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Part I: Robert M. La Follette, Jr., Papers,
1895-1960
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Speeches and Writings File, 1921-1948
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Speeches and Articles, 1924-1946
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Feb. 19, legal profession, Lawyers
Guild banquet, WOL-WOR Radio Forum |
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Feb. 28, “Current Economic Problems,”
Detroit, Mich. |
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Mar. 6, foreign policy, New York
Hippodrome, New York, N.Y. |
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Mar. 11, “Problems of Youth,” CBS
radio |
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Mar. 19, Civilian Conservation
Corps |
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Apr. 9, modern industrialism, National
Radio Forum, NBC radio |
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Spring, “Taxes Should Be Higher,” the
Saturday Evening Post
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Labor Day, labor movement, University
of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. |
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Oct. 16, endorsing Wisconsin
Progressive candidates, WTMJ radio, Milwaukee, Wis. |
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Oct. 30, endorsing Wisconsin
Progressive candidates, WTMJ radio, Milwaukee, Wis. |
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Undated and miscellaneous |
BOX I:C562 |
1939 |
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Drafts |
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Apr. 30, dairy industry, American Forum
of the Air, Mutual Broadcasting System |
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May 4, dairy industry, WHA radio,
Madison, Wis. |
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May 10, proposed war referendum
amendment to the Constitution, statement before Senate Judiciary
Committee |
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May 18, proposed war referendum
amendment to the Constitution, WHA radio, Madison, Wis. |
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June 1, Federal aid to education, WHA
radio, Madison, Wis. |
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June 15, credit extension to small
businesses, WHA radio, Madison, Wis. |
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June 29, additional appropriations for
the dairy industry |
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July 13, proposed amendments to the
neutrality law, WHA radio, Madison, Wis. |
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Aug. 13, neutrality, American Legion,
Oshkosh, Wis. |
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Oct., arms embargo |
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Nov. 2, “The Art of Peace,” opening of
the exhibition of the Section of Fine Arts, Federal Works Agency, at
the Corcoran Gallery of Art, NBC radio, Washington, D.C. |
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Nov. 7, endorsing Progressive Party
candidates, Cedar Rapids, Iowa |
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Miscellaneous speech notes |
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1940 |
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Mar. 16, accomplishments of Works
Progress Administration, Washington, D.C. |
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May 19, Wisconsin Progressive Party
achievements, sixth anniversary celebration banquet of the Progressive
Party, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. |
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Sept. 1, neutrality, WTMJ radio,
Milwaukee, Wis. |
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Sept. 8, taxation, WTMJ radio,
Milwaukee, Wis. |
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Sept., “The People Demand Peace,”
Waukesha Trades & Labor Council Labor Day Annual, Waukesha, Wis. |
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Miscellaneous speech
material |
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1941 |
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Feb. 26, opposing Lend-Lease bill,
Mutual Broadcasting System |
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Mar. 6, opporing Lend-Lease bill, NBC
Red Network |
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Apr. 26, opposing convoying of
munitions, Progressive
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May 9, defense of labor's civil
liberties, Workers' Defense League, New York, N.Y. |
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June 2, “Agricultural Migration, Past,
Present, and Future,” Special Committee on Interstate Migration of the
National Conference of Social Work, Atlantic City, N.J. |
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Aug. 8, nutrition, NBC Red
Network |
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Undelivered, conscription |
BOX I:C563 |
1942 |
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Feb. 11, legislation recommended by
automobile dealers, emergency convention of Wisconsin automobile
dealers, Madison, Wis. |
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Apr. 15, “New Economic Warfare,” NBC
Red Network |
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May 16, radio transcription made for
office of Coordinator of Information for the short wave “Victory for
China Programme” |
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June 11, government employees' pay,
Mutual Broadcasting System |
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Sept. 26, venereal disease, Council of
Social Agencies, Washington, D.C. |
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Oct. 30 and undated, endorsing Orland
S. Loomis, Wisconsin Progressive Party gubernatorial candidate, WISN
radio, Milwaukee, Wis. |
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(3 folders) |
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Dec. 14, need for reduction of
governmental bureaucracy, Progressive
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Dec. 28, achievements of the 77th
Congress, Progressive
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1943 |
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Jan. 4, editorial on François Darlan,
not used |
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Jan. 10, war contracts, Progressive
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Jan. 11, Congress, Progressive
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Jan., “Never Prohibition Again,” Atlantic Monthly
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Feb. 6, taxation, WWDC radio,
Washington, D.C. |
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Feb. 8, Casablanca conference, Progressive
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Mar. 1, vocational rehabilitation,
Progressive
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Apr. 19, political party system, Progressive
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June 12, teaching American history in
public schools |
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July, “A Senator Looks at Congress,”
Atlantic Monthly
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Oct. 15, opposing foreign policy
resolution approved by special subcommittee of Senate Foreign
Relations Committee |
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Nov. 4, ship named for Orland S.
