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Transamerica
Walston & Co., brokerage firm, San Francisco, 474.
Manipulation of Transamerica stock reported
to Treas. and by Treas. to SEC
12/17/41
474: 40
Transamerica
See Bank of America
584
Transamerica Corp.
Proposed branches again disapproved
497
2/14/42
497: 70
a) Lakewood Village, Calif.
Transamerica Corp.
Conf.: present: HWr, Delano, Upham, Bell,
660
Paul, and Tietjens
8/31/43
660: 145
a) SEC request for certified copies
of all reports of earnings and dividends
and steps taken thereafter reviewed
b) Judge Learned Hand's secy.-HMJr conv.
168
c) Delano memo
173
d) Paul memo: SEC-Transamerica hearing
180,182
.) Letter to Judge Hand
187
$1 Judge Handi uply
9/1/43 662:16&
8) Dilamo. Hand Hm5r Gmv. on Suan of consulting
h) SEC request n Jused 10/6/43
10/6/43 670:48
i) Julge Vands 670 129
670:51
Transnistria
See Refugees (Jewish)
702
War Refugee Bd.
Transportation
Coordination of domestic and ocean - tentative draft 508
3/17/42
508: 197
Transpor tation Dept. of
to of message to
118
Congress and a bill to establish
4/5/38
118: 155
a)Taylor tells HMJr Berle agrees
on this point of view but doe s B
not believe plan politically
possible at this time
4/6/38
178
Transportation, Dept. of
FDR and HMJr confer concerning; HVJr suggests
119
Jones as head
4/18/38
119: 278
HMJr's letter to Jones transmitting certain
documents and asking that they be studied
4/19/38
306
Transportation, Dept. of
HMJr consults Jones about possibilities
121
4/27/38
121: 136
Traphagen, John (Foreign Bondholders Protective Coungil,)
See Financing, Govt.
Inc.
400
Travel Restrictions (ODT)
See Treas. Dept.
812
Traver, Orville N.
681
See Deferments, Military
Traynor, Roger J. (cal.)
8
SEE Boand of Tay Appeals)
VIII 80,
100
Treasuries of the American States
156
HMJr tells Welles he will acquiesce in
arrangements for periodic informal meetings
"but not cheerfully"
12/18/38
156: 393
Treas. Accts. (Emergency)
Liquidation of
4/9/42
514: 354
a) FDR's approval of plan 4/9/42
357
514
Treasury Administrative Policy
Bell's duties to be confined to financing
611
principally; White to take over much of
:
the work in conn. with occupied countries,
foreign funds, etc.
2/22/43
611: 50
a) Directive to white 2/25/43 612:68
31
Treasury, Secretary of
Krock article indicating Jones or Kennedy
would strengthan Democratic ticket in
some circles
XXXI 5,7-13,
14-20,
122:120
128-136
Treasury Hgeney Bill
Freasury Agracy Bill
Sx
Enformant Agencies, Transury
Treasury Annex
Conf. to discuss Cosmos Club property: present:
165
HMJr. Delano, McReynolds, E Mc0hellan 2/15/39
(Potomac Electric Power Co.)
165: 39
Treas. Appns.
See Appns., Treas.: Disney film
433
Treas. Appns.
See Appropriations, Treas.
806
Treas. Appns. (Fiscal yr. 1946)
See Statements by HMJr
809
Treas. Automobiles
694
See Automobiles, Treas.
Treas. Budget Estimates, 1942
326
Thompson memo 10/30/40
326: 272
AIF RGI rojda.
Raid Protection for Treas. Personnel
Safety Order No. 1 12/20/41
475,
249
Drasy remaind atims 12/24/41
471:336
Shatter - -proof glass Estimates 12/29/41 479:143
big. -Gn. Franquis detail to M. assid of
Was Ingt 12/21/ 41
480:228
Air Raid Hadins Training School 1/8/42 483:295
Treas. Buildings
Ferguson, Major, Gen. (Retired) Harley B.. To assist 500
in protection of buildings in Wash. and in the field
2/23/42
500: 106
Treasury Building
Soldiers quartered in sub-basement and on fourth28
floor: HMJr recommends to FDR that new quarters
be established 5/13/42
528: 130
a) FDR prefers square opposite State Dept.;
Treas. conours 5/15/42
290
11 Brig. Gm. Lawis thanks mmsafe
his assistance 5/21/42
530:182
Treasury Building
Soldiers: Friends not to loiter faster at "A" door 541
6/20/42
541: 151
Treasury Bulletin
149
Discussed at 9:30 meeting; HMJr again urges
publication monthly 11/1/38
149: 1
Treasury Bulletin
150
Further discussion at 9:30 meeting 11/9/38 150: 16
Treasury Bulletin
158
HMJr again pleads with Duffield to get out a sample
copy and ascertain the price thereof
12/28/38
158: 123
Treasury Bulletin
160
Conf. on; present: HMJr, Gaston, and Duffield
1/16/39
160: 67.
162
Treas. Bulletin
162
Proposed introduction discussed at 9:30 meeting
1/23/39
162: 55
Treas. Bulletin
169 169
Gaston suggests special Congressional legislation
so that Bulletin may be sold
3/13/39
169: 39
Treas. Bulletin
179
Duffield aske to be relieved of responsibility
for
4/15/39
179: 313
90
Treas. Bulletin
Bell asks for Congressional authorization; Gaston
reports Treas. has authorization to charge for it
which implies authorization to issue
4/18/39
180: 166
Treas. Cables
See State Dept.
675
Treas. Cafeteria
See Cafeteria, Treas.
674
Treas. Dept.
Wash. Herald statement that the Treas. is the
61
worst organized dept. in Wash. discussed at
9:30 meeting 3/31/37
61: 289
Treas. Dent.
127
Resume' of HMJr's program to date 6/3/38
127: 189
Treas. Dept.
8-hr. basis discussed at 9.30 meeting
485
1/12/42
485. 1
New employee beeklet discussed at 9:30 meeting
1/12/42
3
Treasury Dept.
Elder Statesment HMJr desires advice of men such
as Leffingwell and Swepe
1/21/42
487: 1
487
Treas. Dept.
GAO-Treas. functions re-defined in letter
502
to Carter Glass 2/28/42
502: 271
Treas. Dept.
598
Personnel, Equipment, etc.: Surplus to be checked
carefully by HMJr's instructions
12/21/42
598, 23
Treas. Dept. Appropriations, 1941
See Appropriations, Treas. Dept. - 1941
238
Treasuries of the Americas
Memo on meeting of reps. at Guatemala in Nov.
195
approved by HMJr 6/13/39
195: 126
Treasury, U. S.
"Treasury is the only New Deal financial agency":
257
HMJr at 9:30 meeting
4/24/40
257: 42
Treas. Dept.
Secretary's Annual Report, 1940:
276
Bell (D.W.) suggests that complete historical
review of past 7 years be included
6/27/40
276: 166
Treasury (Albany, N.Y.)
345
Consolidation of emergency relief accounting
and disbursing offices to be explained
to Farley, Wagner, and Mead 1/6/41
345: 65
Treas. Dept.
405
See Financing, Govt.: Defense Savings Bonds
Treas. Dept.
415
Rep. in every county to handle savings bonds,
tax certificates, etc., discussed by HMJr,
Bell, and Graves 6/27/41
415: 74
Treasury Dept.
See War Conditions: Economic Defense Bd.
449
Treasury Department
Mail: Greater efficiency in handling at Foreig452
Funds, Public Debt, and Savings Bonds discussed
at 9:30 meeting
10/17/41
452: 17
Treas. Dept.
For priority classification, see Budget, Bur. 505
Treas. Dept.
Out-of-town moves discussed by Thompson and Bell 515
4/10/42
515: 3
Treas. Dept.
See Financing, Govt.: War Savings Bonds
546
Treasury Department
561
Luncheon period extended to 45 minutes
8/24/42
561: 5
Usherettes to be discontinued 8/24/42
5
Treas. Dept.
616
See Post-War Planning
Treas. Dept.
See Financing, Govt.) War Savings Bonds
-635
Treasury Dept.
645
Deubleday-Doran book - Smith memo
6/25/43
645: 40
Treas. Dept.
For Treas.-State relationship see Foreign Economic
650
Affairs
Treas. Dept.
691
See Financing, Govt.1 War Sevings Bonds
(4th Bar Loan Drive)
Treas. Dept.
Monthly bulletin for the 90,000 Treas. employees
729
discussed at 9:30 meating
5/8/44
729: 6
5/16/44
732: 10
Treas. Dept.
Reorganization discussed by Treas. group
11/2/44
790: 153
a) Charts
183,etc.
Further discussion
11/14/44
794: 164,
a) Gen. Counsel's Office discussed
192
b) Div. of Tax Research
3
c) Legislative Counsel
=
d) Surplus Property, Disposal of: HMJr does not
want this left under Procurement Div.
179
e) Div. of Deposits: Strengthening of fiscal
control discussed by HMJr, D.W. Bell,
C.S. Bell, Bartelt, and Cake
192
1) For discussion and chart see P. 209
2 Treas. Dept.
790
Reorganisation
Treas. Dept. Order No. 54 covering
Bur. of Int. Rev., Tax Legislative
Counsel, Div. of Tax Research
11/29/44
800: 91
Emign Funds Control trans.fr O.Connell to
white "ho 144
800 :247
Treas. Dept.
795
Reorganisation
See also Book 790
Fiscal policy . memo on unification of
11/15/44
795: 59
a) Copy given to FDR
Tax matters discussed by Blough 11/22/44 798, 14
***********
Representation on the Hill discussed by Treas.
group 11/22/44
16
Treas. Dept.
Reorganization
See also Book 790
Foreign Funds Control: Treas. Dept. Order No. 56
placing FFC under White
12/1/44
801: 2
Budget Bur. tentative memo on
"Post-War Reorganization of Treas.
and the Banking Functions" dated
November 30, 1944, reported by Bell
to Treas. group 12/11/44
802: 44
Surplus Property, Disposal of: FDR asks
HMJr to "see it through"; FDR notified
of this and other organization details
in Treas. 12/11/44
75
Gen. Counsel authorized to sign official mail
12/15/44
8031 27
Treas. Dept.
803
Treas.-State Relations: Stettinius to send
State Dept. man "to brief" HMJr on
internatl. situation once a week
12/15/44
803: 25
Treas. Dept.
804
Meritorious Promotions: Resund since 1942
by McDonald discussed with Treas. group
12/22/44
804: 222
a) Saxon's meritorious promotion
discussed
218
Treas. Dept.
805
Pay Envelopes: HMJr suggests letters on
various subjects be included
12/30/44
805. 219-W
Treas. Dept.
808
War-time restrictions on building passes
to be lifted 1/8/45
808. 1
Citations and ******* awards listed for FDR
1/8/45
117
a) Returned to HMJr without comment
1/10/45
351
Treas. Dept.
Enclosures in Pay Envelopes
805
See also Book 805
First letter by HMJr
1/15/45
809: 310
Treas. Dept.
810
Organization Charts for Bureaus and Divisions of Treas.:
See Financing, Govt.: Non-essential Expenditures,
Com. on KI Reduction of
Treas. Dept.
68-degree temperature--as suggested by Byrnes--
812
agreed to by HMJr
1/24/45
812: 133
Travel restrictions of ODT agreed to by Treas.
1/25/45
222
Treas. Dept.
