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Robert Houghwout Jackson Papers

A Finding Aid to the Collection in the Library of Congress

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Collection SummaryTitle: Robert Houghwout Jackson PapersSpan Dates: 1816-1983Bulk Dates: (bulk 1934-1954)ID No.: MSS61408Creator: Jackson, Robert Houghwout, 1892-1954Size: 75,015 items ; 259 containers plus 21 oversize plus 1 classified ; 110 linear feet ; 26 microfilm reelsLanguage: Collection material in EnglishLocation: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.Summary: Lawyer, solicitor general, attorney general, and associate justice of the United States Supreme Court.Correspondence, memoranda, family papers, legal file, subject file, speeches, writings, financial papers, photographs, andother material relating primarily to Jackson's legal career as a private attorney, government attorney, and Supreme Courtjustice.

Selected Search TermsThe following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They aregrouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein.

PeopleAlderman, Sidney S. (Sidney Sherrill), 1892- --Correspondence.Arnold, Thurman Wesley, 1891-1969--Correspondence.Berge, Wendell, 1903-1955--Correspondence.Blair, John L. (John Leo), 1888-1962--Correspondence.Cawcroft, Ernest--Correspondence.Craighill, Mary--Correspondence.Cummings, Homer S. (Homer Stillé), 1870-1956--Correspondence.Dean, Gordon E., 1905-1958--Correspondence.Douglas, William O. (William Orville), 1898-1980--Correspondence.Durkin, John E.--Correspondence.Fairman, Charles, 1897- --Correspondence.Frankfurter, Felix, 1882-1965--Correspondence.Harris, Whitney R.--Correspondence.Hoover, J. Edgar (John Edgar), 1895-1972--Correspondence.Horsky, Charles A. (Charles Antone), 1910-1997--Correspondence.Jackson, Robert H., 1892-1954.Jackson, William E. (William Eldred)--Correspondence.Kempner, Robert M. W. (Robert Max Wasilii), 1899- --Correspondence.Kimball, Arthur Alden, 1908- --Correspondence.Knopf, Alfred A., 1892-1984--Correspondence.Mellon, Andrew W. (Andrew William), 1855-1937.Murphy, Frank, 1890-1949--Correspondence.Niebank, C. George (Cornelius George), 1925- --Correspondence.Reed, Stanley Forman, 1884-1980--Correspondence.Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945--Correspondence.Sears, Charles B. (Charles Brown), 1870-1950--Correspondence.Storey, Robert G. (Robert Gerald), 1893-1981--Correspondence.Swope, Herbert Bayard, 1882-1958--Correspondence.Taylor, Telford--Correspondence.Wickser, Philip J. (Philip John), 1887-1949--Correspondence.Wright, John H., 1867-1951--Correspondence.

OrganizationsAluminum Company of America.

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Communist Party of the United States of America.Prudential Insurance Company of America.United States. Bureau of Internal Revenue.United States. Department of Justice.United States. Department of Justice. Antitrust Division.United States. Department of Justice. Tax Division.United States. Securities and Exchange Commission.United States. Selective Service System.United States. Solicitor General.United States. Supreme Court.

SubjectsAircraft industry--Law and legislation--United States.Aluminum industry and trade--Law and legislation--United States.Automobile industry and trade--Finance--United States.Constitutional law--United States.Dairy laws--United States.Embargo--United States.Emigration and immigration--Law and legislation--United States.Fuel trade--Law and legislation--United States.Government aid to private schools--United States.Income tax--United States.Japanese Americans--Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945.Jehovah's Witnesses--Legal status, laws, etc.--United States.Law--United States.Motion picture industry--Law and legislation--United States.Naturalization--United States.Neutrality--United States.New Deal, 1933-1939.Nuremberg War Crime Trials, Nuremberg, Germany, 1946-1949.Petroleum products--Prices--United States.Practice of law--New York (State)--Jamestown.Price maintenance--United States.Public utilities--Law and legislation--New York (State)Public utilities--Law and legislation--United States.Railroads--Law and legislation--New York (State)School integration--United States.Segregation in education--United States.Social security--Law and legislation--United States.Steel industry and trade--Law and legislation--United States.Surplus military property--United States.Taxation--United States--States.Textile industry--Law and legislation--New York (State)Treason--United States.Typhoid fever--New York (State)Wealth--United States.World War, 1939-1945--Economic aspects--United States.World War, 1939-1945--Secret service.World War, 1939-1945--United States.

OccupationsCabinet officers.Jurists.Lawyers.Public officials.


Administrative InformationProvenance

The papers of Robert Houghwout Jackson, lawyer, solicitor general, attorney general, and associate justice of the SupremeCourt, were deposited in the Library of Congress by his children, William E. Jackson and Mary Jackson Craighill,from1983 to 1984 and converted to a gift in 1984. Additional material was given by the Jackson family from 1985 to 1998.Other material was added via transfer from the Library's Prints and Photographs Division in 1996.

Processing History

The papers of Robert Jackson were arranged in 1985. Subsequent material received from 1985 to 1997 was processed asAddition I in 1998. Addition II, consisting of items received in 1998, was processed in 2001. In 2005 a portion of thecollection, containers 95 through 118, was microfilmed. The finding aid was revised to reflect this change.

Additional Guides

A description of the papers appeared in Library of Congress Acquisitions: Manuscript Division, 1984, pp. 16-18.

Transfers

Items have been transferred from the Manuscript Division to other custodial divisions of the Library. Maps have beentransferred to the Geography and Map Division. Motion pictures and sound recordings have been transferred to the MotionPicture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division. A book, Extermination of Polish Jews; Album of Pictures, by theCentral Jewish Historical Committee, has been transferred to the Library's general collection. All transfers are identified aspart of the Robert Houghwout Jackson papers.

Copyright Status

The status of copyright in the unpublished writings of Robert Houghwout Jackson is governed by the Copyright Law of theUnited States (Title 17, U.S.C.).

Access and Restrictions

The papers of Robert Houghwout Jackson are open to research. Researchers are advised to contact the Manuscript ReadingRoom prior to visiting. Many collections are stored off-site and advance notice is needed to retrieve these items for researchuse.

Microfilm

A microfilm edition of part of these papers is available on twenty-six reels. Consult reference staff in the ManuscriptDivision concerning availability for purchase or interlibrary loan. To promote preservation of the originals, researchers arerequired to consult the microfilm edition as available.

Security Classified Documents

Government regulations control the use of security classified material in this collection. Manuscript Division staff canfurnish information concerning access to and use of classified items.

Preferred Citation

Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: Container or reel number, RobertHoughwout Jackson, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

Biographical NoteDate Event1892, Feb. 13 Born, Spring Creek Township, Waren Co. Pa.


1912 Graduation certificate, Albany Law School, Union University, Albany, N.Y. (degree awarded June1941 as a member of the class of 1912)

1913 Admitted to the bar in New York

1916 Married Irene Gerhardt

1918 Corporation counsel, Jamestown, N.Y.

1919 Junior partner, law firm of Dean, Edson and Jackson

1923 Formed law partnership with Henry S. Manley and Gerald A. Herrick

1927-1933 Member, law firm of Jackson and Herrick

1932 Member, Commission to Investigate the Administration of Justice in New York

1934 Assistant general counsel, Bureau of Internal Revenue

1935 Assistant attorney general, Tax Division, Department of Justice

1936 Assistant attorney general, Antitrust Division, Department of Justice

1938 Solicitor general

1940 Attorney general

1941-1954 Associate justice, United States Supreme Court

1945 United States chief of counsel for the prosecution of Axis war criminals, Nuremberg War CrimesTrial

1954, Oct. 9 Died, Washington, D. C.

Scope and Content NoteThe papers of Robert Houghwout Jackson (1892-1954) span the years 1816-1983, with most of the material concentrated inthe period 1934-1954. The collection consists of twelve series: Family Papers, General Correspondence, Subject File,Speeches and Writings File, Legal File, Biographical File, Financial Papers, Miscellany, Photographs, Additions, Oversize,and Classified.

Although the papers present a comprehensive record of Robert Jackson's life dating from his school days, the Legal Fileseries dominates the collection. The earliest of the papers relates to the private law practice which he established in 1913 inJamestown, New York, and represents a period of twenty-one years of legal service in western New York. The bulk of thelaw practice material pertains to cases in which Jackson was involved as counsel to the Jamestown Telephone Company,the Jamestown Westfield and Northwestern Railroad Company, Jamestown Worsted Mills, and the Niagara, Lockport andOntario Power Company. The papers also contain a few smaller files on other cases, including Lyle P. Gates v. PrudentialInsurance Company, the typhoid carrier case which received extensive coverage by the Jamestown press.

Jackson's appointment as assistant general counsel at the Bureau of Internal Revenue in 1934 was the beginning of a seven-year career as a law officer with the United States government. During his years at the Bureau of Internal Revenue, hereceived national attention for his prosecution of a case against Andrew Mellon. Copies of many of the documents and


material assembled for this litigation are included among these papers. The Bureau of Internal Revenue files also containstudies on the concentration of wealth by individuals and corporations in which wealth is related to the amount of incometaxes paid. Jackson's files also document his support of the Revenue Act of 1935. For a brief period during his service withthe Bureau, Jackson was detailed to the Securities and Exchange Commission to act as special counsel in the trial of casesarising under the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935. A small file relating to the Electric Bond and ShareCompany, chosen as a test case, is among Jackson's legal papers.

From 1936 to 1941, Jackson served with the Justice Department as assistant attorney general of the Tax and Antitrustdivisions, solicitor general, and attorney general. Although only a small number of papers remain in the collection from hisservice with the Tax Division, they include a significant file relating to several cases challenging the constitutionality of theSocial Security Act. The office files from Jackson's other Justice Department appointments are more voluminous andreflect his working relationship with Franklin D. Roosevelt in the implementation of New Deal programs and in thepreparation of contingency plans for the anticipated effects of the outbreak of war in Europe. Among the prominent anti-monopoly cases prosecuted by Justice Department offices under Jackson's aegis were those concerning identical bids forsteel products, automobile financing by automobile manufacturers who financed automobile purchases through companieswhich they controlled, the manipulation of oil prices, control of the aluminum industry by the Aluminum Company ofAmerica, operations of fuel and utility companies, and practices within the milk and motion picture industries. Numerousfiles of the solicitor general and attorney general offices focus on topics relating to the impact of World War II on theAmerican economy, military preparedness, and national defense. They encompass such issues as aircraft production,gathering of intelligence information, immigration and naturalization matters, investigations of subversive activities by theFederal Bureau of Investigation and the House Committee on Un-American Activities, operation of the selective servicesystem, price stabilization and economic controls, registration of aliens and treatment of alien property, regulation offoreign cargo vessels in American ports, taxation of excess profits earned by companies producing war materials, tradeembargoes, and United States neutrality.

In addition, Jackson's Justice Department files depict his role in drafting the president's messages to Congress, particularlythe anti-monopoly message, Roosevelt's veto of the Walter-Logan Bill, the tax message of 1938, and the state of the unionmessage in 1940. They also reveal that Roosevelt sought Jackson's advice on proposed legislation, such as thereorganization of the federal judiciary in 1937, the enactment of a wages and hours bill, the Lend-Lease Act, and thedestroyer exchange issue. Evidence of a more personal relationship between the two men can be found in memoranda andautobiographical notes by Jackson describing his meetings with the president.

The retirement of Charles Evans Hughes and the subsequent appointment of Harlan F. Stone as chief justice created avacancy on the Supreme Court to which Roosevelt nominated Jackson in 1941. Jackson's papers are complete for his yearson the court except for the 1945 term when he was United States Chief of Counsel at the Nuremberg Trials. The files ofcases are arranged chronologically by October term and contain summaries of the issues prepared by Jackson's law clerks,drafts of opinions, circulated opinions, final opinions, correspondence and memoranda exchanged between the justices,correspondence from the public, and printed matter. An alphabetical card file index to the cases is included at the end of thepapers. Except for 1946, Jackson did not maintain separate docket books for the court terms; instead, pages from docketbooks are generally incorporated in the case files.

The Supreme Court papers include some of Jackson's most famous opinions, such as the Jehovah's Witness cases involvingcivil liberties (Board of Educ. v. Barnette, Douglas v. Jeannette, Martin v. Struthers, Murdock v. Pennsylvania); casesgrowing out of World War II concerning treason and the treatment of Japanese (Korematsu v. United States, Cramer v.United States, Haupt v. United States, and Terminiello v. Chicago); those pertaining to the Communist Party (Dennis v.United States, American Communications Ass'n v. Douds); those involving taxing powers of states (State Tax Comm'n ofUtah v. Aldrich, Helvering v. Griffiths, District of Columbia v. Pace, Massachusetts v. United States, Wheeling Steel Corp.v. Glander); and cases concerning use of public funds for support of parochial or private schools and segregation of publicschool systems (Everson v. Board of Educ., Illinois ex rel. McCollom v. Board of Educ., Brown v. Board of Educ.). Thesegregation cases heard by the Court in 1954 are treated as a group filed with Oliver Brown v. Board of Education,Shawnee County, Topeka, Kansas. Except for the case file on the Jewell Ridge Coal Corporation case, all papers relating tothe controversy over Jackson's statement about Justice Hugo LaFayette Black's failure to recuse himself from that case andcases involving his former law partner are found in the Subject File series and in the Supreme Court correspondence file inthe office files of the United States chief of counsel in the Nuremberg War Crimes Trial papers.


