
"Can Banks Meet the Challenge?" Survey Graphics, September 1939
"A New Banking System" Common Sense, November 1939
"La Paz Cooperation" La Neuva Democracia, June 1940
"Peace Without Empire" Survey Graphic, March 1941
"Beyond Defense" Common Sense, April 1941
"Democracy vs. Nationalism" Common Sense, November 1941
Survey Graphic, November 1941
"The Literature of Power" Reprint of Speech to Council on Books in Wartime, May 12, 1942
"The Challenge of Color" Survey Graphic, November 1942
"Government Function in a Stabilized National Economy" Reprint from American Economic Review Supplement, March 1943
"Our Policy in Italy" Talks, January 1944
Reprint of speech before American Chamber of Commerce for Trade with Italy, Inc., February 1947
"The Theory of Enterprise Entity" Reprinted from Columbia Law Review, April 1947
"The Problem of Risk Capital" (2 copies), February 10, 1949
"Banking Under the Anti-Trust Laws" Reprint from Columbia Law Review, May 1949
"Official Verbatim Transcript of Hearings Before Special Subcommittee of the House of Representative in Connection with Its Study of the Anti-Trust Laws.", July 20, 1949
"The Peace of Peoples" Academic de Droit International, 1950
"Historical Inheritance of American Corporations" NYU School of Law (2), 1950
"Security, Loyalty and the Law" Columbia College Forum on Democracy, March 2, 1950-March 4, 1950
Seminar-"The Next Decade" The Graduate School of Business Administration Harvard University, April 13, 1950-April 14, 1950

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"The Emerging Common Law of Free Enterprise: Antidote to the Omnipotent State?" Pub. Of the Brandeis Lawyers Society (3 copies), 1951
"The Quest for Individual Security-A Challenge to the Modern Corporation" Research Council for Economic Security, February 20, 1951
Proceedings of the 1951 Spring Meeting of the Life Insurance Association of American Speech by AAB, Jr., May 24, 1951-May 25, 1951
Smith and Marchant, Eds., Brazil: Portrait of Half a Continent-Reprinted for The Hispanic American Historical Review (Book Review), February 1952
"Constitutional Limitations on Corporate Activity-Protection of Personal Rights from Invasion Through Economic Power" Reprinted from University of Pennsylvania Law Review, May 1952
"The Measurements of Industrial Concentration" The Review of Economics and Statistics (4 copies), May 1952
"The Developing Law of Corporate Concentration" The University of Chicago Law Review (2 copies), Summer 1952
"Antitrust Law Enforcement and Economic Policy in Industry"-Antitrust Law Symposium, February 18, 1953-February 19, 1953
"American Capitalism: The Concept of Countervailing Power" by John Kenneth Galbraith Book review reprinted for The Review of Economics and Statistics, February 1953
"The Farmer and the Free Society" Proceedings of 17th Annual National Farm Institute, February 18, 1955-February 19, 1955
"The Changing Role of the Corporation and Its Counsel" The Record of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, June 1955
Statement of A.A.B., Jr. in the Inquiry Into Employees'' Funds by Superintendent of Insurance of the State of New York, November 21, 1955
Cases and Material on The Law of Corporations (2nd ed.) by Robert S. Stevens and Arthur Larson, Cornell Law Quarterly (Book Review), Winter 1956