812
Fiscal Asst. Secy. $ D.W. Bell's memo suggesting
interim appt. for Bartelt 1/25/45
812. 218
Treas. Dept.
815
Meritorious Promotions: Cemmittee for
recommended by Bell
2/2/45
815: 109
Treas. Dept.
HMJr's letter for pay envelopes
824
3/1/45
324, 22
Treas. Dept.
Fiscal Asst. Secy.1 Meme to FDR concerning
temperary appt. of Bartelt to position
3/2/45
824: 201
: Hannigan- - HmJr anv.
3/13/45 827:145,
:
169
Aggitment 3/14/45 828:189
Treas. Dept.
Administrative Asst. to the Secya Enlarged duties
of effice contained in Treas. Dept. Order No. 59
3/3/45
825: IX 135
Treas. Dept.
HMJr's letter to be included in pay envelopes:
Blood denations to Red Cross
Little personnel reduction at end of war
4/2/45
834: 13,14
Treas. Dept.
889
Activities to be discussed by Truman and HMJr
reviewed with Treas. gro up
4/20/45
839, 4
Treas. Dept. Appns.
613
See Appns., Treas. Dept.
Treas. Dept. Reorganization
Offices of Administrative Asst. and Fiscal Asst. to the
Secy. approved by HMJr 5/11/39
189: 179
a) Order assigning duties to Fiscal Asst.
(D.W. Bell) 5/11/39
186
Treas. Dining Room
See Dining Room, Treas.
674
Treasury Disbursements
See Disbursements, Treas.
764
Enclosure in Hm Jr to approve all
of them - Diversion by Truency group 5/22/44
764: 164
765, 105
Treasury Efficiency
For mail discussion, see Book 452, n. 17 or 456
Conf.; present: HMJr, Bell, and Thompson
453
10/22/41
453: 173
a) Rose (Frank) discussed
185
b) Additional personnel report -
Thompson memo
10/23/41
314
1) Public Relations reorganized
a) su Thougson selutions 10/27/41
454:202
Treas. Employee Relations
690
See Employee Relations, Treas.
Treas. Employees
248
Detailing to other depte. or agencies: Oliphant memo
11/4/38
149: 227
Treas. Employees
150
Detailing to South American countries discussed
at 9:30 meeting 11/9/38
150: 24
Treas. Employees (Women)
375
HMJr suggests employment of women wherever
possible because of defense situation
2/25/41
375: 31
Treas. Employees (Women)
Report for Feb. and March
5/13/42
528: 135
528
Treas. Employees
Japan and Philippine Islands: Exchange of
535
official personnel discussed in Thempson meme
6/1/42
535: 94
Trees. Dept. Employees
792
Pay periods adjusted 11/8/44
XXX 792: 161
a) Hm3r agrees "/20/44
798:3
Treas. Garage
143
Construction discussed at 9:30 meeting 9/28/38
143: 127
Treas. Dept.: Garage
145
Plans for as outlined by Peoples 10/8/30 145: 65
FDR's objection discussed by HMJr and Burlew
10/11/38
257
Treas. Law Enforcement Agencies
512
See Law Enforcement Agencies, Treas.
Treas. Legislative Program
See Legislative Program, Treas.
690
Treas. Officers (Europe)
List "to remain for time being"
268
6/4/40
268: 284
Treas. Personnel
125
See Unemployment Relief
Treas. Personnel
See Unemployment Relief
125
I
Treas. Personnel
State Dept. assignees: Yearly advances, 7/1/34-7/1/40
12/4/40
335: 269
335
Treas. Personnel
See Personnel, Div. of
Treasury Policy (Foreign)
263
In view of . Father Coughlin's attack, HMJr
reiterates his feith in his own foreign policy
to 9:30 group 2/6/39
163: 185
See also Aupts. and Resignations: Taylor, Wayne C.
Treasury Policy (Foreign)
See shan Appts. and Resignations: Taylor, Wayne 160 C.
Treas. Press Releases
631
See Press Releases, Treas.
Treasury Representatives, Amn. States
Periodic meetings approved unanimously by
161
Lima conf.
1/19/39
161: 91
Treas. Representatives, American States
Welles inf orms Rowe (Director General, Pan-American
Union) that U.S. Treas. is prepared to meet
with other Treas. reps.; prefers meeting after
May 1; prefers informal discussion at this first
meeting 2/8/39
164: 11
a) Draft of letter
13
64
Treas. Representatives Abroad
491
Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, and Sweden suggested by by
Donovan - Gaston's memo to HMJr
2/3/42
491: 410
a) Discussion У 9:30 mustry 7/4/42 192: 27
Treas. Representatives Abroad
State Dept. approached concerning representation
at Vichy, Madrid, Bern, and Lisbon
3/13/42
507: 323
Treas. Representatives Abroad
11 who returned during 1944 - Bernstein resume
12/19/44
804: 48
McDonald report
12/21/44
175
Treas. Representatives Abroad
Travel allowance discussed by HMJr and
806
C.S. Bell
1/8/45
808, 59
Treas. Representatives Abroad
812
Future assignments outlined in White momo
1/26/45
812. 313
Treatment in Italy discussed by Treas. group
2/7/45
817: 27
a) Brand-HMJr conv. 2/7/45
31
Tasca, Henry J. - Lieut. Comdr.: Navy asked
to place on inactive list in conn. with
assignment to Amn. Emb., Rome
2/7/45
141
Treas. Representatives Abroad
See Philippine Islands
815
Treas. Representatives Abread
Treatment in Italy
821
See also Book 812
Conf.; present: HMJr, White, Glasser, Gamble,
Licut. Cemdr. Tasca, Lieut. Willis,
Brand, Reams, and Makin
2/22/45
821: 167
Treas. Representatives Abread
Italy
Tasca to return; letters to Govt. members
3/7/45 a) Finance minntin as 3/24/45832:12 - 826: 27
U.K.-U.S. deeperation in Italy
Chancellar of Exchequer investigating
3/13/45
527: 263
a) chancellar of Ex.'s ngly 4/14/45 837:151
6) Prome minister Bonumis noly 3/31/45
833:236
Treas. Representatives Abroad
See Philippine Islands
828
830
Treasury Representatives Abroad
Schmidt, Orvis
Laughlin Currie's praise of Schmidt's
work in Swiss negotiations 3/20/45
830: 109
Treas. Telephone Operators
See Telephone Operators, Treas.
675
Treasurer, Office of
697
See Deferments, Military
Treasurer, Office of
See Deferments, Military
723
Tribaro foridge
11
SEE Stall (grrwan)
Triborough Bridge, New York City
HMJr asks Robt. Moses to send rep. to Wash.
194
so that plans may be finally settled
6/7/39
194: 342
Conf. concerning conflict between bridge and
N.Y. Customs House rights 6/8/39
400
a) Letter from HMJr to Secy. of War
following conf. ettached 6/8/39
413
Triborough Bridge Authority
422
See Int. Rev., Bur. of
Tri-Centinantal Corp.
9
SiE Taxis: claims for K funds
X
X71
Tri -Contincatal Coop.
12
SEE Income Tax Returns( (HmJr)
XII165
Trigartiti Agrisment
Ser Stabilization
Trigartite Agarment
SEE Stabilization
Tripartite Agreement
See Stabilization
Tripartite Agreement
102
At BIS meeting, Norman (Bk. of Eng.) spoke in a more
complimentary fashion of Tripartite Agreement
than ever before 12/14/37
102: 33
Tripartite Agreement
107
Resume at press conf. 1/27/38
107: 117
Tripartite Agreement
110
Oliphant memo: Trip, Pres. of Netherlands
Central Bk., has asked Fed. Res. Bk. of N.Y.:
(1) if Tripartite Agreement is terminated, will
N.Y. Fed. Res. assist Netherlands Bank in (a)
selling to U.S. Netherlands' earmarked gold or
(b) transferring earmarks of such gold to another
central bk.; (2) will gold earmarked for
Netherlands Bk. be free for export anywhere in
times of war and peace
2/14/38
110: 39
Tripartite Agreement
See Stabilization
11S
Tripolitania
See Occupied Territories
624
Tripolitania
See Occupied Territories
634
Tripolitania
705
See Refugees (Jewish)
War Refugee Bd.
Tripp, Frank
618
See Financing, Govt.: Wer Savings Bonds
Tripp, Frank E. (Chmn., Allied Newspaper Council)
See Financing, Govt.: War Savings Bonds
630
(2nd War Loan Drive)
Tripp, r. E.
637
See Financing, Govt.: War Savings Bonds (2nd War Lean
Drive)
Tripp, Perry C.
681
See Deferments, Military
Trippe, Juan
See Pan-American Airways
389
Trombetta, Vomenicio (Publisher of Italian newspaper 281
"Grido Della Stirpe")
FBI report
281: 269
Troop Payments
746
See Occupied Territories: France
Trotsky, Leon
280
FBI reports on attack on house
7/8/40
280: 153
Trounstine, Phil J.
See Financing, Govt.: War Savings Bonds
525
Trounstine, Phil J.
690
See Financing, Govt.: War Savings Bonds
(4th War Loan Drive)
Trucks
See United Automobile Workers
478
Trucks (Ford)
See Lend-Lease
565
Trucks
738
See Procurement Div.: Surplus Property, Disposal of
Truesdell, Julio Brooks (Mrs. Hobart)
See Financing, Govt.: Donations to U.S.
657
Truman Committee
Authority for, and personnel 11/18/41
463
Truman, Harry S. (Senator, Mo.)
See Natl. Com. to Investigate
513
Truman, Harry S. (Senator, Mo.)
622
Fort Leonard Wood banking facilities discussed
with HMJr 4/1/43
622: 34,132
Truman, Harry S. (Senator, Mo.)
See Missouri
649
I
Truman, Harry S. (Vice Pres. of U.S.)
753
HMJr congratulates
11/10/44
793: 109
aply "116 144
795:305
Truman, Harry S. (Vice Pres. of U.S.)
See Appts. and Resignations: Col. of Customs,
797
El Paso, Texas
Truman, Harry S. (Senator, Mo.; Vice Pres. of U.S.)809
See Appts. and Resignations
Truman, Harry S. (Vice Pres. of U.S.)
See Financing, Covt.: War Savings Bonds
826
Truman, Harry S. (Pree. of U.S.)
Address to Gengress
4/16/45
837: 305
837
Secret Service detail - HMJr's meme
asking for conf. en
4/16/45
X 328
Truman, Harry S.
See Treas. Dept.
829
Truitt, May Q.Rill
23
SEE u Appt - Resignations
Truitt, May O'Rell
27
See Agrib , Resignations
Trust Indenture Bill
See Banking Legislation
168
Tubelis, Madame Jadwiga (Widow of former Premier and
later Finance Minister of
Lithuania)
See Foreign Funds Control
597
Tubelis, Mme. Jadwiga
See Foreign Funds Control: Lithuania
625
Tuck, S. Pinckney
See Foreign Funds Control
839
Tufts, Walter
18
Ser Agg - Resignations 2/11/36 XXII LE,7
Tugmill Ry food
4
Virtus ryst of activities in Chingo discosed by one Jr with
FDR 1/18/25
IV 113
Tugmell sex Bonus Reford
10
188+
HmJ. protoss speed - budget in Lal. LUFDR;
FDR tills ** J. to till Tugmell to was
gias 1 impession 10/29/35
I 180
Tugmill, Rey ford G.