In 1945, following a speech by Jackson denouncing the criminal acts of the Nazis, he was contacted by Samuel Rosenmanon behalf of President Harry S. Truman and asked to head the United States team for the prosecution of Axis war criminals.The Nuremberg War Crimes Trial papers in the Jackson collection consist of personal copies of many documentsassembled for and during the course of the trial and papers sent to Jackson after October 1946 when Telford Taylor wasUnited States Chief of Counsel. The subseries also includes correspondence and selected printed matter written by staffmembers for several years immediately following the trial. The official records of the trial are housed in the NationalArchives.

Among the more interesting papers found in the Nuremberg materials is the diary Jackson kept from the day of hisappointment to the day preceding the beginning of the trial. Jackson incorporated several of the original documentsmentioned in his entries among the pages of the diary. His papers also contain original shorthand notes made by hissecretary, Elsie Douglas, during the London Conference of 1945, where the protocol for the trial was drafted and agreedupon. The office files for the United States Chief of Counsel reveal the planning and logistics of handling, assembling, anddisseminating the vast amount of material generated by the trial, the methods of resolving problems caused by differencesbetween American and European criminal procedure, and the working relationship between the military and civilian trialstaff members. An extensive number of photographs concerning the trial is filed in the Photograph series.

The Subject File and the Speeches and Writings File focus on Jackson's unofficial activities with law societies and barassociations, service on special committees, speeches and attendance at annual, national, and regional meetings, law schoolstudent bar association programs and moot court competitions, and extensive writings on legal subjects. Although Jacksonnever sought political office, his support of the Democratic Party is demonstrated by numerous speeches, particularly inJamestown and the presidential campaigns of 1936 and 1940. The Subject File series also documents Jackson's contributionto the Democratic Party platforms of 1936 and 1940. Letters in the General Correspondence series attest to his friendshipwith members of the legal profession, professors of law at various universities, and acquaintances from his years inJamestown. Letters exchanged between members of the family generally concern routine family news, genealogicalrecords, or memorials to Jackson. Letters written by Jackson and his son, William E. Jackson, during 1945 and 1946contain comments and personal assessments of the meetings of the London Conference, describe social activities of staffmembers, and discuss the accomplishments of the trial at Nuremberg.

The Biographical File contains an autobiography started by Jackson in 1944 which covers his life through his appointmentas attorney general. The second item, "Justice Jackson's Story," is the transcript of a series of oral history interviewsconducted by Harlan B. Phillips of the Oral History Research Office at Columbia University between January 1952 andFebruary 1953. The biographical papers are complemented by clippings in the Miscellany series and scrapbooks located inthe Oversize series documenting Jackson's life and professional career from 1910.

The Addition series, 1940-1955, consists of two parts supplementing the first installment of the Jackson Papers. Addition Icontains correspondence concerning Jackson's daughter, Mary Jackson Loftus Craighill, legal material pertaining to theNuremberg War Crimes Trial, and a program and facsimile souvenir. The file of Nuremberg documents consists of atypescript release and a German edition of Jackson's opening statement of the trial as chief of counsel for the United Statesand a translated copy of Adolph Hitler's will. The program and a facsimile of Behind the Ballots (1938) relate to atestimonial dinner for James Aloysius Farley in 1940. Addition II consists of a nine-volume edited oral history transcript,"The Reminiscences of Robert H. Jackson," based on the interviews conducted by Harlan B. Phillips for the ColumbiaUniversity Oral History Research Office. An earlier draft of this transcript, "Justice Jackson's Story," is located in the firstsegment of the papers. This later edited oral history includes an index.

Correspondents in the Jackson Papers include Sidney S. Alderman, Thurman Wesley Arnold, Wendell Berge, John L. Blair,Ernest Cawcroft, Homer S. Cummings, Gordon E. Dean, William O. Douglas, John E. Durkin, Charles Fairman, FelixFrankfurter, Whitney R. Harris, J. Edgar Hoover, Charles A. Horsky, Robert M. W. Kempner, Arthur Alden Kimball,Alfred A. Knopf, Frank Murphy, C. George Niebank, Stanley Forman Reed, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Charles B. Sears,Robert G. Storey, Herbert Bayard Swope, Telford Taylor, Philip J. Wickser, and John H. Wright.

Organization of the PapersThe collection is organized in twelve series:

• Family Papers, 1816-1983


• General Correspondence, 1912-1954• Subject File, 1931-1954• Speeches and Writings File, 1911-1955• Legal File, 1919-1962• Biographical File, 1936-1970• Financial Papers, 1918-1954• Miscellany, 1822-1983• Photographs, 1908-1973• Additions, 1940-1955• Oversize, 1913-1954• Classified, 1952


Description of SeriesContainer SeriesBOX 1-8 Family Papers, 1816-1983

Appointment books, correspondence, diary, genealogical records, and clippings.Arranged by family correspondence and other papers and subdivided by names of family

members.

BOX 9-22 General Correspondence, 1912-1954Letters received and copies of letters sent with attachments.Arranged alphabetically and chronologically therein. Includes a small segment of

miscellaneous correspondence at the end of the series.

BOX 23-31 Subject File, 1931-1954Correspondence, memoranda, notes, and printed matter.Arranged alphabetically by name of person or organization and topic.

BOX 31-58 Speeches and Writings File, 1911-1955Speeches, articles, drafts, speech notes and outlines, book reviews, poems, related

correspondence, and printed matter.Separated by speeches and writings and arranged chronologically therein.

BOX 59-188 Legal File, 1919-1962Affidavits, briefs, collected data, correspondence, general office files, memoranda, petitions,

opinions, and printed matter.Arranged by major career divisions. Arrangement within career divisions is either alphabetical

or chronological based on the files involved.The Nuremberg War Crimes Trial files, containers 95-106 [microfilm shelf no. 22,796] and

containers 107-118, [microfilm shelf no. 22,872] are available on microfilm.

BOX 188-191 Biographical File, 1936-1970Draft of autobiography, transcript of oral history interviews, drafts of chapters from published

biographies, biographical sketches, and related correspondence.Arranged by title of publication or type of material.

BOX 192-201 Financial Papers, 1918-1954Accounts, correspondence, financial statements, income tax records, insurance papers,

investment records, real estate papers, and miscellaneous lists and notes.Arranged by type of material.

BOX 202-250 Miscellany, 1822-1983Appointment calendars, awards, honors, tributes, calling cards, financial papers, index card

files, inventories of the collection, memorials, memorabilia, social invitations, and printedmatter.

Arranged by type of material.

BOX 251-256 Photographs, 1908-1973Photographs, albums, and a photographic plate.Arranged by name of person, topic, or type of material.


BOX 257-259 Additions, 1940-1955

BOX 257 Addition I, 1940-1946Correspondence, will, statement, program, and a facsimile of a book.Arranged alphabetically by type of material and therein chronologically according to the

arrangement of the main portion of the papers.

BOX 258-259 Addition II, 1955An oral history transcript documenting reminiscences of Jackson's life.Arranged numerically by part.

BOX OV 1-OV 21 Oversize, 1913-1954Oversize certificates of appointments and awards, degrees, plot drawings, photographs, and

scrapbooks.Organized and described according to the series from which the items were removed.

Scrapbooks constitute a separate grouping within the Oversize series.

BOX CL 1 Classified, 1952One document containing national security information.Arranged according to the series, folder, and container from which the item was removed.


Container List

Container Contents

BOX 1-8 Family Papers, 1816-1983Appointment books, correspondence, diary, genealogical records, and clippings.Arranged by family correspondence and other papers and subdivided by names of family

members.

BOX 1 Family correspondence, 1820-1973Adams, HaroldAdams, HelenCraighill, Mary (Jackson) LoftusEldred, EdgarEldred familyGerhardt, ElizabethGerhardt, Harold and GoldieGregory, AliceHaughwout, Lefferd M. A.Haughwout, V. W.Houghwot, Daniel and MarthaJackson, EdnaJackson, Irene G.Jackson, LenaJackson, Nancy Roosevelt

BOX 2 Jackson, Robert H.(5 folders)

Jackson, William E.(5 folders)

McKay, Mary E.Myers, JosephineSpringer, Ella J.Stickle, Angeline JacksonOther family members

BOX 3 Other papers, 1816-1983Craighill, G. BowdoinCraighill, Mary (Jackson) Loftus

General correspondenceLetters of condolence

Jackson, Irene G.Appointment calendars

1965-1968(2 folders)

BOX 4 1969-1972(2 folders)

Diary (travel) 1924, 1935


Congratulatory letters on Jackson's appointments as attorney general and associate justiceGeneral correspondence

"A-P" miscellaneous(2 folders)

BOX 5 "R-Z" miscellaneousCrank lettersFrankfurter, FelixIckes, Harold L. and JaneRequests to act as sponsor or patronRobert H. Jackson Elementary School, Frewsburg, N.Y.

(2 folders)Solicitation lettersUnidentified

Launching of the President AdamsLetters of condolence

Jackson's heart attack, April 1954BOX 6 Jackson's death

A-J(8 folders)

BOX 7 K-Z(7 folders)

MiscellaneousNotes and thank-you cardsTwenty-fifth wedding anniversary

Jackson, William E. (died 1915)Jackson, William E. (born 1919)

MiscellaneousTrip to Europe, 1939

BOX 8 Other papersStickle, Angeline Jackson

DeathIllness and financial matters

Other family members, 1816-1954ClippingsGenealogical records

Eldred family(2 folders)

Jackson familyMiscellaneous, 1870-1983

BOX 9-22 General Correspondence, 1912-1954Letters received and copies of letters sent with attachments.Arranged alphabetically and chronologically therein. Includes a small segment of

miscellaneous correspondence at the end of the series.

BOX 9 "A" miscellaneous(2 folders)

Family Papers, 1816-1983

Container Contents


Abt, John J.Acheson, DeanAlbertson, Roy L.Albrecht, Ralph G.Alderman, Sidney S.Allen, Edward D.Armstrong, Walter P."B" miscellaneous

(3 folders)Baruch, Bernard M.Belmont, PerryBiddle, FrancisBissell, Milton A.Black, Hugo LaFayette

BOX 10 Blair, John L.Burlingham, Charles C.Burton, Harold C.Byrnes, James F."C" miscellaneous

(4 folders)Campbell, William J.Cawcroft, ErnestClark, Tom C.

BOX 11 Cohen, Benjamin V.Columbus, Premo J.Cowles, Willard B.Crosby, Harley N.Crowley, UrsulaCummings, Homer S."D" miscellaneous

(2 folders)Dailey, Donald A.Daniels, JosephusDavis, John W.Dean, Gordon E.Dodd, Thomas J.Doud, Thomas H.Douglas, William O.Durkin, John E.

BOX 12 "E" miscellaneousEdgerton, Henry W.Edson, Walter H.Emmons, Ralph L.Ernst, Morris L.Everett, Willis M."F" miscellaneous

(2 folders)

General Correspondence, 1912-1954

Container Contents


Fahy, CharlesFairman, CharlesFarley, James A.Fisher, Marion H.Fletcher, Milton J.

BOX 13 Frank, Jerome N.Frankfurter, FelixFreund, PaulFyfe, Sir David Maxwell"G" miscellaneous

(3 folders)Gardner, Warner W.Garfield, Frederick M.Goodrich, Herbert F.Gregory, TappanGriswold, Erwin N."H" miscellaneous

Ha-Hi(2 folders)

BOX 14 Ho-HuHalpern, PhilipHand, LearnedHarris, Whitney R.Herrick, GeraldHoover, J. Edgar"I" miscellaneousIckes, Harold L."J" miscellaneousJohansen, John C."K" miscellaneousKent, Arthur H.

BOX 15 Knopf, Alfred A. and Blanche(2 folders)

Krieger, John G."L" miscellaneous

(3 folders)Lauterpacht, HirschLegal Aid SocietyLerner, Max"M" miscellaneous

MaBOX 16 Mc-Mu

(3 folders)Magill, RoswellMalcolmson, CharlesManley, Henry S.Marsh, James


Container Contents


Marston, OtisMcAllister, Thomas F.McLaurin, CampbellMcRuer, James C.Minton, Sherman

BOX 17 Morrison, Earle R.Murphy, Frank"N" miscellaneousNational Legal Aid AssociationNeal, Phil C.Niebank, C. George"O" miscellaneousO'Brian, John LordOdlum, Floyd"P" miscellaneous

Pa-Pe(2 folders)

BOX 18 Pf-Pu(2 folders)

Parker, John J.Patterson, Richard C.Patterson, Robert P.Perlman, Philip B.Pike, MelicentPoletti, CharlesPowell, Thomas ReedPrettyman, E. Barrett"Q" miscellaneous"R" miscellaneous

(2 folders)Ramaswamy, M.