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Report on Conference 4/7-10/57 The Sight Saving Review, Summer 1957
"Employee Welfare and Pension Plans-Insured vs. Uninsured" A Panel discussion of American Bar Association, July 8, 1957-July 15, 1957
"Communist Methods of Interrogation and Indoctrination" Bulletin of the N.Y. Academy of Medicine (2 copies), September 1957
"Economic Power and the Free Society" Fund for the Republic Pamphlet (2 copies), December 1957
Symposium on International Affairs at 51st Annual Meeting of the Life Insurance Association of America (4 copies), December 12, 1957
The Rockefeller Report" on the U.S. Economy, 1958
Selections from Phi Beta Kappa Address-"Public Expenditure and Private Enterprise" Harvard Alumni Bulletin, September 27, 1958
John Herling's Labor Letter, October 25, 1958
"Public Relations - An Explosive Phase Ahead" Proceedings of the 11th National Public Relations Conference, November 4, 1958-November 7, 1958
"Control in Corporate Law" Reprinted from Columbia Law Review (2), December 1958
"Recent Developments as to the Sale of Corporate Control" Proceedings of the Seminar on Corporate Law-University of Georgia, April 9, 1959-April 11, 1959
"The Forces Crucial for American World Leadership" Reprint of Yankton Collection Speech of June 1, 1959, September 1959
"Toward the Paraproprietal Society" with Paul P. Harbrecht, S.J.0The 20th Cent. Fund, 1959-1960
"Legal Problems of Economic Power" Reprinted from Columbia Law Review (2 copies), January 1960
The New Leader, February 15, 1960
"Is Business Reshaping Society?" The Canadian Institute on Public Affairs, February 19, 1960-February 21, 1960
10th Anniversary Symposium Management and Corporation: 1985 The Corporation in Democratic Society. Carnegie Institute of Technology, April 21, 1960-April 22, 1960
"Reflection on Financing Governmental Functions of the Metropolis" Reprint of speech at Academy of Political Science, Columbia University (3 copies), April 29, 1960
Proceedings of the Academy of Political Science Political Science Quarterly Supplement (2 copies), May 1960
"The Irrepressible Issues of the '60s" The Journal of the College and University Personnel Association, May 1960
"The Motive Power of Political Economy" New York Society for Ethical Culture (4 copies), June 1960
"The Cuban Crisis: Failure of American Foreign Policy" Reprinted from Foreign Affairs, October 1960
"Roosevelt and the Storm Centers" The New Leader, November 21, 1960
"Pan American Day, 1961" The Record of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, May 1961
"Religion and Health in Modern Statecraft" Journal of Religion and Health, October 1961
"The Cold War in Latin America" Reprint of the Brien McMahon Lectures, University of Connecticut, October 23, 1961

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"Modern Functions of the Corporate System" Reprinted from Columbia Law Review (4 copies), March 1962
"The Strategic Significance of East-Central Europe in the Era of Nuclear Stalemate" Assembly of Captive European Nations News Supplement, April 6, 1962
"Reace at Any Price?" Book Review in The New Leader, May 14, 1962
"Loose Thinking on Latin America" Columbia Journalism Review, Summer 1962
"The Transcendental Margin" SCAA Viewpoint (4 copies), Fall 1962
4th Annual Seminar on International Affairs-"Nationalism, November 6, 1962-November 10, 1962
Corporation Lawyer, December 1962
"Unwritten Constitution for the American Economy" Span, January 1963
Readings for Public Issues Conference for Elected Union Official-Brookings Institute, March 10, 1963-March 15, 1963
The International Operating Engineer re Public Issues Conference, April 1963
"Unemployment, May 1963
The U.S. Economy--As Two Critics See Its Ultimate Aim" Newsweek, June 10, 1963
Quote of AAB, Jr. from The American Economic Republic, 1963 in Harvard Business Review, November-December 1963
"As the Dust Settles in Brazil" The Reporter, April 23, 1964
"The Need to Know and the Right to Tell: Emmet John Hughes, The Ordeal of Power-A Discussion" Political Science Quarterly (2 copies), June 1964
"Decision for Disaster: At Last-The Truth About the Bay of Pigs" by Mario Lazo Reprinted for Reader's Digest, September 1964
"Propriete, Production et Revolution" Economie Appliquee (3 copies), September 1964
"The Future by Design" a symposium of the City Planning Commission, October 14, 1964-October 16, 1964
"L'orientation philosophique de la theorie economique Americaine" Les Etudes Philosophiques (2 copies), October-December 1964
Brochure of Kennedy Lectures, December 8, 1964