12
Resettlement Adminis traban
XII 21
SEE Relief
XII 9
Tugmll, Rexford G.
13
mc Intyn kll, Hm Jr PRS. should liken Disaum X
have 100% Hm Jr agred
XIII 3
Tugmell, Rep ford
29
SEE Resetterment Adm.
Tugwell, Rexford
Book 177
See Annenberg. Moe
- p. 214
177
Tully, Grace
job
HMJr will previde/for nephew during summer
542
6/25/42
542:312
543:78
Timulty Joseph
13
SEE I nome Tay Suits
XIII 295
Tung 011
See China
144
Tung Oil
370
See War Conditions: China
Tunisia
See Occupied Territories
634
Tunisia
See Refugees (Jewish)
688
Part I
Tunnell, James M. (Senator, Del.)
Recommends Norman Collison as Col. of Int. Rev.
610
2/18/43
610: 72
Tunnell, James (Senator, Del.)
615
Collison, Normant Recommended for Collectorship
of Int. Rev., Delaware 3/25/43
619: 219
Tunnell, James M. (Senator, Del.)
634
Support of FDR and rebuff on recommendations
discussed by Byrnes and HMJr
5/18/43
634: 218
a) Collism Mormow, apptal as Coll-af
Ant.Rev. in Dil.
5/27/43 637:198
Turkey
94
See Stabilization: Great Britain
Turkey
128
White memo on British loan to Turkey, thus
strengthening political influence abroad
and increasing exports 6/15/38
128: 510
Turkey
See War Conditions
234
Turkey
See War Conditions
259
Turkey
275
See War Conditions: Foreign Funds Control
Turkey
See War Conditions
337
Turkey
See War Conditions
339
Turkey
See War Conditions: Airplanes
346
Turkey
See War Conditions: Foreign Funds Control
373
Turkey
X
475
First requisitions reported by Procurement
12/20/41
475: 259
Turkey
See Narcotics
492
I
Turkey
U.S. currency selling at steadily increasing
508
discount throughout Near and Middle East -
Amn. Emb., Ankara, repert
3/17/42
507, 338
Turkey
See also Foreign Funds Control
516
U.S. currency situation reviewed for Amn. Emb.,
Ankara, by Treas.
4/14/42
516: 217
Turkey
New trade agreement between Switzerland and
Turkey signed at Ankara
4/16/42
517: 126
Turkey
Dollar bills purchased in Switzerland: British Emb.
report
5/5/42
524r 132
524
5/7/42
525:334
Turkey
Termination of payment of premiums on free exchange 531
sold in conn. with purchase of Turkish products
for export - cable from Amn. Emb., Ankara
5/25/42
531: 396
Turkey
See Stabilization Fund
500
Turkey
See Lend-Lease
586
Turkey
633
Gunter, John V.1 To represent Treas. in
furtherance of oss proposal
5/14/43
633.
311
a)Discursion by HmJr 635:42
Turkey
See Refugees (Jowish)
697
War Refugee Bd.
Turkey
See Refugees (Jewish) War Refugee Bd.
700
Turkey
See Refugees (Javiah)s Emergency Com. to Save the
701
War Refugee Board Jewish People of Europe BK701:
9,285
See alse"httitude toward escaping refugees
from Nazi Europe: Bk. 700, pp. 214,217
See also "Hirschmann, Ira As Bk. 697, etc.
Turkey
704
See Refugees (Jewish)
War Refugee Bd.
Turkey See Refugees (Jewish) was Refuger Boads
706
Turkey
See War Refugee Bd.
710
Turkey
See War Refugee Bd.
712
Turkey
See War Refugee Bd.
713
Turkey
See War Refugee Bd.
714
Turkey
716
See War Refugee Bd.
Turkey
See War Refugee 3d.
718
Turkey
See War Refugee Bd.
722
Turkey
See War Refugee Bd.
727
Turkey
See War Refugee Bd.
731
Turkey
See War Refugee Bd.
825
Turner, James R.
772
See Deferments, Military
Turner, John G. (Procurement Div.)
694
See Deferments, Military
Turrets
See War Conditions: Airplanes
321
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.
580
See Tax Evasion
Tmutile Century Fund
20
Filmer to asks for frimally ruling concerning 8 gifts
taxability of
Fund i HmJr says Here are any fair rulings 4/8/36
XX 79
$25,000 Salary Limitation
See Revenue Revision
535
$25,000 Salary Limitation
See Inflation: Economic Stabilization, Office 377
$25,000 Limitation of Salary
585
See Inflation
$25,000 Salary Limitation
See Inflation
590
I
$25,000 Salary Limitation
617
See Revenue Revision
"Twin Cities Tax Plan"
See Post-War Planning
752
Twitty, Tom (N.Y. Herald Tribune)
812
See Post-War Planning: Germany (proposed story on
HMJr's views)
Twitty, Tom
See Lend-Lease: France
814
Tydings, Millard E. (Senator, Md.)
See Financing, Govt. for investigation of ways
398
and means "to balance automatically budget
in times of peace"
Tydings, Millard E. (Senator, Md.)
Appts. in Treas. and Justice - HMJr's memo
399
for FDR concerning
5/17/41
399: 210
Tydings-Miller Bill
63
See Liquor
6
Tyler, Royall
See Germany
137
Tyler, Royall
See Stabilization
138
Tyler, Royall
See Germany
142
Tyler, Royall
Report on Hungary acknowledged by HMJr
152
11/23/38
152: 428
Tyler, Royall
155
HMJr requests trip through Italy in near future
12/6/38
155: 49
Tyler, Royall
See mar Conditions: Hungary; Italy
233
Tyler, Royall
See War Conditions: Italy
247
Tyler, Royall
254
HMJr asks State Dept. to facilitate return to
U.S. from Mak Scandinavia
4/12/40
254: 43
Tyler, Royall
255
Visa arrangement by Welles: HMJr expresses
appreciation 4/17/40
255: 21
a) Welles' letter
23
-
Tyler, Royall
304
Loveday, of League of Nations, tells Cochran T. is
probably still in Geneva; Mrs. Tyler still
in occupied France 9/7/40
304: 16
/
Tyler, Royall
See War Conditions: France
445
Tyler, Royall
Communism within Nazi party itself reported
450
10/13/41
450: 244
Tyler, Royall
See War Conditions: Switzerland
467
Tyler, Royall
HMJr sends thanks for letters and memos and
477
asks continuance 12/23/41
477:175
Tyler, Royall
See France
482
Tyler, Royall
Studies on Central and Southeastern Europes
489
Copy sent to Treas. by State Dept.
1/27/42
489, 153
Tyler, Royall
See Foreign Funds Control: Empress Zita
556
Tyler, Royall
688
See Refugees (Jewish)
Part II
Tyson, John A.
See Bd. of Tax Appeals
124
Uhl, Richard - Sgt.
See Financing, Govt.: War Savings Bonds
577
Uhl, Richard
See Finanting, Covt., War Savings Bonds ("Everybody
Ukrainians
See War Conditions: Military Reports
468
Ullmann, Thos.
562
See Deferments, Military
Ullmann, Wm. L.
See War Conditions: Airplanes
459
Ulimann, W. L.
See Coordinator of Information
485
Un-American Activities
Foley memo concerning Dies' investigation of
491
Govt. personnel
2/2/42
491: 161
"Unconquered People, The"
545
See Military Reports
Underhill, Stewart
151
Farley asks HMJr to see, in connection with
11/17/38 regulations in wine # industry
151: 116
Underwood-Elliott Fisher Co.
Hartford plant strike: Foley memo
378
3/3/41
378: 193
Underwriters (Life), Natl. Assn. of
543
See Financing, Govt.: War Savings Bonds
Unemployment
Relation to budget discussed at series of 3 meetings
at White House; Ickes and Hopkins also present;
HMJr asks that they present number of self-
liquidating projects October, 1934
2: 82
a) Confidential resunds
84,87,95
FDR "five-year plan"for construction]
11/7/34
165
FDR, HMJr, Ickes, Hopkins, Walker, and Tugwell
confer at Warm Springs; Ickes produces program
Nov., 1934
246
a) HMJr tells FDR later he thinks person in
charge of program should be selected first
and program decided afterward; FDR differs
vigorously
246
2 Unemployment
McDonald (Thomas H.) - Chief, Bur. of Public Roads
promises immediate program on public roads
12/10/34
2: 255
a) FDR's plan for transcontinental toll roads
discussed
b) Report presented 12/11/34
274
Sydenstricker, Parran, etc., consulted about
$10 million extra appn. 12/13/34
289
hneyed to layment beg made by HmJr be that deficit, beg 7/1/36. may beless 7/2/25 8 VIII 14
Lmigan charts show menyployment figure har lealled
of i J. Knows and hing spent in many is
HmJp constactly invessing 5thatin must h gamented toFDR.
may- thinks whole mattw is hing handled in most haphyand
no but They planning i knows of name squipt Frances
and Purkins waile form of character, vision . influence who inded carry
mally sand program 7/10/35
III 52
HMIr cans thans for chart shawing platimhip of all
agracies dealing with means hymord 1/10/25
VIII 56
8
chark give
IIII 72-79
Conforence (Rakins ww. Hugkins, Rache ,Walker, 1tc);
HMJp disamogh 7/17/25
93
VIII 93
HMJr suggests to FDR 7/18/25
1. carsus
2. Agept to vacume, as Economic Adviser to Nalsin (nail E.
a from who can he chairman of Com. to shudy situation VIII
100
3 Imprest
8
Confirmed (HmJr, Roche, Gill, Lorigan than ,Kl. 8)7/22/37 The
a) which GIV give may istimate of 4,800,000 &
doluct 1. Farmer 330,000
2. hnungloyalikes 920,000
3.College student aid 100,000
Balance 3,450,000
b) HMJ. Gill says to fromal using illa factors by
hays virtually rolling "It of Med programs
uneugloyment
8
tills FDR "Stanges t shoulds they both know
4.8 billion nlig fund d not a success ; new plans discuss,
thom SEE Slame HmJp In mys Gampia is only state to
900 thousand unemplay ables back - community; 4.5 still head
+ unemployables i FDR anaged HmJr
a provided business Morry sums 7/23/35 assual, FDR immediately
suggests sprech by FDR 'yest after adjurranced of longres
a spuch
VIII 10st
Unemployment
104
Census as telephoned by Biggers from Toledo
12/22/37
104: 38
Employment on WPA projects by state -
United States and Territories -
wks. ending Dec. 11 and Dec. 18, 1937
76
Unemployment
Unemployment t situation discussed by Miss Lonigan 14
at business situation meeting 3/14/38 114, 295
306
Unemployment
160
See Business Conditions
Unemployment
698
War contract cancellations - situations arising
from: Haas memo
1/31/44
698, 207
Unemployment Compensation
111
Bartelt memo with respect to payment of
unemployment comp. based upon reports received
from Treas. officers who have been assigned as
consulting accountants to Soc. Sec. Bd.
2/18/38
111: 242
Unemployment Compensation
Bartelt memo in reference to situation regarding
113
payments based upon info. received from Treas.
officers acting as consulting accountants
346
to Soc. Sec. Bd. 3/5/38
113:
Unemployment Compensation
See Soc. Security Bd.