BOX 19 Ransom, William L.Reed, Stanley FormanRehnquist, William H.Roosevelt, Franklin D. and EleanorRutledge, Wiley"S" miscellaneous

(4 folders)Schjelderup, FerdinandSchuyler, Clyde H.

BOX 20 Sears, Charles B.Shawcross, Hartley Shawcross, BaronShea, FrancisSmith, WillisSociety for the Prevention of World War IIISpencer, LavernSteinbrink, Meier


Container Contents


Sternberg, RuthStettinius, Edward R.Stoessel, OskarStone, Harlan F.Storey, Robert G.Stryker, Lloyd PaulSvanstrom, Ragnar and GretaSwope, Herbert Bayard"T" miscellaneousTaylor, TelfordTobin, Frederick M.Tubbs, WarrenTweed, Harrison"U" miscellaneousUnidentifiedUnited States Flag AssociationUpton, J. Duane

BOX 21 "V" miscellaneousVinson, Fred M."W" miscellaneous

(3 folders)Walsh, Edmund A.Warren, EarlWarren, Lucian C.Wehle, Louis A.Wickser, Philip J.Willard, Mary and VestaWright, John H.Wyzanski, Charles E."Y"-"Z" miscellaneous

BOX 22 Miscellaneous correspondenceCrank lettersInvitations, 1942-1954Misdirected letters of Robert Jackson, attorney, Shoreham BuildingPublications received, 1947-1954Recommendations

(2 folders)Requests for assistanceRequests for photographs

BOX 23-31 Subject File, 1931-1954Correspondence, memoranda, notes, and printed matter.Arranged alphabetically by name of person or organization and topic.

BOX 23 American Bar AssociationGeneral

(2 folders)


Container Contents


Luncheon given by Jackson, 19 Sept. 1950Special Committee on the Administration of Criminal Justice

Committee meetings, 1953-1954(2 folders)

Director of researchBOX 24 Expenses

Ford Foundation grantGeneral, 1953-1954

(3 folders)BOX 25 Press coverage

Response from the publicSurvey of the administration of justice

(2 folders)American Bar Research Center, 1952-1954

(3 folders)American Society of International LawBlack, Hugo LaFayette

BOX 26 Black, Hugo LaFayette, controversy with JacksonClippingsJackson's account of the controversyJackson's cables from Nuremberg, GermanyReaction to Jackson's cable from Nuremberg, Germany, to the House and Senate Judiciary

committeesBohemian Club

1948-1952(4 folders)

BOX 27 1953-1954Commission on Organization of the Executive Branch of GovernmentCommission on the Administration of Justice in New York, 1931-1936 See also Oversize

(2 folders)CzechoslovakiansFederal Bar Association

BOX 28 Friends of the Library of CongressFund for the RepublicFyfe, Sir David Maxwell, luncheon, 8 Sept. 1954George Washington University, Washington, D.C.

Board of Trustees, 1951-1954(3 folders)

Foreign Law SocietyGermans, visitors and requests for aid from Nuremberg, Germany, citizens, 1948-1954Inns of Court restoration

BOX 29 Inter-American Bar Association, meeting, Havana, Cuba, 1941International criminal courtJamestown Bar Association Library, Jamestown, N.Y.Judiciary Act of 1937Kiantone movement

Subject File, 1931-1954

Container Contents


Lauterpacht, H., memorandum on principles of international law involved in United Statesmeasures taken against Germany between Sept. 1940 and Dec. 1941

Moot court competitionsNational Institute of Public AffairsNational Lawyers Guild, 1936-1940

(2 folders)BOX 30 Presidential campaigns

1936 platform1940 campaign1940 platform

(2 folders)Preston, Homer, estate ofRetirement of judgesRiccobono Seminar of Roman Law in America, Catholic University, Washington, D.C.Roosevelt, Franklin D.Smithsonian Institution, International Exchange ServiceStockholm, Sweden, petition to ban atom bomb"Strike of Capital," use of phrase by Jackson in speech before the American Political Science

Association, 1937BOX 31 Trail Riders of the Wilderness, Sawtooth, Idaho, expedition

Warren, Earl, appointment as chief justiceZivkovic, R.

BOX 31-58 Speeches and Writings File, 1911-1955Speeches, articles, drafts, speech notes and outlines, book reviews, poems, related

correspondence, and printed matter.Separated by speeches and writings and arranged chronologically therein.

BOX 31 IndexesCard file See Container 250Lists

SpeechesOct. 1912-Dec. 1930

(43 folders)BOX 32 June 193l-Dec. 1935

(38 folders)BOX 33 Jan. 1936-Aug. 1937

(29 folders)BOX 34 Sept.-Dec. 1937

(13 folders)BOX 35 Jan.-Feb. 1938

(8 folders)BOX 36 Mar.-Nov. 1938

(14 folders)BOX 37 Nov. 1938-Apr. 1939

(13 folders)BOX 38 May-July 1939

(14 folders)

Subject File, 1931-1954

Container Contents


BOX 39 Aug. 1939-June 1940(25 folders)

BOX 40 Aug.-Dec. 1940(21 folders)

BOX 41 Jan.-Nov. 1941(17 folders)

BOX 42 Jan.-May 1942(17 folders)

BOX 43 Dec. 1944-May 1946(15 folders)

BOX 44 Oct. 1946-June 1947(16 folders)

BOX 45 July 1947-Aug. 1948(19 folders)

BOX 46 Sept. 1948-June 1949(11 folders)

BOX 47 Sept. 1949-Dec. 1950(12 folders)

BOX 48 Jan.-Dec. 1951(10 folders)

BOX 49 Feb.-Dec. 1952(10 folders)

BOX 50 Jan.-Oct. 1953(12 folders)

BOX 51 Nov. 1953-Dec. 1954(8 folders)

BOX 52 1954(5 folders)

BOX 53 1954-1955(6 folders)

UndatedSpeech notes and outlines, circa 1928, 1946-1948, undated

(2 folders)BOX 54 Writings

1911, Jan., letter to the editor of Atlantic Monthly1927, Dec., "What Price 'Due Process'?" New York Law Review1929, June, "Functions of the Trust Company in the Field of Law"1930

Feb., "Trial Practice in Negligence Litigation," published, Cornell Law Review, with title"Trial Practice in Accident Litigation"

Dec., report of Committee on Litigation Affecting Personal Injuries"The Future of the Bar"

1931, Feb.," Bar Associations Viewed by New Vice President," New York State BarAssociation Bulletin

1932June, "A Lawyer Looks at Politics," JeffersonianReview of the report of the Commission on Administrative Justice

Speeches and Writings File, 1911-1955

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1933, Jan., "The Judicial Council, Its Function and Need," New York State Bar AssociationBulletin

193528 Aug., "The Rich Get Richer," New Republic30 Aug., "Memorandum on National Wealth and Its Distribution," Annalist4 Sept., "The Big Corporations Rule," New Republic"Memorandum as to Graduated Corporation Income Tax and Intercorporate Dividend

Tax," Bureau of Internal Revenue1936

Jan., "The People's Business: The Truth about Taxes," ForumSept., "America Has Only Scratched Her Resources," in "Are We Going Broke? A Debate

on National Finances," Forum24 Oct., "Is Landon Constitutional?" Nation

1937, Dec., "It's Up to Us," Commentator1938

Jan., "Monopolies and the Courts," University of Pennsylvania Law ReviewDec., "Financial Monopoly: The Road to Socialism," Forum

1939May, "Anti-Semitism," We Hold These Truths, League of American WritersDec., review of The Administrative Process, by James M. Landis, for Journal of Social

Philosophy"Bank Competition with the Legal Profession"

1940Jan., "The Supreme Court and Interstate Barriers," Annals of the American Academy of

Political and Social ScienceSummer, message on launching of Bill of Rights Review, Bill of Rights ReviewAug., introduction to Our Constitution: Tool Or Testament, by Beryl Harold LevySept., foreword to The Law of National Banking, by William V. O'Connor

BOX 55 22 Oct., "Why Roosevelt Will Win," LookNov.

"Message to Committee of Catholics for Human Rights," Voice for Human Rights"Our Government Is Prepared against the Fifth Column," in "American vs. Fifth

Columnists: A Symposium," Survey Graphic1941

JulyEditorial, National Magazine"The Judicial Career of Chief Justice Hughes," American Bar Association Journal

The Struggle for Judicial Supremacy(3 folders)

1942, "Statecraft under a Written Constitution," in Men of Tomorrow; Nine Leaders Discussthe Problems of American Youth, edited by Thomas H. Johnson

1944, Mar., review of I Can Go Home Again, by Arthur G. Powell, in American BarAssociation Journal

19457 June, report to the President of the United States on progress of plans for the prosecution

of Axis war criminals9 Sept., "Worst Crime of All," New York Times Magazine


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Full Faith and Credit: The Lawyer's Clause of the Constitution For additional materialsee Container 43, Speeches, 7 Dec. 1944

19466 Apr., "The Law under Which Nazi Organizations Are Accused of Being Criminal,"

Temple Law Quarterly29 May, "Some Lessons of the Nurnberg Trial," New York Times

BOX 56 1947, Feb., "Closing Arguments for Conviction of Nazi War Criminals," Case and Comment1948

Nov., introduction to "Freemasonry a Prisoner of War," by Charles G. Hamilton, The NewAge

Review of A Modern Law of Nations, by Philip C. Jessup, for New York Times BookReview

194915 June, introduction for Dictionary of Legal Terms and Phrases in English, Spanish,

French and German, by Lawrence EgbertAug.-Sept., "Nurnberg in Retrospect," Canadian Bar ReviewDec., "Lawyer Reference Plans: A Manual for Bar Associations," American Bar

Association Journal1950, 21 May, "Justice Jackson on Communism in America," New York Times Magazine,

also published as "The Communists in America," Harper's, Sept. 1950 and as "Taft-Hartley and the Reds," Catholic Digest, July 1958

1951, review of Charles Evans Hughes, by Merlo J. Pusey, in the Washington Post1951-1961, endorsement for Legal Aid in the United States, by Emery A. Brownell,

published, Westport, Conn., Greenwood Press, 19711952, "Falstaff's Descendants in Pennsylvania Courts," University of Pennsylvania Law

Review(3 folders)

BOX 57 1953June, "A Presidential Legal Opinion," Harvard Law ReviewAug., "Criminal Justice: The Vital Problem of the Future," report of the American Bar

Association's Special Committee on the Administration of Criminal JusticeIntroduction for Jurisprudence in Action, the Association of the Bar of the City of New

York; introduction written in 19511954

Introduction for Tyranny on Trial, by Whitney R. HarrisForeword for Law in the Middle East, by Majid Khadduri"The Exchange of Destroyers for Atlantic Bases," unpublished

(2 folders)Undated

Article on the impact of the Social Security tax on the campaign and election of 1936Letters to editors of the Washington Post and the Jamestown Journal, Jamestown, N.Y."Just Vagrant Thoughts," notebook of poemsMiscellanyPoems


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BOX 58 Invitations to speak or to contribute manuscripts for publication, 1937-1954(5 folders)

BOX 59-188 Legal File, 1919-1962Affidavits, briefs, collected data, correspondence, general office files, memoranda, petitions,

opinions, and printed matter.Arranged by major career divisions. Arrangement within career divisions is either alphabetical

or chronological based on the files involved.The Nuremberg War Crimes Trial files, containers 95-106 [microfilm shelf no. 22,796] and

containers 107-118, [microfilm shelf no. 22,872] are available on microfilm.

BOX 59 Jamestown, N.Y., law practiceChautauqua County Bankers' Association & Jamestown Clearing House, brief opposing

recommendations of Robert MosesChautauqua Traction Co.City of Jamestown v. Jamestown St. Ry.City of Jamestown v. Pennsylvania Gas Co.

Vols. 2-3BOX 60 Vols. 4-5

Gates v. Prudential Ins. Co. (Typhoid carrier case)Hall, Carroll M.

BOX 61 Hydraulic Race Co. v. Niagara Falls Milling Co.Jamestown, Westfield & Northwestern R.R.