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"Jobs for te Displaced: A Public Responsibility" The Great Ideas Today 1965, 1965
"Les traites concernant l'aviation civile internationale" Revue Generale de l'Air et de L'Espace, 1965
"Evolutionary Democracy in Latin America: 1964" Pgh. Business Review, January 1965
"The Impact of the Corporation on Classical Economic Theory" The Quarterly Journal of Economics, February 1965
"Reshaping the American Economy" The Centennial Reviw (Reprint), Spring 1965
The Future of Private Pensions Merton C. Bernstein. The George Washington Law Review (Book Review), April 1965
"If Marx Were to Return" News Review (2 copies of the U.S. Information Service Booklet and Span June 1965), April 23, 1965
"The Social Dimension: The Processes of Creation in the Great Society" Conference on Law in the Liberal Arts, Catholic University Law School 12/2-5/64, May 1965
"A Stitch in Time" The Reporter, May 20, 1965
International Civil Aviation Organization Bulletin, June-July 1965
"The Price of Power: Sale of Corporate Control" Reprinted for Cornell Law Quarterly (4 copies), Summer 1965
"Mutual Savings Banks" N.Y. Times, May 1, 1966
"La Description de la Republique Economique Americaine estelle Exacte" Professions, December 1966
Annual Reprot of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, December 1966
"The Dominican Republic Crisis, 1965" The Hammarskjold Forums-Asscoiation of the Bar of the City of New York (2 copies), 1967
"The Laws of Power: An Approach to its Systematic Study" Reprinted for Proc. Of the American Philosophical Society (5 copies), October 1967
"Corporate Decision-Making and Social Control" Adapted from an address before the Association of the Bar of the City of New York 4/23/68, November 1968
Anti-Ballistic Missile: Yes or No? A Special Report from the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, April 1969
Program of the 28th Annual Superintendents Work Conference-Teachers College, Columbia University, July 9, 1969-July 11, 1969
"Prologue"-Federal Securities Law Symposium of New York Law Forum, Summer 1969
The Center Magazine and A Center Occasional Paper published by the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, January 1970
"L'errore di Marx e di Krusciov"-Reprint for Mondo Occidentale, 1970
"Design for Defense: Diplomacy" A Symposium of the U.S. Department of Agriculture Graduate School, 1970

Sub-Series 5: Correspondence about Articles and Book Reviews, 1958-1971

Box 176

December 1958-April 1959
May-October 1959
November-December 1959
January-March 1960
April-August 1960
September-December 1960

Box 177

1961
January-June 1962
July-December 1962
January-March 1963
April-August 1963
September-December 1963

Box 178

January-May 1964
June-December 1964
January-July 1965
August-December 1965
1966

Box 179

January-July 1967
August-December 1967
1968
1969
1970-1971

Sub-Series 6: Book Drafts, 1939-1973

Box 180

Liquidity and the New Wealth, 1939
L'Homme et la Propriete: Manuscript, 1939
National Realism and Christian Faith-Ware Lecture, May 22, 1940
New Directions in the New World, 1941
New Directions in the New World: Correspondence
Cases and Materials on Business Organizations-Corporations, 1948

Box 181

Development of the Democratic Economy: Manuscript
The Modern Corporation and Private Property: Correspondece, 1949-1970

Box 182

Rockefeller, Nelson: Autobiography written with A.A. Berle, Jr. Manuscript

Box 183

Rockefeller, Nelson: Autobiography written with A.A. Berle, Jr.-Section 3
Rockefeller, Nelson: Autobiography written with A.A. Berle, Jr.-Correspondence, 1950
Rockefeller, Nelson: Autobiography written with A.A. Berle, Jr.-Outlines
Rockefeller, Nelson: Autobiography written with A.A. Berle, Jr.-Material not Used

Box 184

Rockefeller, Nelson: Autobiography written with A.A. Berle, Jr.-Material Used in Book (1 of 4)
Rockefeller, Nelson: Autobiography written with A.A. Berle, Jr.-Material Used in Book (2 of 4)
Rockefeller, Nelson: Autobiography written with A.A. Berle, Jr.-Material Used in Book (3 of 4)
Rockefeller, Nelson: Autobiography written with A.A. Berle, Jr.-Material Used in Book (4 of 4)