Loomis |
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Nov. 15, economic stabilization, Progressive
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Nov. 30, proposal to suspend tax on
colored oleomargarine |
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1944-1945, drafts |
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1944 |
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Jan. 3, concerning an unidentified
spokesman's charge that labor was prolonging the war |
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Jan. 24, Franklin D. Roosevelt
(1882-1945) proposal for a national service law, Progressive
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Feb. 7, wage and price stabilization,
Progressive
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Feb. 28, need for Federal tax reform,
Progressive
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Mar. 17, Aiken-La Follette Food
Allotment bill, NBC radio |
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Mar. 20, proposal to suspend tax on
colored oleomargarine, Progressive
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Mar. 24, proposal to suspend tax on
colored oleomargarine |
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Mar., food subsidy, Progressive
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Apr. 7, reconversion of industry from
wartime to civilian production |
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Apr. 10, reconversion of industry from
wartime to civilian production, Progressive
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Apr. 21, roles of executive and
legislative branches of government, American Society of Newspaper
Editors, Washington, D.C. |
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May 8, foreign policy, Progressive
State Convention, Milwaukee, Wis. |
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May 22, international trade, Progressive
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May 28, veterans' assistance programs,
NBC radio |
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May, Progressive Party principles,
tenth anniversary meeting of the Progressive Party,
introduction |
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June 19, administration efforts to
reduce interest rates on farm loans, Progressive
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July, findings of Senate Education and
Labor Subcommittee conducting investigation of civil liberties
violations, American Federationist
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Aug. 13, peacetime reconversion and
endorsing Progressive Party primary candidates, WIBA radio, Madison,
Wis. |
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Oct., “America Must Speak Up Now!”
Progressive
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BOX I:C564 |
1945 |
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May 31, foreign policy, United States
Senate speech |
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Correspondence |
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(9 folders) |
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Maps
See Oversize
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BOX I:C565 |
Congressional Record
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(2 folders) |
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June 5, peace, CBS radio |
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Aug., Japanese surrender, Madison,
Wis. |
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Labor Day, reconversion to peacetime
economy, Racine, Wis. |
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Nov. 7, cheese industry, Wisconsin
Cheese Makers Convention, Fond du Lac, Wis. |
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Nov. 8, compulsory military training,
Central State Teachers College, Stevens Point, Wis. |
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Nov. 8, congressional reorganization,
League of Women Voters, Appleton, Wis. |
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1946 |
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Feb. 2, housing, WIND radio, Chicago,
Ill. |
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Feb. 25, industrialists, United Labor
Committee to Aid the UAW-GM Strikers, Manhattan Center, New York,
N.Y. |
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Mar. 5, extension of rural
electrification, National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,
Buffalo, N.Y. |
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Mar. 30, congressional reorganization,
American Political Science Association, Philadelphia, Pa. |
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Mar. 31, announcing candidacy for
reelection to United States Senate |
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Apr. 14, Zionism and Palestinian
situation, speech delivered to the Toledo Zionist District, Toledo,
Ohio |
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June 2, “Can Representative Government
Do the Job?” NBC radio |
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June 6, St. Lawrence Seaway project,
Great Lakes Harbor Association, Chicago, Ill. |
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June, campaign speech, Wisconsin
Network radio |
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July 10, congressional reorganization,
Madison League of Women Voters, WHA radio, Madison, Wis. |
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July 25, congressional reorganization,
WTMJ radio, Milwaukee, Wis. |
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Aug. 2, campaign speech, WTMJ radio,
Milwaukee, Wis. |
BOX I:C566 |
Aug. 5, foreign policy, League of Women
Voters, Candidates Forum, WTMJ radio, Milwaukee, Wis. |
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Aug. 11, campaign speech, WTMJ radio,
Milwaukee, Wis. |
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Aug. 12, campaign speech, WTBA radio,
Madison, Wis. |
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Aug. 16, democracy, New Glarus
Centennial Celebration, New Glarus, Wis. |
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Aug. 19, citizens' responsibilities,
National Federation of Post Office Clerks, Milwaukee, Wis. |
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Aug., “The Reconstruction of Congress,”
New York Times Magazine
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Undated, British loans, United States
Senate |
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Unidentified and undated |
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(4 folders) |
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Printed copies of speeches,
1921-1948 |
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(3 folders) |
BOX I:C567 |
(14 folders) |
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