Administration of Brodhead estates(3 folders)

ClippingsCorrespondence, 1928-1941

BOX 62 Jamestown, N.Y., Chamber of Commerce v. Jamestown Westfield & Northwestern R.R.(3 folders)

Jamestown Worsted MillsCentral Union Trust Co. v. Jamestown Worsted Mills

Transcript of trial(3 folders)

BOX 63 (2 folders)Other papers

Correspondence, 1927-1934Miscellany, 1929-1936

BOX 64 New York Tel. Co. v. Jamestown Tel. Corp.Briefs

(3 folders)Correspondence, 1935-1943Record on appeal

(1 folder)BOX 65 (1 folder)

Related papersNiagara, Lockport, and Ontario Power Co. case

(4 folders)Ohlquist v. Norstrom


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Pike, MelicentBOX 66 Assistant general counsel, Bureau of Internal Revenue

Appointment and resignation See also OversizeAssociated Gas and Electric Co.Bull, Henry AdsitCommission to Investigate the Administration of Justice in the State of New YorkDetail to Securities and Exchange CommissionInterdepartmental requests for advice or assistanceInternational Match Co. case

(2 folders)Kennedy, C. W.Mellon, Andrew W., tax case

Brief on fraud issues, tentative outline(2 folders)

BOX 67 CorrespondenceNotes and evidence

(19 folders)BOX 68 (3 folders)

Opening statement, 18 Feb. 1935Petitioners exhibits

(2 folders)BOX 69 (3 folders)BOX 70 (3 folders)BOX 71 (3 folders)BOX 72 (2 folders)BOX 73 (3 folders)BOX 74 (4 folders)

Procedures for dealing with fraudulent violations of Internal Revenue lawsProposed article in the Saturday Evening PostStipulations of fact

BOX 75 MiscellanyNew York Public Service Commission offerPersonnel problems and irregularitiesProcedures and policyRecommendations for political appointments to federal positionsRevenue Act of 1935

(5 folders)BOX 76 Tax case congestion

Tax cases, miscellaneousTax studies

Ford Motor Co.Income and income taxes

(2 folders)Internal Revenue Service collectionsPersonal notebook (index tabbed)

BOX 77 Taxability of contributions to teachers' retirement plansSecurities and Exchange Commission, Electric Bond and Share Co. case

Legal File, 1919-1962

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Justice DepartmentAssistant attorney general, Tax Division

AppointmentMiscellanySocial Security cases

Other casesPulaski Trucking Co. v. Newark Milk Co.

Assistant attorney general, Antitrust DivisionAluminum Co. of AmericaAntitrust Division mattersAppointmentArnold, Thurman Wesley

BOX 78 Associated Gas and Electric Co.Attorney generalAutomobile financingB & G Garment Co. caseFishing trip with Franklin D. Roosevelt, 27 Nov.-6 Dec. 1937Geiger, Ferdinant A., hearing before the Judiciary Committee of the House of

Representatives regarding conduct ofIdentical bidsLabor unionsLouisiana casesMacFarlan, Malcolm, estate ofMilk investigationsMotion picture industry

BOX 79 Oil casesPanhandle E. Pipe Line Co. v. Columbia Gas & Elec. Co.Podell, David L.Proposed tax investigation, 1937Reorganization and operation of the divisionReorganization of federal judiciaryResignationRoosevelt, Franklin D., monopoly messageTax status of Eleanor Roosevelt's income from broadcasts, Jackson's statement, 28 July

1937Tydings-Miller BillUnited States v. American Soc'y of Composers, Authors & PublishersUnited States v. Appalachian Elec. Power Co. (water power case)

BOX 80 Wages and Hours ActWestern Union

Solicitor generalAircraft production legislation

(2 folders)Alien property legislationAmerican Law Institute, messages from the presidentAmerican League for Peace and DemocracyAmerican Line S.S. Corp. v. United States


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Anti-Semitic propagandaAntitrust laws and labor organizationsAppointment and confirmation

Briefing material for hearingsBOX 81 Hearings

Letters of congratulationsAppointment of Frank Murphy as attorney generalAttorney general, miscellaneous memoranda to and fromBankruptcy legislationCardozo, Benjamin, memorial at Supreme Court, 26 Nov. 1938Case v. Los Angeles Lumber Co.Chaco arms embargoChild labor amendment casesCity of Atlanta v. National Bituminous Coal Comm'nCurran v. WallaceFederal Communications Comm'n v. Pottsville Broadcasting Co.Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, Hyde Park, N.Y.

BOX 82 Gerhardt decision, prospective application ofGermany, sale of helium toHale v. Bimco TradingHot oil caseInterstate Circuit v. United StatesJackson's service as acting attorney generalJameson & Co. v. MorgenthauKessler v. StreckerLamb, Edward, contempt of court and disbarment proceedingsMeeting re extension of Civil Service System to legal departments and agencies, 23 Aug.

1938Milk control casesMiscellanyMulford v. Smith

BOX 83 Neutrality Proclamation, 5 Sept. 1939Office matters, miscellaneousO'Malley v. WoodroughParamount Pictures v. United States See Container 82, Interstate Circuit v. United StatesParker v. ElgPittman v. Home Owners' Loan Corp.Poll tax as a prerequisite to votingPrice control legislationProcedure for handling matters in lower courtsProclamation of national emergency, 7 Sept. 1939Proposed articles re third term for Franklin D. RooseveltRoosevelt, Franklin D., "State of the Union" message, 3 Jan. 1940, second draftRumely, Edward A., punishment for contempt charges of Special Committee to

Investigate Lobbying ActivitiesSafeguarding defense secretsShields v. Utah-Idaho Cent. R.R.


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State Tax Comm'rs of Utah v. Van CoitBOX 84 Tax immunity data

Tax message by Franklin D. Roosevelt.Tennessee Elec. Power Co. v. Tennessee Valley Auth.Tennessee Valley Authority, removal of Arthur E. MorganUnited States v. BekinsUnited States v. MantonUnited States v. MorganUtah Fuel Co. v. National Bituminous Coal Comm'nWar profits tax


White House, matters referred to JacksonAttorney general

Advisory Commission to the Council of National DefenseAntitrust activities

Oil companiesTeamsters UnionWar materials industries

Antitrust Division mattersBOX 86 Appointment and confirmation

(2 folders)Associated Gas and Electric Co. casesBethlehem Steel Corp. caseBridges, Harry, deportation of

(2 folders)Budget mattersButler, Pierce, memorial forCabinet meetings, Apr.-May 1941, Jackson's notesClark, Granville, requests for information on organizations opposing Burke-Wadsworth

BillBOX 87 Coal strike opinion

Columbia Gas & Electric Corp.Commissions signed by Jackson, 1940-1941Committee on Administrative ProcedureCommittee on Civil RightsCorrespondence with cabinet members

Interior DepartmentLabor DepartmentNavy DepartmentState DepartmentTreasury DepartmentWar Department

Correspondence with Justice Dept. officialsBennett, James V.Biddle, FrancisClark, Samuel


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BOX 88 Holtzoff, AlexanderLyons, DavidShea, Francis

Criminal DivisionDaily memoranda by Jackson and secretarial staff, 1940-1941

(2 folders)Deportation of convicts escaped from "Devil's Island"Destroyer, naval bases exchange

BOX 89 Dismissal of indictments against recruiters for Spanish LoyalistsDistrict of Columbia Bar Association, black lawyersDomestic foreign language pressEconomic controls, establishment ofFederal Bureau of Investigation, reports on maritime matters, 1940-194lFederal judges

AppointmentTrials and behavior

Hatch ActHopkins, HarryHouse Committee on Un-American Activities (Dies Committee)

(2 folders)BOX 90 Immigration and naturalization

Alien registrationCanada-United States border crossing proceduresCustody of German and Italian seamenDeportation of aliensMiscellanyTransfer of Immigration and Naturalization Service to Justice Dept.

Immobilized foreign shipsInter-American Bar Association Conference, Havana, Cuba, 24 Mar. 1941Internment of alien enemiesJamestown, N.Y., post office site

BOX 91 Lands Division mattersLend-Lease ActLogan-Walter Bill, veto message

(2 folders)McGuire, Matthew, re judicial appointments

(2 folders)Memoranda re appointments to judicial vacancies, mainly from Franklin D. RooseveltMiscellanyMurals for Justice Dept. library

BOX 92 National defenseNational Guard armoriesNational Labor Relations Board, prosecution of officials for lobbyingNeutrality Act, application to cargo vesselsNeutrality Laws UnitNew York City Bar Association Judiciary Committee, New York, N.Y.Office of Production Management


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Oklahoma v. WoodringPatents and defense productionPresident's Committee on Civil Service ImprovementPresident's power in foreign relationsPress releasesProclamation of a national emergency, 27 May 1941

BOX 93 Report, Justice Dept., annual, 1941Selective Service Act

Conscription and conscientious objectorsSeizure of plants

Subversive activities and investigationsChristian Front sedition investigationCoordinated Federal Bureau of Investigation, military intelligence, and naval

intelligence programCriticisms of Federal Bureau of Investigation methodsGeneral

Sunshine Anthracite Coal Co. v. AdkinsSuspension of writs of habeas corpus

BOX 94 Tax immunity of cost-plus defense contractsTownsend, Newman A.Von Werra, Baron FranzWaldenburg, Stefanie von HohenloheWallace, Henry Agard, document on economicsWhite House, miscellaneous memorandaWiretapping controversy

Justice Dept. and wiretappingLegislationMiscellanyRhode Island investigationWar Department involvement

Zapp, Manfred, and Guenther Tonn, deportation ofBOX 95REEL 1*

Nuremberg War Crimes Trial

*Microfilm shelf no. 22,796Pretrial material

Appointment of Jackson as United States chief of counselCongratulatory lettersExecutive order

Declarations of intent to punish war criminalsDiary kept by Jackson, 27 Apr.-19 Nov. 1945

(2 folders)German labor for reparationsLondon Conference, London, England

MiscellanyPress coverageProtocol file

Final agreement, 8 Aug. 1945


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Jackson's personal protocol of draft agreements(2 folders)

BOX 96REEL 2

Preliminary drafts of agreement

(4 folders)Suggestions re protocolUnited States alternative proposal

BOX 97REEL 3

Publication of International Conference on Military Trials by State Dept.

(2 folders)Stenographic notebooks kept by Elsie Douglass

Reaction to report to the presidentReport to the president, 7 June 1945

BOX 98REEL 4

Office files, United States chief of counsel

Adherents to the charterAllied Control Council directive 35 (sentences of International Military Tribunal)BelgiumBritish delegationChief prosecutors' meetingsCollaborationistsCorrespondence

Cables between Jackson and Nuremberg office after his return to United StatesMiscellaneous

(2 folders)Public reaction to trial

May-Sept. 1945(5 folders)

BOX 99REEL 5

Oct. 1945-Mar. 1946

(7 folders)BOX 100REEL 6

Apr.-Sept. 1946, undated

(5 folders)Rechberg, Arnold

Supreme CourtCzechoslovakian delegationDean, Gordon E.Defendants

Furnishing of evidence toInternational Military Tribunal rulings on defense applicationsMiscellanyNamed in indictment

BOX 101REEL 7

Notice to

PotentialDefendants Information CenterDefense counsel


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SelectionSpeeches (fragmentary, not part of record)

DenmarkDocumentary records of trialDonovan, James B.Donovan, William J.Dulles, Allen W.Evidence analysesExecutions, 16 Oct. 1946

BOX 102REEL 8

Exhibits

Clerk's list ofCorrespondence regarding"The Nazi Plan," official documentary motion picture no. 3054-PS

Financial mattersFinlandFrench delegationGartner, MurrayGisevius, Hans BerndGrand Mufti of Jerusalem, Haj Amin El-HusseiniHeadquarters Command, I.M.T. (Provisional)Horsky, Charles A.Horthy, NicholasInternational Military Tribunal

IndictmentBOX 103REEL 9

Judgment

Meetings between judges and chief prosecutorsMiscellanyMotions presented toOrders and rulingsPersonnelRules of procedure

InterrogationsJackson, Robert H.

Billet at 33 LindenstrasseBiographical clippingsMiscellanyNotesOfficial trips, summary

Jackson, William E.Katyn Forest, Poland, massacre

BOX 104REEL 10

Law library

Local trialsAustria-HungaryNorway


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Memoranda, reports, and points of lawAggressive war, Horsky memoranda onAroneanu article on crimes against humanityAsylum for refugeesConspiracy, notes onDenazificationGerman lawIndividual responsibility

Report on Karl HaushoferKelsen memorandum

BOX 105REEL 11

Miscellany

(2 folders)Rules of warfare violationSoviet policySuperior ordersTreatiesWar guilt

MiscellanyNorwayOffice of Military Government (U.S.)Palace of Justice, architectural plansPersonnel

Applications and recommendations(2 folders)

BOX 106REEL 12

Awards, decorations etc.

MiscellanyNavyOffice of United States Chief of Counsel staff

(2 folders)RequirementsRostersStaff organizationTelephone directories

PolandPress coverage of trial

German pressBOX 107REEL 1**

Surveys

(4 folders)**Microfilm shelf no. 22,872

Pretrial planningPsychiatric and personality studies of Nazi leadersPublic relations

BOX 108REEL 2

Publications See also Container 117, same heading


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The Case against the Nazi War Criminals, 1946Foreword in Temple Law QuarterlyNazi Conspiracy and Aggression, 1946

DistributionPreparation

Suggested foreword for Charles Alexander's photographic volume on Nuremberg, 26Mar. 1946

Radio broadcasts, 1945-1946Reports

Final report to president, 7 Oct. 1946Progress reports

Social fileBOX 109REEL 3

Speeches

Jackson's opening speech, 21 Nov. 1945Correspondence relating toPublication of

Jackson's closing speech, 25 July 1946Drafts and final speech

(2 folders)Notes and correspondence

Rudenko's opening statementBOX 110REEL 4

Staff meetings (United States)

State DepartmentStimson, Henry L.Subsequent trials

(3 folders)Summation by prosecution, notes forSwedenTelephone and teletype conversations, transcripts

BOX 111REEL 5

Trial briefs

Trial planningAnticipated defense argumentsDefense caseProsecution case

Trial sidelightsTruman, Harry S.United Nations organizationUnited Nations War Crimes CommissionUnited States forces, European theaterUSSR delegationVaticanVisitorsVisual presentationsWheeler, Burton K.