Box 185

Twentieth Cnetury Capitalist Revolution-Press Clippings, 1954
Twentieth Cnetury Capitalist Revolution-Reviews, 1954
Twentieth Cnetury Capitalist Revolution-Correspondence, 1954

Box 186

Modern Corporation and the Modern State-Correspondence and Drafts (1), 1956
Modern Corporation and the Modern State-Correspondence and Drafts (2), 1956
Modern Corporation and the Modern State-Correspondence and Drafts (3), 1956
Modern Corporation and the Modern State-Correspondence and Drafts (4), 1956
Modern Corporation and the Modern State-Correspondence and Drafts (5), 1956

Box 187

The Private Corporation and Modern Government-Resource Materias and Drafts, 1956

Box 188

Tides of Crisis-A Primer of Foreign Relations. Correspondence and Reviews, 1957
Power Without Property, 1959
Power Without Property-Reviews, 1959
Power Without Property-Correspondence, 1959-1970
The American System-Manuscript, 1961
Correspondence about Books, 1956-1970

Box 189

Latin America: Diplomacy and Reality-
Latin America: Diplomacy and Reality-Correspondence and Reviews, 1961-1962
Latin America: Diplomacy and Reality-Drafts (1)
Latin America: Diplomacy and Reality-Drafts (2)
Latin America: Diplomacy and Reality-Drafts (3)
Latin America: Diplomacy and Reality-Drafts (4)
Latin America: Diplomacy and Reality-Materials Not Used

Box 190

The American Economic Republic-Drafts, 1963

Box 191

The American Economic Republic-Notes and Drafts, 1963

Box 192

The American Economic Republic-Galley Proofs, 1963
The American Economic Republic-Correspondence, 1962-1969
The American Economic Republic-Clippings and Reviews, 1963
The American Economic Republic-Advance Uncorrected Proofs, 1963
The Economic Republic-Preface and Chapters 1-5

Box 193

Natural Selection of Political Forces-Correspondence, 1959-1968
The Three Faces of Power-Carpentier Lectures, March 22, 1967
The Three Faces of Power-Correspondence, 1968
The Three Faces of Power-A generation Answers Back Unpublished Manuscript, 1970
The Three Faces of Power-The Beginning of World War III-Unpublished Manuscript, September 1970
The Three Faces of Power-The Current Crisis, 1971

Box 194

Power-Manuscript: 1-767, 1969

Box 195

Power-Manuscript: 768-1159 and Proofs, 1969

Box 196

Power-Proofs and Carbons of "Power-Institutions of International Power.", 1969

Box 197

Power- Books II and III (Drafts), 1969

Box 198

Power-Drafts and Resource Material, 1969

Box 199

Power-Miscellaneous: "Epilogue in America.", 1969
Power-Correspondence and Reviews, 1969

Box 200

Navigating the Rapids-Drafts and Proofs, 1973

Box 201

Navigating the Rapids-Drafts and Proofs, 1973

Box 202

Navigating the Rapids-Drafts and Proofs, 1973

Box 203

Navigating the Rapids-Drafts and Proofs, 1973

Box 204

Navigating the Rapids-Drafts and Proofs, 1973

Series 24: Honorary Awards, Citations, and Degrees, 1950-1967

Correspondence and speeches arranged chronologically relating to honorary awards, citations, and degrees conferred upon Mr.Berle. 1 Container. Container 205

Box 205

Order of Southern Cross-Speeches, 1950
New York State: Citation, 1961
Wesleyan University: Honorary Degree, 1963
University of Alix Marseilles: Honorary Degree, 1964-1965
University of Detroit: Honorary Degree, 1967