119
Unemployment Insurance
Roche (Josephine) memo concerning funds deposited
in Treas. 12/21/34
2: 336
Unemployment Program
See Democratic Campaign of 1944
781
Unemployment Program ("Economic Bill of Rights")
See Democratic Campaign of 1944
783
#4 Billian 8 hillin 1 Fyes friends Imemployment Relief
4
Ball shared approver spending , not FDR .5.HmJr Ir Vennissi
asks for nggt t Bill . chimacly will FDR
IV 143
Allotment Board if Hogkins may quit
bill
195
FDR sexs HMJr If to h mumber of A.B. - SEE Golk Star
HmJr IES FOR about chaminanship -sugguts
IV 205
is Jakennely too n suggests Frank Walku, trains Kumdy
hagemental; FDR shows HW Jr
Louis Hawe's chart which soint masse - FORMYS
tac
m will agot - Ast to Pas. in change of Rublic Works Hilss IF 207
.
#4.8 billion find contd
4
Program to h and LyFDR in 4 paid
4/22/35 IV 249
1
Fank Walkar to augt all applications the N.E.C.
1
Dexca to had allotant Boad with Sugar Come. FDA.
3
Hopains to had a follow up accipt) much Hm Jr
(is m I. mushr, dono. not HmJr, think Jr, Dexca kinnedy , Wallace, will to prim, Kimdy
camot hunder tand
+
existing agencies to handle ak projects sugt rual
Kinnedy Alls HUAJP he will accipt my if Daum is fine
housing - oruml clab: finat.com
hi know FDR will not do that
In252
$1 n4 & Billion 4 billion 8 Fund full Relief
5
Hm Jr tills Bill, al-phart , McReynolds to youre and
expection onles' - one god to the Pro., diagading
what Hopkins, Malkw. - DCKS such menter 6/3/35279
Allotment will Com. much i Laquad. a asks about L.S. goling
ham. author izal loans - great m 50.60 bears, int. 3.8%-
med h lower to music igalitics ; msulutim before
thereby smokling muss inigulitive to sen him lands
possibly printly, to H m Jr prifins grant of not mm than50 - 5/23/25 / 193 A
7, + loan + 50-60% Go @ 3 %
a
H&I #&Billine billing T Fund finds hneriglagment Rebief
5
H no If hils FDR 5/28/05 he advises Gov't granting 40%
flom ofbo% @ c 3% ifinal decision: grant to h
45%, rah afort. to h to 3%
V 133B
Release corring about decision 5/24/35 V
180
4 billion $ fund Imemplayment Relef 6
Hm Jr calls Hagk. is office to countain
number of people gut back to WK- - no
in for mation m hand 6/12/35 II59
Haas presents on 6/14/35 Data obtained
4 Collective of dnt Rev. anching changes in rate 90
of pay, hours of ww K , volume of ru pluyment nince 5/25/35 #
#4. 8 H m billim Jr tills reticl Be fund that at the meny
7
Allotment Boad mesting Hany Hogkins and III 2
5) each agency had has community asto # from
they much take off n/a/ rolls in July
b) relat figur reals month there show deduction of ambind
Hm JA thinks his in fluence will h greater .f he Dow
not attend meetings ; tills FOR who agres he need
not h grant (train for Hyle Bank, $10.00
Projuts Raj n (Rub).2 ( hung layment Relic f
7
undertaken by mas. + navy
1. Construction of 2 Canst Good patrol locats
2. nw laboratory hldgs. for not Dnt. of Health
all Bithesda ml.
3. 7 Coast Guard cutters now under constinution at
Navy Yds. to h completed
III 16+
Attention called by Hm Jr to #3,764,000. anothl
turned back to P.W. A.
to Tr. have to Fileral Poner Project in nyc #17
3 meny layment Relief
7
Hm J. then is in fluence will h greater if he
does not attend Allotment Boad mustings;
X N, FDR, mlw agres he mid not h
preed (on have t Hyle Park, June, 1935)
VII 151
Imemplagment Relie
7
HmJr JA tills miss honigae after 14.8 is spent
hi will h internated in suggestimes as to - of
managloged during next fiscal year 6/25/35
RIF157
5.
3-4 4 billion m/cf from meny Imprest Relief
SEE also Draught Relief 6/26/35
VII 160
Hopkins thinks fund has 250 - 300millim
shill unallocated i Hm Jr says /FDR asks-
Bill can check status of find in 24 he
KII 160
7
6 Prictal E.R. AB) meny layment Relief
7
Hogkins agres to 4 1,500,000 for floating craft;
allotment later increased to * 2,000,000 6/26/35 VII 169
Hm Jr tells Githms FDR want accept amysart
of boat but nood"
VII ha
Unemplayment Insurance
29
SEE Social Security
"A4 billim R clief funds
Confirmer -il # m Jr, mr ML Reynolds, her Barklt If m 8 D.W.
Bill), Captain Collins (Pro/ment Dr.) a a group of accountants
Rs burning officers
7/8/35
VIII 25
5) Progress ngart gives by has Bartilt
IIII 30t
b) tomisiana mem; Hm almins - hater many had time - ve they Langs
will to job -hat not stting this up - political basis III 25
switch Jn on help ; will take - good Dimansts
protiot new to all polition heat
4.8" billion nlief fund
8
c) Captain Collins splains all purchasing to h me by
Procurrment for project mlas 44.8 billow - also
for Tugmilli Brogram W not for Rural
Elati frontion - which is all m a loan basis.
d) Bestilt Divid Auts Deposits carenot P into
state accounting they get a voucher coming a grant
lown, . treat voucher same as any other contract
E) AMJ. MRS about of min morking - who ngath
to PRS.? Banklt ways Hopkins but Butilts
greeny #4.8 my
billion slief and
8
n gut will show man haus iH mJr says nurr
me man haves in aport to F DR.
f) Hagkins summl has finance diactors, regional Faminors couring
stake - fill information - all wkr
Currington Gill
9) Treaway nagmility for Distansing & ascounting mbas
-Eranguary Relief Appin Act of M35 and aloud
h) hutaf special representatings to condinate programent
accounting - activities in the statu And 35
1 #4.8 billion Rlief fund
8
Jr tells FDR straight for shouldad they bose know
hneuglayment; Slum
program is not a showss ; no Blam discussed SEcalso
diam it with Gill
7/23/35-
VIII 105
HmJr studin Hopkins zd ngata, notss
a) where and of many is avothl by statu they amit
canad "of progle - shief in cadistate + % of
for
t) beginning to amit clance it " messury to care
for at limit 90% of progle on rolls
1/23/55
VIIII3
$4.8 billim rief funds
8
HMJ, J. thinks custain dutice should h transfund &
Hughins to Byt of Justice - central stat Boad 1/24/21-
IIII 194
$4.8 SEE 8 fillion Budget frand also Mercyoloyment Relief
9
Hm Jr thinks Project must be checked - no nwoms that
cant 6 finished in fuds are being spent will
n. nlatim to memplayment mids of to
2 charts - power to inform theme:
monthly registitured
then June,1996 a how many geople will Le put back to man, 2
may given to grogram that cannot a complity June 1936-
and messay to complete
august
IX 1
HmIr sudo FDR statement of grajah allocations to
certain projects 8/6/35
R =
r V**. 8 billim funds Unemployment Relief 9
FDR's objective sit for He in confidential mimo 1/2/25 IS 20
FDR's memo righting to projicts aguiring additional
funds staring handwrown provided by This
FDRs merco stating all application allocation of funds
9/12/25 wh h in Div. of Application . Info. 'f nat' 1 Em.Come:| bife
IX118
FDR's - HMMJr transwiting - data requested in mard
to Restauration projects
5/26/05
IIILL
meny Imyment Relief
10
Resume of status of Dyt of Anterior
projects
I48
a) Boulder Dam
t) Colorado Rint Davie
c) Banldes Daw , Paurs Hunce (include
ing Hood whol)
14 6 Respire $ billion fund many layment Relief f 10
2) Canal
Art projects HN J. asks Hugkins to wain necesity that
40% of guarmel h team t nlief rolls "habs b5
X133
Asphalt review mid t forign rude oils used - justs
by Me Reynolds. Cottins "12/25
I 135, 157
1 Relief
10
Hm.Jr - Bill plan scries of letters setting
date "on which Dirt must by N
project will h cancelled 9/6/35 I 4
Theys buyment Relief
10
muking at Hyde Parie 9/12/25
I 32+ 32
a) . 3,500, o'ogle to h taxe for . which rolls in
facal's
flood m relief YORK proych, thank #4 billim agrosted
t) Estimate new shown to h many - -14, 4, 500,000 real figure
c) Bill online than asked to the explain status of fuls
approg. mulas Em. Rel Agon Act
of 1935
d) Gm. apysted to su that infuture, imployed
- projects him canted and under unexpended
¥ 3 heny d) Injured Relief
10
balances of" 943,161,000 are taken t roys
') Allocations 1. Good Roads already -mmiy made can h scrutimizal send to 'ffect havings
2. C.C.C. -
3. Reckmation projects-
4. Many Inpt. yorks . BOOKS to hts chend
6. 6. Hares. possibly many - h sand (08.369 34)
1. Corps of Engineum - mmly can in sand
Investments loops - to h checked
9. not Youth the . money to transformed pm W.P.A. to n.Y.A.
A 4 liveng 1) largment Relief
10
9. Puato Rican Relief Adu. to h checked
10. Employee's impunsation loom. Public that the rk.-thomend to
h. and akiti frontim - -R.F. C. to h requested to taxe
up many 10mms of R.E. A.
to Summation
memp Imjurent Relie I
11
Formula to h when out by Edua hospital as
basis for gov't contributions to states when
all n/in is turned hack to Roche, Althmeyes
Bain a Williams to h unsult "hols
Funds for Fileal contruction * should h
# 111
haulted by are agency HmJr decided
XI 112
a) FDR told of plans
# 134
#4 $ billing fund menoplayment Relief
12
Hopsins tills HmJr Lene is #300 or #too million in Various
agencies not antracted for ; wants money has fund %-
R) alls FDR will also hour almot 4700 million) in
XII 9
addition, misgert on July
b) is HMJ. ask Hugkins if he Doce not agns Tugmill
forgan AM, HmJr
mesting mary i says go. dlemeing it away.