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BOX 112REEL 6

Posttrial material

Allocution of Pope Pius XII on International Penal Code, 3 Oct. 1953Army mailing list for books on NurembergBormann, MartinCodification of Nuremberg law by United Nations organizationCorrespondence

A-C(2 folders)

BOX 113REEL 7

D-V

(5 folders)BOX 114REEL 8-9

W-Z

German war criminals, clippingsGoebbels, Joseph, publication of diaryInternational Military Tribunal for the Far East

Judgment(2 folders)

RulingsBOX 115REEL 10

Japanese war crimes prosecutions

Katyn Forest, Poland, massacreMotion pictures

"The Nuremberg Trial," Pare Lorentz"The Sealed Verdict," Paramount Pictures, 1948

Notes and extracts relating to war criminals and international lawPrinted matter

Articles1945-1948

(2 folders)BOX 116REEL 11

1949-1962, undated

ClippingsMonographs, 1945-1952

(3 folders)BOX 117REEL 12-13

Publications See also Container 108, same heading

"Authentic Recorded Highlights of the Nürnberg Trial," Binghamton, N.Y.: EpochRecords, 1948

Documents published in Temple Law QuarterlyThe Hadamar Trial, edited by Earl W. Kintner, foreword by Jackson

(2 folders)Jackson, William E., articles byNuremberg Diary, by G. M. GilbertThe Nürnberg Case As Presented by Robert H. Jackson and Other Documents, 1947

BOX 118REEL 14

Proposed articles re Nuremberg


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The Trial of the Major War Criminals before the International Military Tribunal,Nuremberg, 14 November 1945-October 1946

Viking Press digest of Nuremberg documentsRecords of the United States chief of counsel

Preliminary inventory by the National ArchivesTransferred to the National Archives

Speeches by trial staff membersUnited Nations War Crimes Commission

(2 folders)BOX 119not filmed

Supreme Court

GeneralAppointment of Jackson as associate justice

Congratulatory letters(5 folders)

Nomination and confirmation hearingsTydings, Millard, opposition

Court letter to Owen J. Roberts on his retirementDisqualifications and absences, 1941-1953

BOX 120 Habeas corpusIndex to cases (alphabetical) See Container 248Luncheon for Justice Thorleif Ferdinand Schjelderup of NorwayMarshal's officeMiscellanyOpinion notes

Habeas corpus See also Containers 177, No. 4, and 178, Nos. 20, 22, 31, and 32Picketing

PhotographsRequests for materialRules of the Supreme Court

Admiralty Rules Commission, 1946-1953Condemnation casesFederal rules of civil procedureProposed changes, 1947-1949

BOX 121 Rules revision project(4 folders)

Salaries and annuities for federal judgesBOX 122 Second Circuit, 1947-1954

Staff listsPrinted matter

October term 1940Cases

Nos. 962, 963, 980 Goldman v. United States; Shulman v. United States; Goldman v.United States

October term 1941Chief justiceCases


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Nos. 1 and 3 Bridges v. California; Times-Mirror Co. v. CaliforniaNos. 8-9 United States v. Bethlehem Steel Corp.; United States Shipping

Bd. Merchant Fleet v. Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp.Nos. 10-13 Indianapolis gas casesNo. 14 Commercial Molasses Corp. v. New York Tank Barge Corp.No. 15 New York, Chicago & St. Louis R.R. v. FrankNo. 17 Edwards v. CaliforniaNos. 25-26 National Labor Relations Bd. v. Virginia Elec. & Power Co.;

National Labor Relations Bd. v. Independent Org. of Employeesof the Va. Elec. & Power Co.

BOX 123 No. 43 Duckworth v. ArkansasNo. 51 Irving Trust Co. v. DayNos. 58-59 District of Columbia v. Murphy; District of Columbia v. deHartNo. 61 Meilink v. Unemployment Reserves Comm'nNo. 63 White v. Winchester Country ClubNo. 67 Southport Petroleum Co. v. National Labor Relations Bd.No. 78 Duncan v. ThompsonNo. 83 Merion Cricket Club v. United StatesNo. 197 United States v. Carolina Freight Carriers Corp.No. 206 D'Oench, Duhme & Co. v. Federal Deposit Ins. Corp.No. 210 Howard Hall Co. v. United StatesNo. 272 Miles v. Illinois Cent. R.R.Nos. 280, 314, and966

Jones v. City of Opelika; Bowden v. City of Fort Smith; Jobin v.Arkansas

No. 323 Muncie Gears Works v. Outboard, Marine & Mfg. Co.No. 497 Anderson v. Abbott See Container 128, No. 3

BOX 124 No. 500 United States ex rel. Tenneesee Valley Auth. v. PowelsonNo. 529 Holland v. Lowell Sun Co.No. 535 Gregg Cartage & Storage Co. v. United StatesNo. 595 Swift & Co. v. United StatesNo. 665 Pence v. United StatesNo. 782 Skinner v. OklahomaNo. 814 State Tax Comm'n of Utah v. AldrichNo. 901 Bakery & Pastry Drivers Local 802 v. WohlNo. 1080 Wickard v. Filburn See Container 125, No. 59

July special term 1942Cases

Orig. and Nos. 1-7 Ex parte QuirinBOX 125 October term 1942

Chief justiceMiscellaneous correspondence and papersCases

No. 2 Schneiderman v. United StatesNo. 3 United States ex rel. Tennessee Valley Auth. v. PowelsonNo. 25 McNabb v. United StatesNo. 28 Washington Terminal Co. v. BoswellNo. 29 Williams v. North Carolina


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No. 59 Wickard v. Filburn (continuation of case no. 1080, October term1941)

BOX 126 No. 71 United Carbon Co. v. Binney & Smith Co.No. 73 National Labor Relations Bd. v. Indiana & Mich. Elec. Co.No. 142 Endicott Johnson Corp. v. PerkinsNo. 171 United States v. Oklahoma Gas & Elec. Co.No. 173 United States ex rel. Marcus v. HessNo. 175 Interstate Commerce Comm'n v. Inland Waterways Corp.Nos. 183 and186-187

Pendergast v. United States; O'Malley v. United States;McCormack v. United States

No. 218 Terminal R.R. Ass'n v. Brotherhood of R.R. TrainmenNo. 238 Martin v. City of StruthersNo. 254 Securities & Exch. Comm'n v. Chenery Corp.No. 278 Spies v. United States

BOX 127 Nos. 280, 314, and966 (October term1941)

Jones v. City of Opelika; Bowden v. City of Fort Smith; Jobin v.Arizona

No. 436 De Zon v. American President LinesNo. 450 Douglas v. City of JeannetteNo. 452 Corn Exch. Nat'l Bank & Trust Co. v. KlauderNo. 467 Helvering v. GriffithsNos. 480-487 Murdock v. Pennsylvania For additional material see same

container, Nos. 280, 314, and 966No. 529 United States v. Swift & Co.No. 552 Interstate Transit Lines v. Comm'rNo. 589 Bowles v. United StatesNo. 591 West Virginia State Bd. of Educ. v. Barnette

(2 folders)BOX 128 No. 628 Interstate Commerce Comm'n v. Columbus & Greenville Ry.

No. 675 Detroit Edison Co. v. CommissionerNo. 698 Boone v. LightnerNo. 766 Virginia Hotel Corp. v. HelveringNo. 870 Hirabayashi v. United StatesNo. 871 Yasui v. United States

October term 1943Chief justiceCases

No. 1 Simpson & Co. v. CommissionerNo. 3 Anderson v. Abbott (continuation of case no. 497, October term

1941)No. 24 Securities & Exch. Comm'n v. C. M. Joiner Leasing Corp.

BOX 129 No. 29 Magnolia Petroleum Co. v. HuntNo. 31 McLean Trucking Co. v United StatesNo. 32 Consumers Import Co. v. ZosenjoNo. 33 Northwest Airlines v. MinnesotaNos. 34-35 Federal Power Comm'n v. Hope Natural Gas Co.; City of

Cleveland v. Hope Natural Gas Co.


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Nos. 44-47 Dodson v. Commissioner; Harwick v. CommissionerNos. 52 and 227 Demorest v. City Bank Farmers Trust Co.; Dyette v. Title

Guarantee & Trust Co.BOX 130 Nos. 54-55 and

58-59Mercoid Corp. v. Mid-Continent Inv. Co.; Mercoid Corp. v.

Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.No. 67 J. I. Case Co. v. National Labor Relations Bd.No. 98 Prince v. MassachusettsNo. 112 Davies Warehouse Co. v. BowlesNo. 115 Helvering v. Lane-Wells Co.No. 117 District of Columbia v. PaceNo. 232 Sartor v. Arkansas Gas Corp.No. 262 Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. v. Ray-O-Vac Co.Nos. 336-339 National Labor Relations Bd. v. Hearst PublicationsNo. 343 Order of R.R. Telegraphers v. Railway Express AgencyNo. 345 Pollock v. WilliamsNo. 354 United States v. South-Eastern Underwriters Ass'nNos. 374-375 Yakus v. United States; Rottenberg v. United States

BOX 131 No. 391 Ashcraft v. TennesseeNo. 398 Hazel-Atlas Glass Co. v. Hartford-Empire Co.No. 406 Cramer v. United States (continued as No. 13, October term 1944)No. 409 Tennessee Coal, Iron & R.R. v. Muscoda Local 123No. 417 United States v. County of Allegheny, Pa.No. 441 General Trading Co. v. State Tax Comm'nNo. 463 Arenas v. United StatesNo. 482 Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Ry. v. United StatesNo. 565 Wisconsin Gas & Elec. Co. v. United StatesNo. 569 Thomas v. Collins See also Container 132, No. 14Nos. 620-621 International Harvester Co. v. Wisconsin Dep't of Taxation;

Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co. v. Wisconsin Dep't of TaxationNo. 767 Interstate Commerce Comm'n v. City of New JerseyNo. 962 United States v. General Motors Corp. See Container 133, No. 76

BOX 132 October term 1944Chief justiceCases

No. 6 Orig. Nebraska v. WyomingNo. 12 Skidmore v. Swift & Co.No. 13 Cramer v. United States

(2 folders)No. 14 Thomas v. Collins See also Container 131, No. 569No. 22 Korematsu v. United States

BOX 133 Nos. 24-25 Herb v. Pitcairn; Belcher v. Louisville & Nashville R.R.Nos. 31-32 Muschany v. United States; Andrews v. United States

(continuation of case Nos. 711 and 726, October term 1943)No. 37 Tunstall v. Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen (continuation of

case No. 779, October term 1943)Nos. 39 and 44 Keegan v. United States; Kunze v. United States (continuation of

case No. 821, October term 1943)


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No. 42 Screws v. United StatesNo. 49 Western Union Tel. Co. v. LenrootNo. 51 Barber v. BarberNos. 57-59 United States v. Associated Press; Associated Press v. United

States (continuation of case Nos. 880-882, October term 1943)No. 62 Spector Motor Servs. v. McLaughlinNo. 63 Northwestern Bands of Shoshone Indians v. United States

(continuation of case No. 915, October term 1943)No. 65 United States v. Waddell, Holland & Flinn (continuation of case

No. 925, October term 1943)Nos. 66 and 67 Wallace Corp. v. National Labor Relations Bd.; Richwood

Clothespin & Dish Workers' Union v. National Labor RelationsBd.

No. 70 Ex parte EndoNo. 73 Armour & Co. v. WantockNo. 76 United States v. General Motors Corp.

BOX 134 No. 83 New York v. United States (continuation of case No. 996, Octoberterm 1943)

No. 84 Williams v. North CarolinaNo. 86 New York v. United States (continuation of case No. 996, October

term 1943)No. 110 Chase Sec. Corp. v. DonaldsonNo. 115 State Farm Mut. Auto. Ins. Co. v. DuelNo. 148 Webre Steib Co. v. CommissionerNo. 189 Connecticut Light & Power Co. v. Federal Power Comm'nNo. 287 Barr v. United StatesNo. 312 United States v. Willow River Power Co.No. 354 Commissioner v. WheelerNo. 367 Malinski v. New YorkNos. 379-380 Colorado Interstate Gas Co. v. Federal Power Comm'n; Canadian

River Gas Co. v. Federal Power Comm'nNo. 446 Ambassador, Inc. v. United StatesNo. 482 United States v. BallardNos. 510-511 Market St. Ry. v. Railroad Comm'n

BOX 135 No. 570 Hunt v. CrumbochNo. 593 Radio Station WOW v. JohnsonNo. 656 Sinclair & Carroll Co. v. Interchemical Corp.Nos. 666-668 and674-675

United Bhd. of Carpenters & Joiners v. United States

No. 721 Jewell Ridge Coal Corp. v. Local 6167, United Mine WorkersNo. 788 Bridges v. Wixon

October term 1945Cases

Nos. 6l Misc. and762

In re Yamashita; Yamashita v. Styer

No. 72 Nippert v. City of RichmondNo. 342 Anderson v. Mt. Clemens Pottery Co.