Series 25: Oral History

This series canotains official transcripts of three of the four interviews of Adolf A. Berle conducted by the Columbia University Oral History Project. Topics covered include Mr. Berle’s education; early law career; Justice Louis Brandeis’s nomination to the Supreme Court; Versailles Peace Conference; service in the Dominican Republic; early teaching career; The Modern Corporation and Private Property; impressions of Harlan Stone, Nicholas Murray Butler, William O. Douglas, and others; Henry Street Settlement; and Pueblo Indians in New Mexico. The text contains additions, corrections, and deletions by Mrs. Adolf A. Berle. 1 Container. Container 206

Box 206

Columbia University Oral History: Transcripts

Series 26: Scrapbook, Newspaper Clippings and Memorabilia, 1917-1974

This series includes a copy of the Plattsburger (1917), one scrapbook (1932-34), newspaper clippings (1946-74) intended for additional scrapbooks, and two copies of the guide to the memorial exhibition in honor of Adolf A. Berle held at the Lenox Library in Lenox, Massachusetts. Additional news clippings are located in other parts of the collection. 3 Containers. Containers 207-209

Box 207

Scrapbook, 1932-1934

Box 208

Clippings and Press Releases, 1946
Clippings, 1947-1952
Clippings, 1953-1958
Clippings, 1959-1960
Recortes de Imprensa (Clippings from Imprensa), 1959

Box 209

Clippings, 1961-1965
Clippings, 1966-1974
Berle Memorial Exhibition at Lenox Library
The Plattsburger, 1917

Series 27: The Diary of Adolf A. Berle, Jr., February 1937-January 1971

The diary consists of a series of memoranda in which Mr. Berle recorded his daily activities and his commented on personalities, domestic and foreign affairs, and national and New York politics. Diary entries are supplemented by letters, memoranda of conversations, and clippings. Such supporting material is particularly voluminous for the World War II period. Over one-half of the diary (6 ½ containers) is concerned with Mr. Berle’s services as Assistant Secretary of State and Ambassador to Brazil (1938-46). General topics covered in the diary include his personal and family affairs, his involvement in New York State and national politics, his teaching at Columbia University, his concern with the threat of communism in the United States, and his service as Assistant Secretary of State, Ambassador to Brazil, and head of President Kennedy’s Latin American Task Force. The diary entries while Assistant Secretary of State reflect Mr. Berle’s principle concern for relations with the Free French and governments in exile during World War II (including negotiations concerning Greenland with the exiled representative of the Danish Government), coordination of U.S. and foreign intelligence activities, speechwriting for the President and administration officials, international aviation policy, and domestic economic policy. 12 Containers. Containers 210-221

Box 210

1937
January-June 1938
July-November 1938
January-March 1939
April-June 1939
July-August 1939

Box 211

September-October 1939
November-December 1939
January-March 1940
April-May 1940

Box 212

June-August 1940
September 1940
October-December 1940
January-April 1941
May-June 1941

Box 213

July-September 1941
October-November 1941
December 1, 1941-December 11, 1941
December 12, 1941-December 31, 1941
January 1942
February-March 1942

Box 214

April-May 1942
June-August 1942
September-October 1942
November-December 1942
January-March 1943

Box 215

April-July 1943
August-September 1943
October-December 1943
January-April 1944

Box 216

May-August 1944
September-October 1944
November-December 1944
January-March 1945
April-July 1945

Box 217

August-October 1945
November-December 1945
1946
1947-1948
1949-1950
1951

Box 218

1952
1953
1954
1955

Box 219

1956
1957
1958
1959
1960

Box 220

January-May 1961
June-December 1961
1962
1963
1964
1965

Box 221

1966-1967
1968-1971

Series 28: National Committee for a Free Europe/Free Europe Committee, 1949-1972

This series includes correspondence, memoranda, drafts, notes, printed materials, minutes, radio scripts, scholarly papers and research reports, course outlines, budgetary information, legal material, speeches, and curricula vitae relating to Mr. Berle’s activities as a member of the Board of Directors of the said committees. The material contains much information concerning the work of the Committees, but relatively little about Berle.