"1 is 400,000 people on friath payrolls to when Hugkins
61 giving cheirs of Phople - not paid does - living as And by topking 1
Relief
12
HmJr this FDR he " districted Rid Hugkins many millast
anly mutil Cops 1; FDR says may ; may will decide
t Harus boy
"/18/05
XII 21
Relief
14
$4 Billin 8 Fund : Hypkins phones Hm Jr :
"thers still about $360 million & 7 mant
the Prs. to allocate it to me" 12/16/35
XII 78A-C
throughout Relief
14
HMJrs Rsumie 11/21/35
XIV 176
s) 6matings we ADR ,Ano . Hagsins; Jakes nurr speaking
, Hugkins talking of imploying progle As nlief rolls
1) Derm . Hugkins ma supposed to great 30juth HmJr may
they could be find
i) Pojch ). so factastic -Progles asked to analyze them
I housing project in Atlanta Boston - 28%linet labor
2. Hagkins' vary - 30% -40% Diret labor.
4. Only project DW. was Trail continuatal Highway
3. The up to qual: fications of rsol know cost housing
3 meny layment Relic)
14
d) FDRs position review - audged
e) HmJ, again ments facts faced squardy, deficit ford
year with 3 billion (D.W.Bill); HmJr United of caring for
by increasing it to 44 billion . new tager Dificit
off each fiscal year.
f) HmJr monts to Bick out 1 to run complete wric
program & then The #, FDA month
Program
program firt
& (mengloyment Relief
14
HmJrgHogkins; HmJr, daks . Pugles confer XIV 206
a) Progles says Dexro has not played for on whole
hilling program
b) Hagkins at last agnes will Hm Jr - -4 billion
+ The Thisb; muscrubling the alphabets
will afford $4.0 million to care for H. wtil 7/1/36
when new bldg. program will start
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 3/5/41
382: 396
382
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 3/19/41
385: 243
385
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 3/26/41
386: 309
386
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 4/2/41
388: 361
388
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 4/9/41 4/21/41 390: 211
390
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 4/16/41
4/28/41 392: 177
392
Unemployment Relief
395
WPA report for wk. ending 4/23/41
395: 110
Unemployment Relief
397
WPA report for wk. ending 4/30
397: 173
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 5/7/41
5/19/41 399: 449
399
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 5/21/41
403: 165
403
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 5/28/41
406: 258
406
Unemployment Relief
409
WPA report for wk. ending 6/4/41- 6/16/41 409: 106
Unemployment Relief
412
WPA report for wk. ending 6/11/41
412: 349
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 6/18/41
415: 388
415
Unemployment Relief
"Natl. Income, Prices, Employment, and Unemployment" 416 -
Natl. Resources Planning Bd. report for 2nd
quarter of 1941
416: 263
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 6/25/41
418: 395
418
Unemployment Relief
420
Post-defense plans discussed in Carmody's (FWA)
letter to HMJr 7/11/41
420: 137
Unemployment Relief
423
WPA report for wk. ending 7/9/41
423: 170
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 7/30/41
431: 21
431
Unemployment Relief
Defense program effect on employment situation
436
White memo 8/29/41
436: 107
Unemployment Relief
437
WPA report for wk. ending 8/20/41
4371 158
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 9/3/41
441: 51
441
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 9/24/41
488s 133
448
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 10/8/41
452: 345
452
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 10/15/41
454 # 234
454
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 10/22/41
457: 69
457
Unemployment Relief
XXX
464
WPA report for wk. ending 11/12/41
464:247 464 $ 247
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 10/29/41
459: 218
459
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 11/25/41
470: 130
470
I
Unemployment Relief
182
WPA report, wk. ending 12/23/41
482 192
Unemployment Relief
WPA report, wk. ending 12/30/41
4851 178
485
Unemp1 syment Relief
WPA report 1/26/42
488, 224
488
Unemployment Relief
See Social Security
732
d
A
Unemployment Relief
127 127
Copies of Lonigan report on trips to Cleveland
and Chicago 6/3/38
127: 190
a) Parran reports to HMJr that Wallace
admite inaccuracy of his estimates
6/3/38
213
B
Unemployment Relief
12?
Treas. personnel on relief rolls: justification
therefor
127: 89
C-1
Unemployment Relief
Recovery-Relief Bill
James Roosevelt tells HMJr FDR has signed letter 127 to
Sen. Adams: HMJr again states he will not 8 to
the Hill wi thout personal ins instructions from FDR
6/1/38
Wms. euggeste to HMJr that Byrnes be asked to
127: 19
introduce amendment giving FDR right to thansfer
funds from one agency to anotherx ********** -
it to appear that idea originated on the Hill
6/1/38
40
a) HMJr and Bell confer as to what HMJr
$50 million a wk. ago
said to Barkley about changing amt. from 441
C-2
Unemployment Relief
WM Wms. and HMJr discuss Barkley amendment 27
permitting Pres. to transfer funds
for the purpose of direct relief from
WPA moneys to any other agency 6/1/38 127:55
Barkley emendment discussed at 9:30 meeting
6/2/38
122
Ticker comment on HMJr's support for FDR's
request 195 freedom from restrictions in
spending of relief funds
6/2/38
140
C3
Unemployment Relief
Wallace and HMJr confer on "earmarking of
12
$50 million put over by dairy, fruit, and
vegetable people" 6/4/38
127: 233
HMJr consults FDR about backing Woodrum
in fight to knock $212 million appil.
for farm parity
0/6/38
349
a) HMJr agrees.
b) HMJr talks to Woodrum
the
Agricultur
ymemployment Relief
See Ver Conditions
127
FDR consulted by HMJr about backing Woodrum in fight
to knock out $212 million appn. for farm parity
6/6/38
127: 343
a) FDR agrees
b) HMJr talks to Woodrum
A Unemployment Relief
128
See Social Security
Lonigan memo on conf. with Dr. Stanley (Chief,
Div. of Home Economics - Dept. of Agriculture)
6/7/38
128: 35
Surplus Commodities Corp. (Federal): Summary of
commodities procured 7/1/37 to 6/1/38
179
Wms. memo: Ohio Legislature appn. of $1,500,000
will, if it clears all legislative barriers,
meet immediate situation 6/11/38
273
Conf.; present: HMJr, Parran, and Haas;
discussion on means the securing adequate
food for those on relief 6/13/38
295
Lonigan report on Ohio Legislature vote on
emergency relief funds: Cleveland's share
estimated at between $400- and $500,000;
will be exhausted today
6/15/38
499
CH Unemployment Relief
128
HMJr and Bahank Babcock confer on earmerking of
$50 million for surplus crops
6/9/38
128: 190
Woodrun reports to HMT that Senate is ademsnt
on parity pleas* 6/13/30
243
exhing layment Relief
128
$212 million appn. for farm parity:
a) HMJr tells Garner he is going to support
Woodrum in effort to remove
6/7/38
128: 1
b) Woodrum and HMJr confer after Woodrum's
conf. with FDR 6/7/38
24
c) HMJr talks to Rayburn 6/10/38
227
"
" . Woodrum
231
"
# n/Jones
237
Congressman Marvin
d) Woods men - ngark to HmJp that "Swath is
alument on paity plans"
243
28.
D Unemployment Relief
Burlew sends copy of announcement of 2000 projects
tentatively approved by FDR 6/7/38
128: 40
Conf.; present: FDR, HMJr, Burlew 6/8/38
83
a) Projects for Navy, Treas., War, Justice,
and Veterans' Administration, totalling
$85 million, discussed
128
Unemployment Relief
130
Conf.; present: HMJr, Parran, Haas, McReynolds
6/21/38
130: 123
a) Financing on study of nutrition discussed
1) Parran memo: The nutrition problem" 128
2)
.
. : "Proposed study of diets
among low income and relief familias"
6/16/38
137
Unemployment Rellef
181
Lending-Spending Bill si gned 6/22/38
131: 29
Unemployment Relief
131
Conf. in Wallace's office; present: HMJr, Wallace,
Hopkins, Parran, Tapp. Wilcox (Vice Pres.,
Fed. Surplus Commodities Corp.), Miss Chatfield
(Bur. of Home Economice), Miss Lonigan, Hass
6/22/38
131: 39
a) Means for securing adequate food for
those of relief discussed
b) Discussion of conf. at 9:30 meeting
Lonigan 6/23/38 memos:
6/24/38
&
157
a) & report on conf. in Wileox's office
concerning Parren's proposed study
b) 1 memo regarding the distribution of
"Surplus commodities" in District of Columbia
Lonigan memo showing consumption of surplus
commodities in K D.C. 6/30/38
402
Unemployment Relief
133
Conf.1 on surplus commodities and health studies;
present: HMJr. Parran, Miss Lonigen 7/1/38
133: 30
a) Estimated quantities fs of food stuffs
for relief purposes to be distributed
fiscal yr. 1938-1939
29
Parran forwards joint memo on proposed studies
of mutrition agreed upon by Bur. of Home
Economics and Public Health
7/8/38
314
D Unemployment Relief
133
WPA: projects report 7/7/38
133: 246
Chart showing number of workers employed
by WPA by weeks and months, July 1935 thru
July 1938
HMJr, Harrington, McReynolds, and Bell confer
on projects 7/8/38
298
A
Unemployment Relief
134
Lonigen report on recent trip to Cleveland
7/23/38
134: 192
a) Copy sent to Hopkins and Wallace
197,198
Unemployment Relief
135
Parran reports on progress of nutrition studies
8/22/38
135: 226
Unemployment Relief
Disposition of wheat surplus discussed by
137
HMJr, Taylor, Bell, and Haas 8/31/38
137: 200
a) Agriculture's announcement concerning
1938-1939 wheat export policy 8/29/38
203
Agriculture Relief
Lonigan memo entitled "Distribution of Surplus
49
Commodities to One-Third of a Nation"
149: 44
11/1/38
Unemployment Relief
151
WPA overdraft on funds discussed by FDR and Hopkins
and reported to Treas. group by HMJr 11/18/38
151: 207
a) FDR's note to Hopkins transmitting
Budget statement
274
b) HMJr fears that Hopkins will "lay off
a million people just like that"; if so,
HMJr will publish stenographic notes of
meetings
209
Lubin-Haas memo: "Relationship between regular
employment and WPA rolls" 11/18/38
229
Unemployment Relief
HMJr and Hopkins again confer on emergency
152
11/21/38
152: 36
a) HMJr wishes Hopkins to see draft of
letter to FDR concerning "national
emergency"
Meetings of Fiscal and Monetary Committee to
consider possible WPA lay-offs 11/21/38 102,164,276
a) Drafts of letter to FDR
181
Expenditures to date by WPA and USHA, and
consequent situation of WPA, discussed at
9:30 meeting 11/22/38
262
2 Unemployment Relief
152
Drafts of proposed letter from FDR to D.W. Bell
re-apportioning WPA funds because of
"unforeseen extraordinary emergencies"
11/22/38
152: 323
a) Draft OK'd by Oliphant and Bell
324
b) Instructions to McKay for delivery
11/22/38
328
Unemployment Relief
153
FDR signs letter authorizing declaration of
emergency: HMJr tells Hanes 11/25/38 153: 37
a) Ecles tells HMJr of conversation at
Warm Springs
11/28/38
135
Unemployment Relief
154
National income estimates for 1939 -(unsigned)
154: 87
Oliphant memo regarding letter to Acting Comptroll er
General asking reconsideration of decision
concerning WPA relief workers sent to U.S.