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Chief justiceDocket bookLaw clerksMiscellaneous correspondence and papersCases

No. 3 Freeman v. Hewit (continuation of case No. 40, October term1944)

BOX 136 No. 21 Champlin Ref. Co. v. United StatesNo. 27 Bruce's Juices v. American Can Co.No. 31 Angel v. Bullington (continuation of case No. 540, October term

1945)No. 34 Harris v. United StatesNo. 37 Ballard v. United StatesNo. 47 Hickman v. TaylorNo. 48 Rothensies v. Electric Storage Battery Co.

BOX 137 No. 49 Haupt v. United StatesNo. 52 Everson v. Board of Educ.

(2 folders)Nos. 55 and 76 Bethlehem Steel Co. v. New York State Labor Relations Bd.;

Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. v. KelleyNo. 60 National Labor Relations Bd. v. A. J. Tower Co.No. 65 Federal Communication Comm'n v. WOKO, Inc.No. 68 Crane v. CommissionerNo. 72 Interstate Commerce Comm'n v. Mechling

BOX 138 Nos. 81-82 Securities & Exch. Comm'n v. Chenery Corp.; Securities & Exch.Comm'n v. Federal Water & Gas Corp.

No. 83 Independent Warehouses v. ScheeleNo. 85 Trailmobile Co. v. WhirlsNo. 93 Gulf Oil Corp. v. GilbertNo. 102 Adamson v. CaliforniaNo. 133 Misc. Ex parte FaheyNo. 142 Louisiana ex rel. Francis v. ResweberNo. 206 Koster v. (American) Lumbermens Mut. Casualty Co.No. 207 Land v. DollarNo. 229 Patterson v. LambNo. 235 United States v. Standard Oil Co.

BOX 139 No. 241 Craig v. HarneyNos. 335-336 Walling v. Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.; Walling v.

Portland Terminal Co.Nos. 343-344 and354

New York v. United States; Hildreth v. United States; Atchison,Topeka, & Santa Fe Ry. v. United States

No. 368 Sioux Tribe v. United StatesNos. 377 and 452 Fay v. New York; Bove v. New YorkNo. 457 Adams v. United StatesNo. 461 Greenough v. Tax AssessorsNo. 498 United States v. SmithNos. 531-532 Cook v. Fortson; Turman v. Duckworth


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Nos. 583 and 512 Fleming v. Mohawk Wrecking & Lumber Co.; Raley v. FlemingNo. 606 United States v. BayerNo. 658 Packard Motor Car Co. v. National Labor Relations Bd.No. 687 Fahey v. Mallonee For additional material see Container 138, No.

133No. 718 United States v. Walsh

BOX 140 Nos. 759-760, 781,and 811

United States v. United Mine Workers; United Mine Workers v.United States

(2 folders)No. 847 United States v. Munsey Trust Co.

October term 1947Chief justiceLaw clerksMiscellaneous correspondence and papersCases

No. 3 Winters v. New York (continuation of case No. 33, October term1946)

BOX 141 No. 17 United States v. John J. Felin & Co.No. 36 Sherrer v. SherrerNo. 37 Coe v. Coe (continuation of case No. 958, October term 1946)No. 38 Maggio v. Zeitz

(3 folders)BOX 142 No. 44 Oyama v. California (continuation of case No. 1059, October term

1946)No. 45 Federal Crop Ins. Corp. v. MerrillNo. 46 International Salt Co. v. United StatesNo. 49 Shapiro v. United States

(2 folders)No. 60 Musser v. UtahNo. 61 United States v. Di Re

BOX 143 No. 69 Panhandle E. Pipe Line Co. v. Public Serv. Comm'nNos. 72, 87, 290,and 291

Shelley v. Kraemer; McGhee v. Sipes; Hurd v. Hodge; Urciolo v.Hodge (restrictive covenant cases)

No. 73 von Moltke v. GilliesNo. 75 Mandeville Island Farms v. American Crystal Sugar Co.Nos. 78 and 88 Chicago & S. Air Lines v. Waterman S.S. Corp.; Civil

Aeronautics Bd. v. Waterman S.S. Corp.No. 90 Illinois ex rel. McCollum v. Board of Educ. of School Dist. No.

71, Champaign County, Ill.(2 folders)

BOX 144 No. 91 Lee v. MississippiNo. 111 Price v. JohnstonNo. 118 Capitol Greyhound Lines v. BriceNo. 139 Estin v. EstinNo. 157 Massachusetts v. United StatesNo. 198 United States v. South Buffalo Ry.No. 215 In re OliverNo. 227 Commissioner v. Sunnen


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BOX 145 No. 258 Schwabacher v. United States(2 folders)

No. 325 Misc. Fisher v. Hurst See also same container, No. 369No. 329 Johnson v. United StatesNo. 331 Callen v. Pennsylvania R.R.No. 337 Connecticut Mut. Life Ins. Co. v. MooreNo. 369 Sipuel v. Board of Regents of the Univ. of Okla. See also same

container, No. 325 Misc.No. 371 Kreiger v. KreigerNo. 374 Bob-Lo Excursion Co. v. Michigan

BOX 146 No. 392 Woods v. StoneNo. 415 Toomer v. WitsellNo. 427 Tripiana v. United StatesNo. 428 Parker v. IllinoisNo. 446 Ahrens v. ClarkNos. 451-454 Comstock v. Group of Institutional Investors; New Orleans, Tex.

& Mex. Ry. v. Group of Institutional Investors; Thompson v.Group of Institutional Investors; Comstock v. Thompson

No. 464 Federal Trade Comm'n v. Morton Salt Co.No. 485 Moore v. New YorkNo. 486 Woods v. The Cloyd W. Miller Co.

BOX 147 No. 504 Saia v. New YorkNo. 530 Briggs v. Pennsylvania R.R.No. 533 Takahashi v. Fish & Game Comm'nNo. 541 Gryger v. BurkeNo. 542 Townsend v. BurkeNo. 544 United States v. National City LinesNo. 590 Kennedy v. Silas Mason Co.No. 643 Hunter v. MartinNo. 695 United States v. Congress of Indus. Orgs.No. 723 Ludecke v. Watkins

BOX 148 October term 1948Chief justiceMiscellaneous correspondenceCases

Nos. 3 and 5 Estate of Spiegal v. Commissioner; Commissioner v. Estate ofChurch (continuation of case no. 52, October term 1947)

(2 folders)No. 6 Grand River Dam Auth. v. Grand-HydroNos. 7-8 and 48 Jungersen v. Ostby & Barton Co.; Ostby & Barton Co. v.

Jungersen; Jungersen v. BadenNo. 9 Kovacs v. Cooper

BOX 149 No. 12 Brinegar v. United States(2 folders)

No. 13 United States v. Urbeteit


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Nos. 14-15 United Auto. Workers Local 232 v. Wisconsin EmploymentRelations Bd.

(2 folders)No. 22 Vermilyn-Brown Co. v. Connell


No. 23 Michelson v. United StatesNo. 24 Hynes v. Grimes Packing Co.No. 28 Eckenrode v. Pennsylvania R.R.No. 29 National Mut. Ins. Co. v. Tidewater Transfer Co.

(1 folder)BOX 151 (2 folders)

No. 31 Larson v. Domestic & Foreign Commerce Corp.(2 folders)

No. 36 McDonald v. United StatesBOX 152 No. 37 United States v. Women's Sportswear Mfrs. Ass'n

Nos. 40-41 Oklahoma Tax Comm'n v. The Texas Co.; Oklahoma TaxComm'n v. Magnolia Petroleum Co.

No. 42 Klapprott v. United StatesNo. 44 Frazier v. United States (continuation of case No. 213 Misc.,

October term 1947)No. 46 National Labor Relations Bd. v. Stowe Spinning Co.No. 51 Railway Express Agency v. New YorkNo. 53 Wilkerson v. McCarthyNo. 59 Marzani v. United StatesNo. 76 Harris v. South Carolina (continuation of case No. 503 Misc.,

October term 1947) See also Containers 153, No. 107, and 157,No. 610

BOX 153 No. 84 Commissioner v. WodehouseNo. 88 Leiman v. GuttmanNo. 90 Henslee v. Union Planters Nat'l Bank & Trust Co.No. 92 H. P. Hood & Sons v. Du Mond

(2 folders)No. 107 Turner v. Pennsylvania (continuation of case No. 567 Misc.,

October term 1947) See also Containers 152, No. 76, and 157,No. 610

Nos. 109, 188, 209,and 212

Federal Power Comm'n v. Interstate Natural Gas Co.; Public Serv.Comm'n v. Interstate Natural Gas Co.; Memphis Light Gas &Water Div. v. Interstate Natural Gas Co.; Illinois CommerceComm'n v. Interstate Natural Gas Co.

No. 110 McComb v. Jacksonville Paper Co.BOX 154 No. 117 Rice v. Rice

Nos. 121 and 130 Black Diamond S.S. Corp. v. Robert Stewart & Sons; UnitedStates v. Robert Stewart & Sons

Nos. 128 and 196 Farmers Reservoir & Irrigation Co. v. McComb; McComb v.Farmers Reservoir & Irrigation Co.

No. 143 Krulewitch v. United StatesNos. 156, 234, 249,and 259 Misc.

German cases


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Nos. 168 and200-201

City of New York v. Saper; New York v. Carter; United States v.Carter

BOX 155 No. 182 Giboney v. Empire Storage & Ice Co.No. 206 Murphey v. ReedNo. 228 Nye & Nissen v. United StatesNos. 239-240 Misc.and 248 Misc.

Hirota v. MacArthur; Dohihara v. MacArthur; Kido v. MacArthur

No. 244 Ott v. Mississippi Valley Barge Line Co.No. 255 Eisler v. United StatesNo. 258 National Labor Relations Bd. v. Pittsburgh S.S. Co.No. 267 Farrell v. United StatesNo. 272 Terminiello v. City of Chicago


No. 279 Standard Oil Co. v. United StatesNo. 313 Commissioner v. CulbertsonNo. 355 California v. ZookNo. 387 Transcontinental & W. Air v. Civil Aeronautics Bd.

BOX 157 No. 390 Propper v. ClarkNos. 442 and 512 Cohen v. Beneficial Indus. Loan Corp.; Beneficial Indus. Loan

Corp. v. SmithNos. 447-448 Wheeling Steel Corp. v. Glander; National Distillers Prods. Corp.

v. GlanderNo. 465 Woods v. Interstate Realty Co.No. 528 Christoffel v. United StatesNo. 610 Watts v. Indiana See also Containers 152, No. 76, and 153, No.

107No. -- Johnson v. Stevenson (Texas cases)

October term 1949Applications, hearings, bail, etc.Chief justiceLaw clerks

BOX 158 Miscellaneous correspondence and papersRecord of opinions circulatedCases

No. l United States v. Kansas City Life Ins. Co.No. 2 Graver Tank & Mfg. Co. v. Linde Air Prods. Co. (continuation of

case Nos. 184-l85, October term 1948)Nos. 4-9 United States v. Gerlach Live Stock Co.; United States v. Potter;

United States v. Erreca; United States v. James J. Stevinson (ACorp.); United States v. Stevinson; United States v. 3-H Sec. Co.

(2 folders)BOX 159 Nos. 10 and 13 American Communications Ass'n v. Douds; United Steelworkers

v. National Labor Relations Bd.(3 folders)

No. 12 Osman v. DoudsNo. 14 Dennis v. United StatesNo. 16 Graham v. Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen & Enginemen


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No. 17 Boyd v. Grand Trunk W. R.R.No. 18 Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. v. United States

BOX 160 No. 22 United States v. Yellow Cab Co.No. 24 Roth v. DelanoNo. 25 Henderson v. United StatesNo. 26 United States v. Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. Co.

(2 folders)No. 34 McLaurin v. Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Educ.No. 42 United States v. SpelarNo. 45 United States v. BenedictNo. 46 Cassell v. Texas


Nos. 49-50 Parker v. County of Los Angeles; Steiner v. County of LosAngeles

No. 51 Darr v. BurfordNo. 53 Kingsland v. DorseyNo. 54 United States ex. rel. Knauff v. Shaughnessy See also Container

164, No. -- United States ex rel. Knauff v. McGrathNo. 56 O'Donnell v. Elgin, Joliet & E. Ry.No. 60 Chapman v. Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Co.No. 62 Cole v. Arkansas

BOX 162 No. 71 Federal Power Comm'n v. East Ohio Gas Co.(2 folders)

No. 97 United States v. MoormanNo. 99 United States v. Bryan

(2 folders)Nos. 113-114 United States v. Pacific Wholesalers' Ass'n; Freight Forwarders

Inst. v. Pacific Wholesalers' Ass'nNo. 150 Dickinson v. Petroleum Conversion Corp.