The National Committee for a Free Europe (NCFE) was incorporated in 1949. Its name was changed to Free Europe Committee (FEC) in 1954. These committees grew out of the U.S. commitment during the Second World War to ensure freely elected governments in the liberated nations of Eastern Europe. It worked to keep alive hopes of the eventual freedom of these “satellite nations” from the domination of the Soviet Union, not by force of arms, but through a nourishment of the cultural heritage and patriotic fervor of the “captive peoples”, and a campaign of psychological warfare against the USSR and her collaborators in Eastern Europe.

The work of the Committee was divided among three sub-committees: 1) the Committee of Intellectual Activity, 2) the Committee of Radio and Press, and 3) the Committee on American Contacts.

The first of these committees was chaired by Berle. IT PROVIDED Eastern European refugees with opportunities and funding for education, research, and other intellectual pursuits, arranged for the publication and distribution of the research generated by the refugees, and attempted to find suitable employment for those refugees who needed it. It co-sponsored the East European Inquiry in co-operation with New York University and the Carnegie Endowment, founded and administered the Mid-European Studies Center which provided research grants for refugees scholars, artists and intellectuals residing in the United States, and created the Free Europe University in Exile which ranted scholarships and provided other aid and assistance to refugee scholars residing in Western Europe.

The FEUE was situated at the University of Strasbourg in France, where, generally, FEUE students were enrolled in some course of study. FEUE supplemented the students’ regular courses with tutorials in national culture, the French language, and symposia focusing on issues of importance in the East-West struggle. FEUE grants were reserved for those refugee scholars who expected to return eventually to their native countries in positions of importance and leadership, once their homelands freed themselves from Soviet domination. The FEC began to phase out the FEUE in 1956 following the debacle in Hungary and disenchantment on the part of the part of the refugee student with the French system of higher education.

As chairman of Committee One, Berle routinely received reports on its various operations, most particularly on the administration of the FEUE. Berle also sat on the board of review for grants and publications of the MESC, and often addressed those students who attended the FEUE Summer Sessions.

Committee Two sponsored the operations of Radio Free Europe, the Free Europe Press and other organs of pr-Western propaganda. As a director of NCFE, Berle received copies of selected RFE scripts for his review, reports on political conditions in Europe form the Committees’ information gathering services, memoranda on, electronic jamming of FEC broadcasts by the Soviet Union, the effectiveness of the propaganda effort, etc.

He was directly involved as a legal counselor in RFE’s labor dispute with the Newspaper Guild of New York and in seeking employment for FEUE students in Committee Two operations.

The work of Committee Three involved arranging speaking engagements, lecture tours, etc., for East European refugees. It was the least active of the Committees, and there is very little information about it in this series,

Mr. Berle also served on the editorial committee of the American Friends of Captive European Nations, which co-sponsored, with the Assembly of Captive European Nations, the compilation and publication of the annual report, Hungary Under Soviet Rule. This report grew out of a need for accurate information about conditions in Hungary following the Soviet invasion of 1956. These reports were created primarily for the benefit of the United Nations Special Committee on Hungary. ACEN material in this series includes drafts of and correspondence concerning the annual report and other related projects.14 Containers. Containers 222-239

Box 222

NCFE: Board of Directors, 1949-1955
NCFE: Committee on Internal Activity-Professional Men in Exile, 1949
NCFE: Crusade for Freedom, 1950-1952
NCFE: East European Inquiry-"Balkan Inquiry"
NCFE: East European Inquiry-"Danubian Inquiry"
NCFE: East European Inquiry-"East Mediterranean Inquiry"
NCFE: East European Inquiry-"Federation of Europe"
NCFE: East European Inquiry-"Forced Labor"
NCFE: Executive Committee, 1949-1953

Box 223

NCFE: International Peasant Union Forum, December 1953
NCFE: Mid-European Studies Center, 1949-June 1950
NCFE: MESC, July-December 1950
NCFE: MESC, January-April 1951
NCFE: MESC, May-December 1951