Employees Compensation Commission with regard
to continuation of medical services
12/3/38
231
Unemployment Relief
155
Lonigan 12/10/38 memo: Report on WPA workers as of 12/3/38
155: 228
Unemployment Relief
160
WPA: Lonigan report 1/14/39
160: 63
WPA statements showing estimated employment
in June 1939 under deficiency appns. of
$725 million 1/16/39
103
Unemployment Relief
Parran me mo on proposed nutrition committee
181
1/20/39
161: 113
Lonigan report on WPA workers 1/21/39
220
164
Unemployment Relief
Lonigan report 2/11/39
164: 216
Unemployment Relief
Plen now under consideration by Agriculture
168
with regard to surplus commidities,
the first one of which HMJr approves
3/9/39
168: 272
menylay
Agricultures
169
Food Stamp Plan:
a) Wallace's remarks before Conf meeting
of the Food and Grocery/Committee,
Washington, D. C. 3/13/39
169: 18
b) Plans for experimental ** program
of surplus announced
3/13/39
distribution
24
(Summary of Food Stamp Plan)
c) Proposed plan for distributing
surplus commodities to needy persons
through normal wholesale and retail
channels of trade 3/13/39
29
Unemployment Relief
76
Lonigan report on decrease of WPA workers
4/8/39
176: 305
Agriculture. humpl. Relief
1.92
Food Stamp Plan: Reaction of experiment in Rochester
5/25/39
192: 44-A
Unemployment Relief
192
WPA: Lonigan memo recommending
(a) that all relief appts. be removed;
(b) preference be given to men and women
over 45
5/31/39
192: 211
Food Stamp Plan: Reaction of experiment in Rochester
5/25/39
44-A
Unemployment Relief
198
WPA Act of 1939 proposing allocation of $125 million
for loans and grants for non-Fed. public works:
FDR's 6/21/39 letter to Byrnes expressing disapproval
198: 93,
133
-lining layment Relief
204
Propossible ; Food Stamps Plann
HMJr tells Haas Wallace will have Milo Perkins
get in touch with Net Treas. on program
7/19/39
204: as
a) For conversation with Wallace,
85
see page 100
Lonigan memo suggesting trip to Texas and Utah
7/20/39
134
Stamp Plan:
Perkins resume of system now operating in
Rochester, Dayton, and Seattle; XEW to start
in Birmingham, Ala., August 1
7/20/39
141
Relief
Stamp Plant Resume in Albany, Rochester, Dayton,
205
and Seattle, May 20 thru July 15
205: 159
Self-Help Cooperatives: Lonigan memo on plans for
visiting about 100 exchanges throughout West
7/28/39
250
a) HMJr and Harrington discuss 7/31/39
266
Hans memo on situation for wk. ending 7/29/39
291
Agriculture uningl Relief
Food Stamp Plan: summary of Perkins' (Milo) speech
221
giving resume of operations 11/1/39
221: 21
)
Unemployment Relief
233
WPA:Haas memo showing increase of employed persons
1/2/40; 1/8/40
233: 40;
433
Unemployment Relief
245
WPA: Increase of employees from 2.306 million to
2.319 during wk. from Feb. 14 to Feb. 21
245: 100
Unemployment Relief
278
WPA: Report for wk. ending 6/19/40
278: 31
Unemployment Relief
WPA: Report shows decline of 48,000 for wk. and
280
259,000 since end of May - 7/8/40 280: 109
a) HMJr suggests good publicity for this 259
Unemployment Relief
WPA: Unemployment decrease of 55,000, wk. ending
283
July 3, 1940
283: 95
Unemployment Relief
285
WPA: Report shows slight increase in employment
7/23/40
285: 381
Unemployment Relief
WPA: Employment increase of 30,000 persons reported
8/5/40
289: 29
289
Unemployment Relief
304
WPA report
9/9/40
304: 76
Unemployment Relief
WPA report: Employment decline of 2000 persons
306
during wk. ending Sept. 4, 1940
306: 105
Unemployment Relief
307
WPA report: Decrease of 3000 from previous week
9/23/40
307: 356
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 9/25/40
319: 234
319
Unemployment Relief
321
WPA report 10/14/40
321: 261
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 10/9/40
324: 9
324
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 10/16/40
325: 325 233
Unemployment Relief
334
WPA report
12/2/40
334: 148
Unemployment Relief
WPA report
12/16/40
340: 141
340
Unemployment Relief
345
WPA report for wk. ending 12/25/40
345: 118
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 1/1/41
34347
I
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 1/8/41
349: 321
349
Unemployment Relief
371
WPA report for wk. ending 1/29/41
371: 107
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 2/5/41
373: 194
373
Unemployment Relief
378
WPA report for wk. ending 2/19/41
378: 201
Unemployment Relief
WPA report for wk. ending 2/26/41
380
3/10/41
380: 308
I
:
Unemployment Relief
Natl. Health Survey: possible lay-offs may cause 74
trouble, so Miss Roche reports to 9:30 group
6/28/37
74: 88
Unemployment Relief
77
FDR's memo to Hopkins stating that, since no
additional funds will be made available for
relief or work relief during fiscal yr. 1938
under provisions of Emergency Relief Appns. Act/
of 1937, be (FDR) is reserving $1,300,000,000;
breakdown by quarters given 7/1/37
77:101
Unemployment Relief
See WPA
99
Unemployment Relief
Conf.; present: HMJr, Haas, White, Seltzer, Daggit, 100
Miss Lonigan
12/6/37
100: 355
a) Proposed Mitchell study discussed
Unemployment Relief
See also Business Conditions
101
"
" Gt. Britain: Unemployment
Col. Harrington gives HMJr statistics for wk. ending
12 Dec. 4th - 12/7/37
is 101: 27,32,97,
177
Lonigan memo on Boston visit 12/7/37
34
a) Changes in employment in New England
41
b) Indexes of employment (manufacturing)
in New England
44
HMJr and Bell discuss proposed schedule for
employment on WPA work projects, together with
amt. of money available 12/7/37
59
HMJr tells 9:30 group Hopkins, too, . is worried
that states will not be ready "to pay unemployment
money in January" 12/9/37
115
*
* a) Conf.; present: HMJr, Bell, McReynolds, Bartelt,
Collins, G. F. Allen; Altmeyer, Wagenet, and
Banning (Soc. Sec. Bd.) 12/10/37
101: 199
2 Unemployment Relief
101
Hopkins and HMJr again confer on future program
12/8/37
101: 174
a) CCC camps discussed; Hopkins fearful of
Fechner's "tremendous political drag"
Outline of procedure in uncontested claims for
benefits for total unemployment 12/10/37
187
Newspaper stories based on Hopkins' statements
at press conf. 12/9/37
201
Conf.; present: HMJr, Col. Harrington, Ross
(Harry Hopkins at Mayo Brothers) 12/13/37
310
Unemployment Relief
HMJr tells 9:30 group Col. Harrington's explanation?
of newspaper announcement that 350,000 more people
are being put to work 12/14/37
102: 20
a) Hopkins dines with HMJr; tells HMJr he
understands $1 billion 3 is available;
hopes to work out way to put 250,000 to
500,000 more people to work by reducing
amount to be paid per month
b) HMJr now thinks publicity eventually
released was ready before Hopkins came
to dinner; asks Gaston to check
c) Harrington explained to HMJr manner in which
he arrived at the 350,000 figure: "There's
80 much percentage of unskilled labor -
so much of skilled labor - and so much
in between; we will simply take this percentage
2 Unemployment Relief
102
and increase the unskilled labor part, which
automatically adds about 350,000 persons";
HMJr considers this absolutely dishonest
Miss Lonigan asked to visit Michigan before Christmas
and Texas directly after - 12/15/37
102: 91
Employment on WPA projects, by state -
U.S. and Territories - 12/4/37 and 12/11/37 133
103
Unemployment Relief
Keene
Conf.; present: HMJr, Bell and Hings (Bur. of Budget),
Col. Harrington and Ross (WPA) 12/17/37 103: 1
a)
Budget reports *Total in process of being
transferred to the 1937 fund or already in
the 1937 fund, $96,399 $36,600,000); also
$30,000,000 showns in Treas. status reports
as unobligated balances that are not being
continued under allocations in the 1935 and
1936 Act $30,000,000, however, will not be
available until April"
b) Bell Explains $1 billion 3 fund
as allocated by FDR: 1st quarter, $350 million
2nd, $300 million, 3rd, $300 mil.,4th 250 Mil;
2 Unemployment Relief
103
plus a reserve of $100 million for unforeseen
contingencies
c) Col Harrington admits never having seen this letter
of allocation by FDR
d) HMJr: ISince it's obvious the Budget is working on
the $2,600,000,000 10,000 basis
$1 billion 2
$k,000,000,000
he feels Harrington should absolutely be controlled
by FDR's letter; he will recommend to FDR thathe
put in writing that the third quarterly payment
come within the $1 billion 3 and Bell says he is
in accord on that
e) HMJr tells Ross he has the definite impression that
they don't read letters written them by the the
Pres. of the U.S.
3 Unemployment Relief
103
f) Copies of letters from FDR dated July 1
and July 27, 1937
103:
15,17
WPA employment and obligations 12/18/37
81
Conf.; present: HMJr, Bell, Keene, Harrington,
and Ross 12/20/37
138
a) FDR's letter, dated 12/20/37, considered
(page 144)
Harrington reports unemployment figures
for the wk. ending 12/18/37 were 1,588,985 315,
an increase of - over prev. wk.
224
30,626
12/21/38
Unemployment Relief
$4 Billion 8 Fund: see Budget
3
Unemployment Relief
105
Harrington memo concerning present situation and
estimated expenditures, exclusive of work programs,
for first 6 mos. of 1938
1/10/38
105: 273
Unemployment Relief
See Public Health
107
Employment on WPA projects, by state -
U.S.A and Territories - wks. ending
Jan. 15 and Jan. 22, 1938
107: 51
Unemployment Relief
N.Y.
HMJr talks to Aubrey Wms. about Times story
108
quoting Wms. as saving rolls have increased
to $2 million 2/2/38
108: 142
a) Conf. concerning article; present:
HMJr, Bell, Wms. 2/2/38
167
Wms., with FDR, "Soncerning starving people in Toledo";
HMJr called in, and he quotes interview to Bell
2/2/38
Press conf. with regard to Wms. new estimates
213
2/3/38
290
Unemployment Relief
See Business Conditions
109
Conf.; present: HMJr. Pell, Wms. and Rose
2/8/38
109: 40
a) HMJr says FDR "wants to get down to
community cases"; Birmingham, San
Francisco, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit,
St. Louis, etc., discussed
b) Revised estimates of WPA employment
and obligations
61
c) floor Table showing "general relief
in selected 000 urban areas with population
of 100,or more, as of Dec., 1937"
prepared by Soc. Sec. Bd.
63
2 Unemployment Relief
Estimated number of destitute families
109
not receiving aid in 16 of the cotton,
mountain, and drought counties
103: 69
Unemployment and relief needs in Cleveland,
St. Louis, Pittsburgh, and Craighead County,
Arkansas
70
FDR and HMJr confer on relief 2/8/38
77
a) Bell memo on conf. with FDR concerning
question of additional funds for relief
purposes for balance of present fiscal yr. 78
1) HMJr describes conf. to Gaston,
Hana, and White 2/9/38
146
Additional $250 million for WPA for relief
to be requested of Congress by White House:
HMJr discusses with Eccles, Ransom, Davis,
Taylor, and Upham 2/9/38
136
3 Unemployment Relief
109
HMJr's testimony before Congress in support
of additional appropriation reviewed by
Gaston, Lochhead White
HMJr,
2/9/38
109: 150
Conf. with FDR; present:/Sens. Glass and
Barkley, Congressmen Taylor and Rayburn.
Wms., Bell 2/9/38
157
Public Health memo on conditions #at exist
among migratory agricultural laborers in
Calif.
