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Wendell L. Willkie File,
1930-1944
(continued) |
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“The Other Side of the T.V.A.
Program” |
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“Our Fiscal Policy” |
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“A Plea for the Solution of the Public
Utility Problem” |
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“The Public Utility Problem” |
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“Regulation” |
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“A Renewed Pledge to
Liberalism” |
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“Report to the People” |
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“The Road to Victory” |
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“Sacrifice for Service” |
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“Some of the Issues of 1940" |
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“Statement on Power Question” |
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“The Utilities and the T.V.A.
Situation” |
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“What Helps Business Helps Your
Campaign” |
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“What Is America's Foreign
Policy?” |
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“The Wheeler-Rayburn Bill” |
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“Whipping-Boy” |
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Chronological |
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1933, June 26-1940, Nov. 2
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BOX 19 |
1940, Nov. 11-1943, June 5
|
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BOX 20 |
1943, June 26-1944, Feb. 11
|
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Untitled and undated
|
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Articles |
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Alphabetical by title |
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“Airways to Peace” |
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“Americans, Stop Being Afraid” |
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“Better Management, Please, Mr.
President!” |
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“Brace Up, America” |
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“The Case for the Minorities” |
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“A Code for the Conduct of
War” |
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“A ’Conservative' Business Man Reflects
upon Liberalism” |
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“The Court Is Now His” |
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“Don't Stir Distrust of
Russia” |
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“Economy of Demobilization” |
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“Fair Trail” |
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“The Faith That Is America” |
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“The Federal Government and
Utilities” |
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“Five Minutes to Midnight” |
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“Foreign Policy” |
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BOX 21 |
“Friends for Tomorrow” |
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“The Future of the Holding
Company” |
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“Give Your Children a World
Outlook” |
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“Horse Power and Horse Sense” |
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“How the Republican Party Can Win in
1944" |
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“Idle Money-Idle Man” |
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“In Union” |
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“Lessons of the TVA” |
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“Let's Keep the Ball” |
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“Let's Look Ahead” |
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“Life on the Russian Frontier” |
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“A Message to the British
People” |
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“Patriotism or Politics” |
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“Political Power” |
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“The Remedy against Government
Competition” |
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“Set Enterprise Free” |
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“The Strength That Comes from
Adversity” |
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“The TVA Giant and What It Costs to Feed
Him” |
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“Tariff and International
Trade” |
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“There Is No Power Shortage” |
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“To Keep the Record Straight” |
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“A Tribute to Missions” |
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“United China Relief” |
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“Utilities and the Public” |
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“We Can't Have Unity under
Roosevelt” |
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“We Must Fight Our Way Not Only to
Victory, but to a New World Idea” |
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“We Must Go Forward” |
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“We Must Work with Russia” |
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“We the People” |
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“What I Learned about the Nazis From
Stalin” |
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“The Whole World Must Be Free” |
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“Why the Wheeler-Rayburn Bill Must Be
Stopped” |
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“Willkie Points Path to
Recovery” |
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“Winning on the Morale Front” |
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Chronological, 1934, Nov.-1944, Sept.
1
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Untitled and undated
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Book review, Mr. Pitt and America's Birthright by John Cuthbert Long |
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Lists of speeches and articles |
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BOX 22 |
Book file |
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An American Program
|
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One World
|
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Reading draft for Book-of-the-Month
Club |
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Radio script |
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BOX 23 |
Screenplay |
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Scrapbook
See Oversize
|
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BOX 24 |
Miscellany |
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Certificates and awards |
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Miscellaneous papers |
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Obituaries |
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Printed matter |
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BOX 24-25 |
Miscellany
|
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Certificates, awards, and printed matter. |
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Arranged by type of material. |
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BOX 24 |
Article on Wendell L. Willkie |
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Certificates and awards |
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General miscellany |
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New York Herald Tribune Book Review, 25th anniversary
See Oversize
|
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Papers relating to Stuart Pratt
Sherman |
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BOX 25 |
Printed matter |
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BOX OV 1-OV 2 |
Oversize
|
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Scrapbook and album. |
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Arranged and described according to the series, containers, and folders from which
the items were removed. |
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BOX OV 1 |
Wendell L. Willkie File |
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Book file |
|
One World
|
|
Scrapbook (Container
23) |
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BOX OV 2 |
Miscellany |
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New York Herald Tribune Book Review, 25th anniversary (Container 24) |