Box 224

NCFE: MESC, 1952
NCFE: MESC, 1953
NCFE: MESC, 1954-1955
NCFE: MESC-Board of Review, 1951-1954
NCFE: Princeton Statement, 1952
NCFE: Research Program on the USSR, 1952-1954
NCFE: Radio and Television Directors' Guild, 1951
NCFE: Williamsburg Declaration, 1951-1953
FEC: Correspondence, 1956-1957
FEC: Correspondence, January-June 1958

Box 225

FEC: Correspondence, July-December 1958
FEC: Organizational Study 1958
FEC: Correspondence (1 of 2), 1959
FEC: Correspondence (2 of 2), 1959
FEC: Correspondence, 1960

Box 226

FEC: Correspondence, 1960-1961
FEC: Correspondence, 1962
FEC: Correspondence, 1963-1970
FEC: President's Report, 1956-1958
FEC: European Advisory Committee, 1958
FEC: Executive Committee, 1956-1958
FEC: Free Europe Press (1), 1956-1957
FEC: Free Europe Press (2), 1956-1957

Box 227

FEC: Newspaper Guild of New York, 1956
FEC: Newspaper Guild of New York, January-October 1957
FEC: Newspaper Guild of New York, November-December 1957
FEC: Newspaper Guild of New York, January-June 1958
FEC: Newspaper Guild of New York, August 1958-June 1959
FEC: Newspaper Guild of New York-Draft of 1958 Agreement
FEC: Report on South America, 1958

Box 228

Free Europe University in Exile: Correspondence, January 1950-June 1951
FEUE: Correspondence, July-December 1951
FEUE: Correspondence, January-March 1952
FEUE: Correspondence, March 31, 1952-May 1952
FEUE: Correspondence, June-August 1952
FEUE: Correspondence, September-October 1952
FEUE: Correspondence, November-December 1952 & January 1953

Box 229

FEUE: Correspondence, January-April 1954
FEUE: Correspondence, May-December 1954
FEUE: Correspondence, 1955
FEUE: Correspondence, January-May 1956
FEUE: Correspondence, June-December 1956
FEUE: Correspondence-"Handbook of the Free World", 1956

Box 230

FEUE: Correspondence, June 1957-June 1958
FEUE: Correspondence, July-December 1958
FEUE: Correspondence, 1959-1972
FEUE: Budget and Financial Matters, 1950-1957
FEUE: Centre Internationale de Prospective, 1957-1958

Box 231

FEUE: Executive Committee, 1951-1955
FEUE: Executive Committee-Minutes of Meetings, 1951-1952
FEUE: Executive Committee-Minutes of Meetings, 1953-1955
FEUE: Executive Committee-Meeting, May 22, 1956
FEUE: Incorporation, 1951-1958
FEUE: Phase Out, 1956-March 1958

Box 232

FEUE: Phase Out, April 1958-1966
FEUE: Summer Session 1955-Correspondence, December 1954-April 1955
FEUE: Summer Session 1955-Correspondence, May 1955-January 1956
FEUE: Summer Session 1955-Addresses and Discussions
FEUE: Summer Session 1955, 1956
FEUE: Summer Session 1955, 1957-1958

Box 233

FEUE Materials: Student and Alumni Bulletins, 1955-1962

Box 234

FEUE Materials: Summer Course (Parts I-II), 1955-1956

Box 235

FEUE Materials: Summer Course (Part IV) and Summer 1955 Printed Materials, 1956 and 1955

Box 236

FEUE Materials: Summer Sessions, 1957-1958

Box 237

Radio Free Europe: Correspondence, 1952
Radio Free Europe: Correspondence, January-June 1953
Radio Free Europe: Correspondence, July-December 1953
Radio Free Europe: Correspondence, 1954
Radio Free Europe: Correspondence, 1956, 1957, 1964

Box 238

Radio Free Europe: Broadcasts, November 7, 1953-November 9, 1953
Radio Free Europe: Broadcasts, November 9, 1953
Radio Free Europe: Broadcasts, November 10, 1953
Radio Free Europe: Broadcasts, November 10, 1953-November 11, 1953