205
FDR's letter to Speaker of House requesting
supplemental appn. of $250 million to carry
WPA through 6/30/38
2/10/38
255
Unemployment Relief
110
FDR tells HMJr he wants to combine home relief
with work relief in cities like Cleveland
where the Fed. Govt. knows they do not have
enough funds to take care of the need situation
2/12/38
110: 15
a) HMJr tells Bell Fed. Govt. probably
does not have legal right and so FDR
wants this corrected
b) HMJr explains FDR's wishes to Aubrey Wms.
who expresses amazement
Conf.; present: HMJr, Wms., Ross, Bell, Gaston;
HMJr tells Wms. he wants him present at
.
testimony on Hill 2/12/38
23
see Housing also
Unemployment Relief
Conf. See also present! Sousing MJr, Wms., Harrington, Bell 111
2/16/38
111: 71
a) Increasing employment by 1 million
people discussed
b) Harrington repeats WPA has sufficient
projects without going into housing
c) "Normal function of the municipality"
and the right of the Fed. Govt. to
step in discussed
Unemployment Relief
Ross memo on decline in private employment
114
3/8/38
114: 75
Unemployment Relief
115
WPA memo showing preliminary results of study,
indicating high rate of turnover 3/17/38
115: XXI 331
Unemployment Relief
Progress report from WPA
117
3/31/38
117: 459
Unemployment Relief
Ross See also June Condition4/5/38
118
118: 168
Conf. with FDR; present: Senators Barkley, Glass, Syxus
Byrnes, and McKellar; Congressmen Reyburn, Taylor,
Bell Cannon, and 4/11/38 Woodrum; HMJr, Hopkins, James Roosevelt,
A
a) Wallace tells HMJr later that James Roosevelt 296
has just told him that another $300 million
has been added to the $1,250,000,000
4/11/38
316
Unemployment Relief
See Social Securi ty Bd.
119
Unemployment Relief
120
Employment figures
4/20/38
120: 53
Unemployment Relief
121
WPA employment for wk. ending 4/23/38
121: 168
123
Unemployment Relief
Proposed draft of telegram to FDR on relief appn.
and Treas. accounting therefor discussed by HMJr,
McReynclds, Bell, Bartelt, and Gaston 5/5/38
123: 343
a) For message, see p. 345
b) FDR's answer transmitted thru James Roosevelt
347
(later joined by McReynolds, White, Hans,
Gaston, and Taylor)
HMJr and Bell/discuss further Treas. accounting
of WPA appns. 5/9/38
124: 1,12,
a) Relationship between, Ickes and Hopkins 15
discussed: also attitude toward
Ickes
b) HMJr considering complete change of plan:
124
giving FDR $2 billion with no strings and no
time limit "thus wiping entire Ickes situation
off the slatel and ending competition between
Ickes and Hopkins"
c) Committee set-up to be recommended by HMJr
d) HMJr again asks to see FDR before FDR nees
Congressional leaders
e) FDR-HMJr conversation
15
f) Bell's invitation to White House conf.;
HMJr does not wish to be present
21,22
2 Unemployment Relief
124
White House conf.; present: FDR, Bell, Taylor,
Woodrum, Rayburn 5/9/38
124: 23
(Bell memo)
a) Hopkins' note transmitting Gill's memo
on proposed bill
26
FDR and HMJr discuss proposal to consolidate all
funds for relief under one agency under
direction of FDR 5/9/38
28
a) II FDR suggests that HMJr see
Sen. Byrnes; Bell memo of meeting
28
1) Byrnes favorable; suggests
no change in House bill -
change to be incorporated in
Senate bill
3
hungraply meet Rcl.
Conf.: present: HMJr. Bell, McReynolds, Gaston
124
5/9/38
124: 33
a) HMJr tells Bell "Pres. is about 804 sold on
changing quota programs
HMJr gives resume to staff 5/10/38
103
Employment for wk. ending 5/7/38
130
FDR signature approves letter/which Carter HMJr Blass and
Bell are to sign 5/12/38
346
a) For first drafts, see page 348
Relief
124
HMJr's letter to FDR concerning direct relief BRILK
situation, especially in such mid-western cities
as Cleveland, Detroit, and Chicago 5/12/38
354
a) 5/12/38 Situation discussed by 9:30 group
315
5
meng! Relief
124
Conf.: present: HMJr. Oliphant, Bell, White,
Hans, Gaston, and Lonigan 5/12/38
124: 362
a) HMJr reports on conference with II FDR on
Cleveland situation
1) HMJr-Gill conversation
374
2)at Excerpts from Cleveland newspapers
382
3 #) HMJr tells Vallace of conversation with
FDR 5/12/38
385
4a) HMJr asks Dr. Olesen (Public Health) for
info. on number of people on direct relief
in Cleveland 5/13/38
388,
So) Further discussion at 9:30 meeting
420
5/13/38
392
6m hungl. Ril.
Conf. present: FDR, HMJr. Wallace and Hopkins
124
5/13/38
124: 452
a) Hopkine opposes allocation of any money
for direct relief
456
Gaston resume of Cleveland newspapers
c) Surplus Commodity Corp. purchases
458
d) Bell memo on funds available under
Section 32 of the AAA Act
467
e) Gill memo on relief situation in
Cleveland, Detroit, Toledo, Flint,
and Chicago
472
f) Olesen memo of number of persons on
direct relief and cost thereof in
Flint, Chicago, Detroit. Toledo
479
A-1
125
Unemployment Relief
HMJr asks Wallace about progress of plans
for Cleveland, etc. 5/16/38
125: 34
a) HMJr does not approve destruction of
commodities
b) Hopkins says there is starvation in
17 Southern states, just as there is in
Cleveland
Parran consulted about undernourishment
throughout country 5/16/38
35,166
Surplus Commodities Corp. (Federal): Outline of
organization, etc.
69
Unemployment Relief
125
Wallace letter stating that distribution of wheet
flour to Cieveland, Toledo, Chicago, etc.,
will begin 5/18/38
125:164
a) HMJr's acknowledgment
Chicago relief si tuation:
163
a) Herald Tribune article: "Chicago halts cash
relief; 91,000 put on short rations"
326
b) Gaston memo
327
Babcock (H. E. ) consulted about surplus crops
5/19/38
339
Hopkins tells HMJr of conf. with FDR concerning
item in relief bill that up to $50 million
can be spent for direct relief
5/23/38
yrs. FDR and HMJr discuss dituation
427
5/23/38
466
B
Unemployment Relief
125
Glass letter:
Conf. to discuss; present: HMJr, Oliphant,
BartMt, Haas, Gaston 5/16/38
125: 43
a) For drafts, see pages 45.47
b) Conversation with Glass
50
Conf. with Hopkins; present: HMJr. Gaston,
Oliphant, Bell, White, Foley 5/16/38 52
a) Discussion at 9:30 meeting 5/17/38 142
Relief Appn.x
Treas. people on relief rolls discussed by HMJr
at 9:30 meeting 5/19/38
228
A
Unemployment Relief
and relief";
126
Conf. in re "surplus crope present: HMJr,
Hans, Miss Lonigen. Myers, Babcock
5/24/38
126: 14
Copy of Tapp (Fed. Surplus Commodities Corp.)
name sent by HMJr to Mrs. FDR 5/24/38
32
a) Statistics show femily of 3 or 4 persons
given only 6 lbs. of dry ekima milk per
Memo b PY Iven month HMJr by ************* Ed Babcock on
wheat
5/24/38
39
Lonigan report covering trip to Cleveland, Toledo
Detroit
5/24/38
63,
12
Parran memo on a "dietary deficiencies and food
consumption" 5/25/38
128
a) Charts
A
Unemployment Relief
125
Parran memo on success of conf. with Babcock
5/25/38
126: 160
Conf. in re "surplus crops and relief"; present:
HMJr, Haas, and Miss Lonigan 5/25/38
170
a) Discussion with Veach (State Dept.)
reported 5/28/28
Conf. concerning disposition of agricultural
surpluses; present: HMJr, Gaston, Oliphant, White,
Lonigan, Haas, Wallace, Hopkins, Tapp (Fed.
Surplus Commodities Corp.) 5/27/38
257
a) Haas memo: "Tentative proposals for
removing wheat surplus"
266
A-3 Unemployment Relief
125
Lonigan report on surplus commodities shipped into
in Cleveland, etc., from April 1 thru May 27
126: 312,
315
B
Unemployment Relief
126
Treas. beangs on relief rolls again discussed at
9:30 meeting 5/26/38
126: 207
Relief
125
Recovery-Relief Bill
Byrnes tells HMJr he is upset because FDR told
Barkley to introduce amendment meking it impossible
for Govt. to lend any of this money in competition
with private utilities; Tomay Corcoran then tells
FDR Sen. Norris is upset and so FDR tells Barkley
to withdraw amendment; Byrnes feels this makes
Barkley and whole Administration ridiculous
5/25/38
126: 116
Agricultural parity payments up to amt. of
$212 million contained as amendment to
relief bill reported by Senate:
Conf. in Col. Halsey's office; present: Barkley
and Harrison; Rayburn, Cullen, and Cooper;
HMJr, Magill, and Bell 5/25/38
124
C-2
Unemployment Relief
Burlew
1125
Recovery Relief Bill:
Conf.; present:/Mis.,
Mellett, Gaston,
McReynolds 5/31/38
126: 298
a) Letter from FDR to be sent up to Sen. Adams
Urging that "Govt. employment be planned
immediately instead of being deferred to a
time when it may synchronize with an increase
in private employment" discussed
1) Copy of letter
303
2) Letter as revised and approved
by HMJr, Burlew, Wms., and Mellett 310
b) HMJr tells Wms. he will not go up on the Hill
until FDR has signed letter and given
explicit directions 5/31/38
346
hung layment Relief
19
Editorial in Wash. Post 36/36
XII A
Conformer : HmJr, Jr, Miss Roche - Longar 3/3/36
÷ :
")chart : HmJr, Gill, Bell Taylor, Grotin, Missis R.L 36 3/4/96
26-30
shawing maximum # to h imployed n
State WPA projects, Mer.-June;36
XII31 31
Hm d In decides not to SCC FDR prior to 3/5/36 menting
Hopkins tirst
W.H. i month FDR to got what picture the
XII 35
~
meny layment Relief
19
whin House conformer 3/5/36; passed:
FDR, H m Jr, Bill, Hagkins + GII
XII 36-38
) Hm beginning Ir remmands July 1. 1 myt. to handle all alief
11 Hagning A month points all his nen almin. refunces =5 million
. kd Tugmilli are 3 million a
c) * MJ, points 1 and to Date Hogkins has moth gother
has than 1/2 the #4. 1 billion for nlief purposes
3 Relief
19
d, HmJr bugs FDR not to hur and needed "rague
up in the air , wks him to set top l.m.t
in nyt fixcal yr. of 960millind
HmJr again ill ,Bill asked to right on W.H. conforme >/9/361
tr.j Bahamas, then simply reviewed 3/5 conformer
to FDR tolmed for \ hr. on foll wing fushing
** 42
& hung layment Relief
19
Further W.H. confurner 9/15/36 purent FDR, Hogicins,
Gill . Bell (Hm Jr ill)
XII 118-119
Further W.H. anformance FDR, Garmar,
Speaker of Houre, Glass, Robinson -Byrnes, Buchmean-
Bauched, Hugkins, GII - Bill
XII 131-133
FDRs message 3/18/36
,
134
immg begment Relief
20
Hopkins - G'll visit HmJr Ir 4/1/36
XXTA91
4) Runing shat of full si had 1 lage #s must be
Ind amptth off have of Raccation and startul net h
t) Hugkins purposes WPA hgim in allotments hydistricb
Has dist.
only . h quitted to utilize funds on may of in
c) H infroculus mJr musts Bill to know allinggiol changes
Relief
20
d) Hagkins is hill, H m J. he is to unity on nief
hill 4/5/36; that Buchauan will ask about
8 he mount Know must to ansms i H mJr advanced
not 2') having Res. at all
e) are HMJr MKS, by mashles , by states, # of people who
# gething dirct atief
getting WWK K F federal govt and of WPA; also the
3 Uneugbyment Relief
20
Table shaning of familine nairing ad his dint
n/af, f. hystatis, 1435 . 1936 (R)Fib)
*$ 88.59
Table showing of familics or WITHINGA Fusiday ad -all
programs, by states, 1935 , 19361 I the FEB)
# 90991
Rclis
2
HmJr tills FDR m musts to to try Antral studitical
Boad in studying as movery - mint layment framil ByBoten figuros at. FDR in not
nytimed "hats6
Entlemo-astic about Roults 4/13/06
XXI 21
Hm (SEE Sr discusses Pater asticle at 9:30 muching %/wbb % B6
8926-25 astick)
XXI-23-24
HmJr Boad antacts 4/13/26 of R.U . N capeband of curtal Start.