BOX 163 No. 154 Wong Yang Sung v. McGrathNos. 156 and 163 United States v. Commodities Trading Corp.; Commodities

Trading Corp. v. United StatesNo. 200 Aff*older v. New York, Chicago & St. Louis R.R.No. 217 United States v. AlpersNos. 273-274 United States v. Morton Salt Co.; United States v. International

Salt Co.No. 293 United States v. RabinowitzNo. 306 Johnson v. Eisentrager

(1 folder)BOX 164 (2 folders)

Nos. 309 and 364 International Bhd. of Teamsters Local 309 v. Hanke; AutomobileDrivers & Demonstrators Local 882 v. Cline

No. 337 Railway Labor Executives' Ass'n v. United StatesNo. 378 Mullane v. Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co.No. 428 United States v. National Ass'n of Real Estate Bds.Nos. 512-513 and527-528

Lyon v. Singer; Singer v. Yokohama Specie Bank; Lyon v.Banque Mellie Iran; Banque Mellie Iran v. Lyon


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No. 568 Ewing v. Mytinger & CasselberryNo. 724 South v. PetersNo. -- United States ex rel. Knauff v. McGrath See also Container 161,

No. 54BOX 165 October term 1950

Applications, hearings, bail, etc. (Williamson v. United States, application for bail)Chief justiceLaw clerksMiscellaneous correspondence and papersRecord of opinions circulatedCases

No. 1 Standard Oil Co. v. Federal Trade Comm'nNo. 7 National Council of Am. Soviet Friendship v. McGrathNos. 7-8 and 71 Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Comm. v. McGrath; National Council

of Am. Soviet Friendship v. McGrath; International WorkersOrder v. McGrath

(2 folders)BOX 166 (1 folder)

Nos. 9, 29, and 31 Feres v. United States; Jefferson v. United States; United States v.Griggs

Nos. 10-13 United States v. Security Trust & Sav. Bank of San DiegoNo. 14 Harris v. CommissionerNos. 15-16 Missouri ex rel. Southern Ry. v. Mayfield; Missouri ex rel.

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. v. MurphyNos. 17-18 Niemotko v. Maryland; Kelley v. MarylandNos. 20-21 Rogers v. United States; Blau v. United StatesNo. 22 Blau v. United StatesNo. 26 United States v. WilliamsNo. 32 Great Britain & Pac. Tea Co. v. Supermarket Equip. Corp.

BOX 167 No. 34 McGrath v. KristensenNo. 49 Bailey v. RichardsonNo. 50 Kunz v. New YorkNo. 77 Montana-Dakota Utils. Co. v. Northwestern Pub. Serv. Co.No. 87 Warren v. United StatesNo. 93 Feiner v. New YorkNos. 96 and 205 Canton R.R. v. Rogan; Western Md. Ry. Co. v. RoganNo. 133 Norton Co. v. Department of RevenueNo. 147 West Virginia ex rel. Dyer v. Sims

BOX 168 No. 201 Sacher v. United States(2 folders)

No. 217 Collins v. HardymanNos. 298-299,314-315, and 324

Zittman v. McGrath; McCarthy v. McGrath; McCloskey v.McGrath

No. 336 Dennis v. United States(1 folder)

BOX 169 (3 folders)No. 348 Jordan v. De George

(2 folders)


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No. 352 Timken Roller Bearing Co. v. United StatesBOX 170 Nos. 353, 697, 702,

— and—Land v. Dollar; In re Killion; Sawyer v. Dollar

No. 365 Williams v. United StatesNo. 420 Shepherd v. FloridaNo. 425 National Labor Relations Bd. v. Highland Park Mfg. Co.Nos. 442-443 Schwegmann Bros. v. Calvert Distillers Corp.; Schwegmann Bros.

v. Seagram Distillers Corp.No. 453 Garner v. Board of Pub. WorksNo. 461 Mooser v. DarrowNo. 486 Panhandle E. Pipe Line Co. v. Michigan Pub. Serv. Comm'nNo. 643 Pohl v. Acheson

BOX 171 October term 1951Applications, hearing, bail, etc.Chief justiceLaw clerksMiscellaneous correspondence and papersRecord of opinions circulatedCases

No. 1 Georgia R.R. & Banking Co. v. RedwineNo. 8 Adler v. Board of Educ.No. 9 Doremus v. Board of Educ.No. 11 United States v. WunderlichNo. 12 Morissette v. United States

(2 folders)BOX 172 No. 17 McMahon v. United States

No. 19 United States v. Oregon State Medical Soc'yNos. 35 and 136 Carlson v. Landon; Butterfield v. ZydokNo. 38 Palmer v. AsheNos. 43, 206, and264

Harisiades v. Shaughnessy; Mascitti v. McGrath; Coleman v.McGrath

(2 folders)BOX 173 Nos. 46-47 United States v. Jordan; United States v. Shannon

No. 83 Rochin v. CaliforniaNo. 94 Gallegos v. NebraskaNos. 95-96 and 375 Jennings v. Illinois; La Frana v. Illinois; Sherman v. IllinoisNo. 118 Beauharnais v. IllinoisNos. 129 and 159Misc.

Gray v. Board of Trustees of the Univ. of Tenn.; Ex parte Gray

No. 143 Sutton v. LeibNo. 147 Muth v. Aetna Oil Co.No. 151 United States v. Great N. Ry.No. 159 Florida R.R. & Pub. Utils. Comm'n v. Atlantic Coast Line R. Co.No. 165 Buck v. California

BOX 174 No. 167 Boyce Motor Lines v. United StatesNo. 172 Kaufman v. Societe Int'l Pour Participations Indus. et

Commerciales


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No. 173 Lykes v. United StatesNo. 176 Leland v. OregonNo. 180 Kerotest Mfg. Co. v. C-O-Two Fire Equip. Co.No. 199 Koehler v. United StatesNos. 224 and 295 Public Utils. Comm'n v. Pollak; Pollak v. Public Utils. Comm'nNo. 230 Besser Mfg. Co. v. United StatesNo. 231 Desper v. Starved Rock Ferry Co.No. 317 Day-Brite Lighting v. MissouriNo. 349 First Nat'l Bank of Chicago v. United Air LinesNo. 374 Dice v. Akron, Canton & Youngstown R.R.No. 400 Stack v. BoyleNo. 426 United States v. Hood

BOX 175 No. 431 Zorach v. ClausonNo. 443 United States v. SpectorNos. 448 and 504 Federal Trade Comm'n v. Ruberoid Co.; Ruberoid Co. v. Federal

Trade Comm'nNo. 522 Joseph Burstyn, Inc. v. WilsonNo. 543 Lee v. United StatesNo. 570 Kawakita v. United States

BOX 176 No. 649 Ray v. BlairNos. 744-745 Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer; Sawyer v. Youngstown

Sheet & Tube Co.(4 folders)

BOX 177 October term 1952Applications, hearing, bail, etc.Chief justiceLaw clerksMiscellaneous correspondence and papersRecord of opinions circulatedCases

No. 3 Kedroff v. Saint Nicholas Cathedral(2 folders)

No. 4 Dixon v. Duffy See also Container 120, Opinion notes, Habeascorpus

No. 5 Sawyer v. DollarNo. 5 Orig. New Jersey v. New YorkNo. 9 Orig. Texas v. New MexicoNo. 10 United States v. HenningNo. 13 United States v. Bell Aircraft Corp.

BOX 178 No. 15 Mandoli v. AchesonNo. 18 United States v. L. A. Tucker Truck LinesNo. 21 United States v. ReynoldsNos. 32, 22, 20, and31

Brown v. Allen; Speller v. Allen; Daniels v. Allen; United Statesex rel. Smith v. Baldi See also Container 120, Opinion notes,Habeas corpus

(3 folders)BOX 179 No. 33 Nathanson v. National Labor Relations Bd.


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No. 34 Brock v. North CarolinaNo. 38 Steele v. Bulova Watch Co.No. 39 Baumet v. United StatesNo. 42 F. W. Woolworth Co. v. Contemporary Arts, Inc.No. 44 Public Serv. Comm'n v. Wycoff Co.No. 47 United States v. Universal C.I.T. Credit Corp.No. 51 Arrowsmith v. CommissionerNo. 52 Terry v. AdamsNo. 60 Pennsylvania R.R. v. O'RourkeNo. 66 Lutwak v. United StatesNo. 85 Edelman v. California

BOX 180 No. 139 Shaughnessy v. United States ex rel. MezeiNos. 150 and 160 Western Pac. R.R. v. Western Pac. R.R.; Metzger v. Western Pac.

R.R.No. 167 United States v. KahrigerNo. 182 Gordon v. United StatesNos. 187 and 274 Bode v. Barrett; Coordinated Transp. v. BarrettNo. 203 City of New York v. New York, New Haven & Hartford R.R.Nos. 205-206 United States v. Public Utils. Comm'n; County of Mineral Nevada

v. Public Utils. Comm'nNo. 226 Lauritzen v. Larsen

BOX 181 No. 238 National Labor Relations Bd. v. Gamble Enters.No. 244 May v. AndersonNo. 258 Baltimore & Ohio R.R. v. United StatesNo. 262 Calmar S.S. Corp. v. United StatesNo. 287 Polizzi v. Cowles MagazinesNo. 295 Howard v. Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of the City of

LouisvilleNo. 303 Calmar S.S. v. ScottNo. 308 Dalehite v. United States

(2 folders)No. 318 National Labor Relations Bd. v. Rockaway News Supply Co.No. 340 Fowler v. Rhode Island

BOX 182 No. 341 Poulos v. New HampshireNo. 341 Misc. Christoffel v. United StatesNos. 374-375 Times-Picayune Publishing Co. v. United States; United States v.

Times-Picayune Publishing Co.Nos. 391-393 Stein v. New York; Wissner v. New York; Cooper v. New York

(3 folders)BOX 183 No. 394 Wells v. Simonds Abrasive Co.

No. 404 Orvis v. BrownellNo. 442 United States v. CarrollNo. 444 Orloff v. WilloughbyNo. 617 District of Columbia v. John R. Thompson Co.

June 18 special term 1953Cases


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Rosenberg v. United States(3 folders)

BOX 184 October term 1953Applications, hearings, bail, etc.Law clerksMiscellaneous correspondence and papersRecord of opinions circulatedCases

Segregation casesNo. 1 Brown v. Board of Educ.No. 2 Briggs v. Elliott (S.C.)No. 4 Davis v. County School Bd. of Prince Edward County, Va.No. 10 Gebhart v. Belton (Del.)No. 8 Bolling v. SharpeCorrespondence and press clippingsJackson working papers (not circulated)

BOX 185 No. 6 Watson v. Employers Liab. Assurance Co.No. 7 Wilburn Boat Co. v. Fireman's Fund Ins. Co.No. 10 Orig. Arizona v. California (continued from October term 1952)No. 12 Irvine v. CaliforniaNo. 13 Pope & Talbot, Inc. v. HawnNos. 14 and 40-41 United States v. Five Gambling Devices; United States v.

Denmark; United States v. BraunNo. 16 Bankers Life & Casualty Co. v. HollandNos. 18, 23, and 25 Toolson v. New York Yankees; Kowalski v. Chandler; Corbett v.

ChandlerNo. 20 Voris v. Eikel

BOX 186 No. 31 United States v. MorganNo. 32 United States v. HarrissNo. 34 Howell Chevrolet Co. v. National Labor Relations Bd.No. 39 Wilko v. SwanNos. 48, 188, and398

Building Trades Council v. Kinard Constr. Co.; United Constr.Workers v. Laburnum Constr. Corp.; Capital Serv. v. NationalLabor Relations Bd.

No. 50 Pereira v. United StatesNo. 56 Garner v. Teamsters Local 776No. 57 Dickinson v. United StatesNo. 66 Quinn v. United StatesNo. 67 Emspak v. United States

BOX 187 No. 160 Miller Bros. Co. v. MarylandNo. 163 Railway Express Agency v. VirginiaNo. 195 International Longshoremen's & Warehousesmen's Local 37 v.

BoydNos. 198-201 Michigan-Wisconsin Pipe Line Co. v. Calvert; Panhandle E. Pipe

Line Co. v. CalvertNo. 271 Adams v. MarylandNo. 307 Sacher v. Association of the Bar of the City of New York


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No. 366 United States ex rel. Accardi v. ShaughnessyNo. 389 Walters v. City of St. LouisNos. 401-402 Brownell v. Singer; Superintendent of Banks v. SingerNo. 427 Franklin Nat'l Bank v. New York

BOX 188 No. 476 Braniff Airways v. Nebraska State Bd. of Equalization &Assessment

No. 513 In re Isserman (continuation of case No. 5, Misc., October term1952)

No. 531 Alton v. AltonNo. 635 Leyra v. DennoNo. 716 National Sur. Corp. v. McDowell See Container 185, No. 6No.---Orig. Arkansas v. TexasNo.---Orig. Rhode Island v. Louisiana

October term 1954Applications, hearings, bail, etc.Chief justiceConference list, 4 Oct. 1954Law clerks

Miscellany

BOX 188-191 Biographical File, 1936-1970Draft of autobiography, transcript of oral history interviews, drafts of chapters from published

biographies, biographical sketches, and related correspondence.Arranged by title of publication or type of material.