Box 239

Assembly of Captive European Nations, 1957-1959
ACEN: Clippings from European Nations, 1957-1959
ACEN, 1960-1964
ACEN: Hungary Under Soviet Rule Volume I
ACEN: Hungary Under Soviet Rule Volume II
ACEN: Hungary Under Soviet Rule Volume III
ACEN: Hungary Under Soviet Rule Volume IV
ACEN: Hungary Under Soviet Rule Volume V
ACEN: Hungary Under Soviet Rule Volume VI
ACEN: Hungary Under Soviet Rule Volume VII

Box 240

Newspaper clippings for World War I period relating to Russia, notes, and reprints of articles. Presumably materials collected by A.A. Berle for a study of Russia

Box 241

Newspaper clippings for World War I period relating to Russia, notes, and reprints of articles. Presumably materials collected by A.A. Berle for a study of Russia

Box 242

Newspaper clippings for World War I period relating to Russia, notes, and reprints of articles. Presumably materials collected by A.A. Berle for a study of Russia

Box 243

American Mission to Europe-Major General Tasker Bliss, 1917
Data on Poland

Series 29: Adolf A. Berle Jr. Papers - Accretion (MSS Acc. 07-50)

Box 244

Early Career, 1912-1924: Berle Family Correspondence, 1917-1922
Early Career, 1912-1924: Berle Writings: Autobiography draft, Interview with Russians 1921, The Betrayal at Paris, The Nation 1919
Early Career, 1912-1924: Berle Writings: The Dominican Republic-The Imperialist Laboratory
Early Career, 1912-1924: Correspondence, 1917-1920
Early Career, 1912-1924: World War I-Roster 7th Co. 17th P.T.R.
Commercial National Bank: Deposits, 1939-1945
Cancelled Checks; Early Bank Books, 1944; 1917-1939

Box 245

Correspondence, 1961
Correspondence, 1962
Personal Correspondence, 1938-1962 and undated
Correspondence: Move to 1248 30th Street NW, Washington DC, 1961
Correspondence on Book by Mrs. Berle, 1971-1972
Travel: Geneva and South America, 1959
Travel: Haiti, 1961
Travel: Poland, 1966
Travel: Ireland, Brazil and Venezuela1968
Travel, 1959-1970

Box 246

Franklin D. Roosevelt: 1932 Campaign Speeches-Commonwealth Club Speech, September 9, 1932
Subject Files: Regulation of Branch Banking: Treasury Conference, March 5, 1933
State Department, 1942-1944
State Department Correspondence: Levitas, 1944
State Department Subject File 1938-1945: Policy Committee: Post War Plans, 1944
Subject Files, 1946-1971: Latin American Task Force Report, January 1961
Subject Files, 1946-1971: Latin American Task Force, Costa Rica, May 1961
Twentieth Century Fund-General Correspondence, 1970
Correspondence about Speeches, 1970
Articles and Book Reviews, 1957-1961: Draft of Reprint of "The Cold War in Latin America"; Brian McMahon Lectures, October 23, 1961
Columbia University Oral History: Scraps
Newspaper Clippings, undated
Department of State Diplomatic List, 1961
Engagements, 1967
Academic Freedom Protective Act of 1969, Senate Hearing
Michigan Life Insurance Company Board, 1970
Speech and Book Drafts
Donation to Franklin D. Roosevelt Library of Berle Papers, May 26, 1975
Dictation Disks

Box 247

Free Europe University in Exile (FEUE) Materials: FEUE Correspondence, January-February 1953
Free Europe University in Exile (FEUE) Materials: FEUE Correspondence, March 1953
Free Europe University in Exile (FEUE) Materials: FEUE Correspondence, April 1953
Free Europe University in Exile (FEUE) Materials: FEUE Correspondence, May 1953
Free Europe University in Exile (FEUE) Materials: FEUE Correspondence, June-September 1953
Free Europe University in Exile (FEUE) Materials: FEUE Correspondence, October-December 1953
Free Europe University in Exile (FEUE) Materials: FEUE Miscellaneous