BOX 188 America's Advocate: Robert H. Jackson, by Eugene C. Gerhart, 1958Chapters from early draft

(2 folders)Related correspondence and book review, 1954-1961

BOX 189 AutobiographyDraft

(3 folders)Outline, notes, and source material

Biographical sketches1936-1967, undated

(2 folders)Biography, thesis by Robert C. Hubbard, May 1950Biography of Jackson by Philip B. Kurland, 1969-1970

BOX 190 "A Decade of Mr. Justice Jackson," by Eugene C. Gerhart, New York University Law Review,May 1953

"Justice Jackson's Story," transcript of tape recording taken by Harlan B. Phillips, Oral HistoryResearch Office, Columbia University, New York, N.Y., 1952-1953 See also Containers258-259, Oral history transcript(4 folders)


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BOX 191 (6 folders)

BOX 192-201 Financial Papers, 1918-1954Accounts, correspondence, financial statements, income tax records, insurance papers,

investment records, real estate papers, and miscellaneous lists and notes.Arranged by type of material.

BOX 192 AccountsAccount books

1935-1943(4 folders)

BOX 193 1944-1948(3 folders)

Household expenses, 1946-1952Agency account, Bank of Jamestown, Jamestown, N.Y.

1934-1943BOX 194 1944-1954

Ledger sheets, 1920-1934Office

A-O(5 folders)

BOX 195 Q-Z(3 folders)

Personal(2 folders)

Office statementsAutomobile

BOX 196 Bank of Jamestown, Jamestown, N.Y.ContributionsFinancial statementsGift taxIncome tax records

1918-1928(9 folders)

BOX 197 1929-1939(10 folders)

BOX 198 1940-1944(7 folders)

BOX 199 1945-1954(7 folders)

Insurance papers(1 folder)

BOX 200 (1 folder)Investments

Chessman correspondence re stock, Bank of Jamestown, Jamestown, N.Y.Notice, reports, etc.Sale of stock, Bank of Jamestown, Jamestown, N.Y.Stocks and bonds

Biographical File, 1936-1970

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Invoices, law practice, 1934-1936MiscellanyReal estate

Harrison Street propertyBOX 201 Hickory Hill

(2 folders)Jamestown property, Jamestown, N.Y., early deeds, etc. See also OversizeLakewood Road property

Riggs National Bank, Washington, D.C.Safety deposit box, Bank of Jamestown, Jamestown, N.Y., 1934-1939Social security tax, Stuart Loy

BOX 202-250 Miscellany, 1822-1983Appointment calendars, awards, honors, tributes, calling cards, financial papers, index card

files, inventories of the collection, memorials, memorabilia, social invitations, and printedmatter.

Arranged by type of material.

BOX 202 Appointment calendarsJan. 1936-June 1940

(6 folders)BOX 203 Appointment calendars

July 1940-June 1942(5 folders)

BOX 204 July 1942-June 1945(6 folders)

BOX 205 Aug. 1946-Dec. 1948(5 folders)

BOX 206 Jan. 1949-Dec. 1951(6 folders)

BOX 207 Jan. 1952-June 1954(6 folders)

BOX 208 Oct. 1951-Dec. 1954 set no. 2(4 folders)

Articles about Jackson, 1935-1974(2 folders)

Awards, certificates, honors, and tributesNov. 1913-Sept. 1950 See also Oversize

(11 folders)BOX 209 Oct. 1950-Dec. 1954 See also Oversize

(4 folders)Miscellany

Birthday greetings and celebrations"Bohemia"Calling cards See Container 249Clippings

Chronological file

Financial Papers, 1918-1954

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Jan. 1919-Mar. 1937(4 folders)

BOX 210 Mar.-Sept. 1937(4 folders)

BOX 211 Oct. 1937-Jan. 1938(4 folders)

BOX 212 Jan.-Feb. 1938(4 folders)

BOX 213 Feb.-Nov. 1938(6 folders)

BOX 214 Nov. 1938-Feb. 1939(4 folders)

BOX 215 Mar.-Oct. 1939(4 folders)

BOX 216 Nov. 1939-Jan. 1940(3 folders)

BOX 217 Apr.-June 1945(6 folders)

BOX 218 July-Aug. 1945(4 folders)

BOX 219 Sept.-Dec. 1945(4 folders)

BOX 220 Jan.-June 1946(5 folders)

BOX 221 June 1946(4 folders)

BOX 222 July-Sept. 1946(5 folders)

BOX 223 Sept.-Oct. 1946(4 folders)

BOX 224 Oct. 1946(3 folders)

BOX 225 (4 folders)BOX 226 (1 folders)

Nov.-Dec.(3 folders)

BOX 227 Jan. 1947-May 1954(6 folders)

BOX 228 Supreme Court1944-1946

(7 folders)BOX 229 1947-1952

(8 folders)BOX 230 1953-1954

(2 folders)Unsorted

1910-1937(5 folders)

Miscellany, 1822-1983

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BOX 231 1938-1943(6 folders)

BOX 232 1944-1959(9 folders)

BOX 233 1960-1983, undated(4 folders)

Estate of Robert H. JacksonCorrespondence files

(2 folders)BOX 234 (5 folders)

Legal file(1 folder)

BOX 235 (1 folder)MiscellanyReceipts, vouchers, and consentsSale of bondsTax returns and working papers

Funeral and obituariesBOX 236 Illnesses

1953 surgery1954 heart attack, get-well messages and replies

(2 folders)Inventories of Jackson's papers

Catalog, 1934-194lFile cabinets nos. 8 and 10, and miscellaneousSpeeches and articlesSupreme Court opinions

BOX 237 Invitations, thank-you notes, regretsJan. 1939-Apr. 1942

(10 folders)BOX 238 May 1942-June 1944

(10 folders)BOX 239 July 1944-Dec. 1949

(8 folders)BOX 240 Jan. 1950-Oct. 1954, undated

(7 folders)BOX 241 Jamestown, N.Y., miscellany

Jefferson, Thomas, and William Johnson, correspondence (typescripts), 1822Last will and testament and letter of intent, 1952-1954Lincoln, Abraham, pages from the New York Herald, 15 Apr. 1865, and lecture by Robert G.

Ingersoll, 1909Mailing listsMembership and identification cards and passesMemorials to Jackson, 1954-1977

Dedication of airport terminal, Chautaugua Co., N.Y., 10 June 1973Frewsburg Central School, Frewsburg, N.Y., 1955-1965Justice Robert H. Jackson Lecture Series, 1960-1967


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Memorial record book, 9 Oct. 1954BOX 242 Miscellaneous, 1954-1977

(2 folders)Robert H. Jackson Memorial Committee, 1964-1971Supreme Court, 1954-1955

(2 folders)BOX 243 Tenth memorial anniversary, 14 Oct. 1964

NotesPassports and baptismal certificatePrinted matterPrograms and souvenirs, 1912-1954

(2 folders)Quotations, excerpts, statements, and poems of othersResearcher's notes on the Nuremberg War Crimes Trial

BOX 244 School papersAcademic records, 1898-1912MiscellanySpeeches and debate papers, 1907-1910

Tea at Corcoran Art Gallery, Washington, D.C., honoring exhibition of Jackson's portrait, 5Oct. 1942

Trips1924

American Bar Association meeting, London, England(3 folders)

BOX 245 (1 folder)Europe

(2 folders)1935, Stockholm, Sweden1945-1946

Athens, GreeceAustriaBelgium

BOX 246 Berlin, GermanyChristmas, 1945CzechoslovakiaDenmarkEgyptGarmisch and Dachau, GermanyLondon, EnglandNorway

BOX 247 Nuremberg, Germany(2 folders)

Paris, FranceRome, ItalySweden

Willard, Mary R.BOX 248 Index card files


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Alphabetical index to Supreme Court casesBOX 249 Calling card fileBOX 250 Index to speeches and writings

BOX 251-256 Photographs, 1908-1973Photographs, albums, and a photographic plate.Arranged by name of person, topic, or type of material.

BOX 251 Jackson, Robert H.Early childhood to 1954 and undated See also Oversize

(10 folders)BOX 252 Family members, 1921-1939

Personal photographs taken or collected during Nuremberg War Crimes Trial(2 folders)

MiscellanyAutographed photographs of friendsBohemian ClubJamestown, N.Y.MiscellanyOuting at Camp Genesee, N.Y.Postcards of Albany, N.Y.

BOX 253 Nuremberg War Crimes TrialPretrial

Inspection trip, July 1945Jail courtroom, opera house, 8 July 1945London, England, signingParis, France, officeSessions

TrialCourtroom scenes

General(3 folders)

Defense counsel(2 folders)

Prosecution tablesProsecutions (American, British, French, Russian)

(4 folders)Speakers' stands (American, British, French, German, Russian)

(5 folders)Tribunal See also Oversize

(2 folders)Visitors' gallery

(2 folders)Witness stand

BOX 254 Defendants, group and individuals(24 folders)


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Evidence(2 folders)

Grand Hotel, Nuremberg, GermanyInterpretersJackson, Robert H.Judgment day (before sentencing)

BOX 255 Palace of Justice, Nuremberg, Germany See also Oversize(2 folders)

PersonnelPersonalitiesPress activitiesPress sectionPrisonSocial gatherings

(2 folders)WitnessesUnsorted

BOX 256 Volume of photographs by Charles Alexander

BOX 257-259 Additions, 1940-1955

BOX 257 Addition I, 1940-1946Correspondence, will, statement, program, and a facsimile of a book.Arranged alphabetically by type of material and therein chronologically according to the

arrangement of the main portion of the papers.

BOX 257 Family papersOther papers

Craighill, Mary (Jackson) Loftus, 1946Legal file

Nuremberg War Crimes TrialOffice files, United States chief of counsel

Hitler, Adolph, typescript translation of will, 1945Speeches

Jackson's opening speechGerman edition, 1945Typescript, 1945

MiscellanyPrograms and souvenirs, 1940

BOX 258-259 Addition II, 1955An oral history transcript documenting reminiscences of Jackson's life.Arranged numerically by part.

BOX 258 Oral history transcript, "The Reminiscences of Robert H. Jackson," based on interviews byHarlan B. Phillips, 1955 See also Containers 190-191, "Justice Jackson's Story"Parts I-V

(5 folders)

Photographs, 1908-1973

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BOX 259 Parts VI-VIII(4 folders)

BOX OV 1-OV 21 Oversize, 1913-1954Oversize certificates of appointments and awards, degrees, plot drawings, photographs, and

scrapbooks.Organized and described according to the series from which the items were removed.

Scrapbooks constitute a separate grouping within the Oversize series.

BOX OV 1 Subject fileCommission on the Administration of Justice in New York, 1931 (Container 27)

Legal fileAssistant general counsel, Bureau of Internal Revenue

Appointment and resignation, 1934 (Container 66)Financial papers

Jamestown property, Jamestown, N.Y., early deeds, etc. (Container 201)Miscellany

Awards, certificates, honors, and tributes, 1913, 1934-1944 (Containers 208 - 209)BOX OV 2 Scrapbooks, 1928-1954

Vol. 1, 1928-1940BOX OV 3 Vol. 2, 1931-1934BOX OV 4 Vol. 3, 1934-1936BOX OV 5 Vol. 4, 1935BOX OV 6 Vol. 5, 1935-1936BOX OV 7 Vol. 6, 1935-1936BOX OV 8 Vol. 7, 1936-1937BOX OV 9 Vol. 8, 1937-1940BOX OV 10 Vol. 9, 1941BOX OV 11 Vol. 10, 1941BOX OV 12 Vol. 11, 1941-1943BOX OV 13 Vol. 12, 1943-1944BOX OV 14 Vol. 13, 1945BOX OV 15 Vol. 14, 1945BOX OV 16 Vol. 15, 1945BOX OV 17 Vol. 16, 1945-1946BOX OV 18 Vol. 17, 1946BOX OV 19 Vol. 18, 1954BOX OV 20 Vol. 19, "Struggle for Judicial Supremacy" (contains correspondence and book reviews)BOX OV 21 Photographs

Jackson, Robert H.Early childhood to 1954, 1938-1941, undated (Container 251)

Nuremberg War Crimes TrialTrial

Courtroom scenesTribunal, 1945-1946 (Container 253)

Additions, 1940-1955

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Palace of Justice, undated (Container 255)

BOX CL 1 Classified, 1952One document containing national security information.Arranged according to the series, folder, and container from which the item was removed.

BOX CL 1 Legal fileSupreme Court

October term 1951Miscellaneous correspondence and papers, 1952

Oversize, 1913-1954

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