5 31
>
Relief
2:
mJ. shaws F DR chat storing at of home shif
,
YOUR which are stalily risings that there are
still 2 million familin in alief, FDR said there
is smoking wrong - His upsets me me 4/14/06 XXI 147
HMJr also should FDR statument in much
DCKW devied connection with Congressional mor to
approprate 4 lov million to Public WARS
XII 148
I memplayment
Relief Faither
27
HmJr - Hagkins dismoss allocation of
6/16/36 TXVH 30-21
HMJ, + new - Bill discuss cigarliture to -Id funds
of $1.4 25 billion) 4/18/36 1-99-99
FOR nows allotment board FDR, flaw, tigning, Bill
OR HmJr in $ In disappans 6/15/36
111
. mean Injured
Emefaxiy Relief Fabo
27
hmJs rights b FDR hitl Pass than quoting F
nn be your agglicatents aggh sicking grants
only" 6/19/36
XXVH 114-115
Copy of letter to Dears Brg.hy Bill FIFDRi
signature 6/22/56
144-150
Relief
29
Conference at HydeBrik 4/4/36; 1361 i project FDR, HMJr,
Tegmil, Anly Williams, Gil, Ruglis, Reynolds, Buklt, Bill (ags)
Fullaway, Kame (Bigh) Bennett collins (Soil Eros.com) 29:6-8
(Bigt
(BCH mimo)
a) Damaged
c) FDR agns to Hoo million -not 1 datk. to h disbused
b) Funds frupa
hy Trus. will Qcto be
Throughout Relief
29
Pingles mino on field study Rlative to labour
conditions in PWA &WPA a. projects 4/5/36 29:48- 73
Confinme i prosed HmJr, Jr, Gill, Has, miss hargan 8/10/36
29:74-18
FDR instructions to Autny Williams -Rsulting
from surveys (Rupks memo) 8/11/36 29:144
3 Relief
29
suparate states' status, as pagant by
Miss Longan 8/12/36
29:165.169
WPA agreements f- ssand quarter of Vixal 1956
disnessed by FDR - Bill, Bell mine to HMJr 8/12/36
a)FDR memo to Notiment
29:170-171
21.172-182
4
hungby Relief
29
Gill memo to HmJr m method to to
followed in investigating actual need of
had m WPA organ theirs
15% will h found instigible 1/13/36 29:206 M
lmengloyed Rclass. fication considerl mukaf
4,
h.s. Employment Salvice by Gill 81wkb
29:234'
althm5a tills Bill to Proms
5 memployment Relief
29
b) Bill momo on informance
Relief
30
Confirmer to h hill & Hyde Park 5/19/36 30:16
a) Reclassification in ander to put than back
Since into private inlustry to h Dms by 4.5. R agreement
b) Pirsms mugogular will Mc Intyrs & ms R.
Conformer hill at Hyde Park 8/19/363r Hopkins, 30:82-100 .
product FDR, Mm Sr, Puses Bill
a) Hm 3r propard - msult of mimo propard
2 meny largued Relief
30
by Bubh, asst to Prams
(FN mino six 08. 87-96)
b) Higkins 2. 1. hal againsted 111/2 millions in al ance to Robertify to ingiring mengby Promp
alequate funds to instact Employers
c) FDR los Dob not medestand lest Roms, not Hagkins,
ckoifying of
d)FOR asks and anta Jr is min. speech G org.
a he will syplain and ralio has
3 hungleyed Relief
30
quantion is handled
') HMJP suggests good publicity man t Prami; P.
-says suggration muld has to come for FDR
f) Proms rally is Blaing 200,000 men a mmter
9) FDR highs Bill memo anthorizing Rugles to
Dexxo investigate (sup. Tugmill 86) organization - he at Hogicins -
h) $15000 0.0 okil by FDR for Youde Alm.
i) Bill mine on comprime (PP.97-198)
&
hunglayment Relief
30
smft of proposed subclule to h used by investigators
togother nicen restructions sht 1 HmJr LyGill by
5/23/36 30:116-141
Confirmer, HydePark, 8/23/16/gmail FDR, HMJP, 9/24/36
30.114-213
Bcll, Haas , Gaster
30: 14,
a) FDR will amounts 1½ million for labor ricks.
study new - on Laba Day will shoot was
about 2½ millim .to
5 Througlayment Relief
30
Informe in Hm Jis office j present HmJr, Jr, Bill,
Groton, Miss Boohe, Higkins Burn (h.s.
Engl. Survice) 8/24/36
30: 168 -172
1) HmJp - m/ut FDR is only just
a) HmJr rights m Hype Park conformace
by. to know about Emplayment Since -
c) Spuch m Labor Day dismosed (su speech
"thir pault, not H na Jrj
6
hnemployment Relief
30
FDR dirtate x Bill, gp.171-172)
Confirmee m in restigation of relicf rolls
in offore of Mr Gin 7/24/36 great mr Gills
Miss Imigan
30:113
Confinnee in rinv. of n/a/ in Missimiguis offer
8/15/36 i product ms myco(Dinetor of Soc. Resurch, HPA)
- Mill Imigan
30:251-254
1
30
Relief
Confirme: Gill, Fulloway (xp Bill) Lorigan . Head
6) HmJp . Gill 9 not ages - not of
5/26/2 30. 298-301
" wult; decide to anout Hognins X have
6) special tablulation table in attached \ CARS having WPA
Conforme: HmJ, me Kb by Has, miss hongais 8/26/620:303- 8/26/6 2.4
in 13 citis During There 1936
a) miss Imigan states study:
Through Relief of
30
1. will not apr HmJr aquid info.
2. no justification popul not of 383,000
3. Lid to svime criticion of Transay -
groups sing
hphaver melbo stating Pumms of U.S.E.S. ments
only law firm - grow th ,no mushaming, no hurry
8/27/36 30: 315
9
hung Relief
30
Rans anforme will Hm Jr Jr; ; also green hyhares - Gaston
2l Labor above - Mai Roche Holt
(Gutm mino)
30:316-315
Day speech m mong byment
a) ml by Prom in H MIS office 9/23/35 30:319-216
1) " M resulted by thoms
30:327-335
memployment Relief
31
Longan meun that Hapkins is planing to siletrack
>
WPA hfs Feb. h/m within Maches creat iglans
to untol h.S. E.S, umupl. insurance,
anotal of mages, have - child labor" 9/4/36 31:92 92-100 100
hnewy layment Rclief
32
Mcdical can for families w R of in mught asas
a)Dismend a 9: so metring
9111 136 32:00 143-147
1) Rock mumo
148-149
32:78
Gill girs % of funds antributed 4 10 cal communities
to shif 9/14/36
202-206 206
32: -
nicity Illinois : Rsume of Longan visit
207-217
32:36 Ab 32:
32
2 manyloyment Relief
HmJr ,Gill, M.R. -Bill and 9/16/36 32: 237-242 :57-64
a) Allocations 1 July1- Signa Tre31
b) no mm notil 4Pm The 31
Projects in yes of class' fication limitations Bill-
G'll Subtim for approved of Discussed 9/17/36 - 314-320
HmJn opposed
"mercy Ingment Relief
33
summary of unditions in nycity 9/18/36
XXXIII 1-8
e
42
*
mung lagment Relief
33
See humpl. Relief
Gill k the to H mJr stating the 3 Int. Rev.
studies cannot h further combined 9/19/36 33:
29
#: a
Billi mimo to FDR aming MBA's plans to
by .00 thousands in Oct. 9/24/36 38: 143-145
a) FDR this Bill to till Gill not to lay off
anybody . to tird the money
WPA
Relief
33
1) Hm Jr hils Bill Truny has ustainly
kept faire mill FDR
1) HmJ, hills Bell hi 2; agnis completely n when
Longan ming and WPA is : Hying to full Tras.
in a hole"
talls 9:20 1"
# 1 13 000 payk in wect: 1/30/16 32:179
35
WPA Relief
36
Conformer : HmJr, H Gill, Bcl , McR. 9/30/16
32.784
36:109-112
Relief
38
HmJ, J. informs mcdntyrs officially that Gill has
Ind off 9,000 Brams , ROKS ML 1.b MIFDR hll
38:36
) Telephone consention with Gill
3mg
1) Confirmed I Hm Jr, Ir Ho frins, Gill - -Bc117,66 38:07-40
38:133-138 32:32-35
2 Unemployment Relief
38
Bell reads ***** proposed memo to FDR 10/8/36
38: 193-194
a)
Suggests designated sum be allocated
to WPA, broken down by states, for
projects covered by:
7f) Assistance for educa tion/ professional,
and clerical persons,
78) Women's projects"
FDR tells HMJr to explain to Hopkins "if he
allocates, for example, $2 million to Chicago
through Ickes and Hopkins is already spending
$10 million in Chicago, he wants Hopkins to
spend only 810 million minus $2 million
allocated to Ickes, or $8 million"; plan
to be followed in every community where
3 Unemployment Relief
money is allocated to Ickes 10/8/36 38: 286
3
38
A Throughout by Relief
Resume additional of WPA funds in imaction wills Gill request
to 1202.7 million gives is Bell meens to FPR") liolse
(Gill "quest m p.339)
33:25-16
38:387-385
") FDR allocation 15 millim
as suggrott by Bill 10/12/36 33.98.59
38:390-391
hmeroployment Relief.
41
Lonigan memo showing cypend.ture of
Filed funds by FERA-WPA in supt 1406
in 46 states than you ago
33 235 my
40:60-62
Relief
46
Lonigan map shawing state having highest But
capita regurd.ture in Syt.
"Y20/36 46:23-25
honigness charls. + tables shaning parent status of
Blief. . mifar programs
46:26-39
"1-136 11167-50
Conformer : HmJr, Anlay Williams, Ross (Frome officer WPA),
Bill - me Reynolds "1/24/36 34-116-126 126
46: 169-179
2 meny loyment Relief
43
a) 250,000 Dranged from to h supped
r W PA wills 1 125,000 of mlum -'M
med nlief
1. table showing 787 time I.mit of
agations modes parent fuld
2. Analysis of WBA funds
3. Employment quotas . bulgets protect WPA programs
3 meny lugment R.f
46
2l confirmer : H m Se, Williams, Ross, Bill &
McReynolds 11/25/36
46: 215-217
31:143 115
a) Williams states MPA plans r reducing
org valiters
1
livery layment actimof Relief
47
anfirme m, E yourtin Cm. of the mayors Conformace
4 Ross HmJr, Bell, Has M.D. Long MM klog. M.R., William
& fNPA
12/4/36
47:133-142
35
")Hhur thinks plans for reduction too 47:143 Dustice .
so informed FOR
t) Hm H Sp Dismon mile Garmer
47.177
meny! Relief
47
/
c) HmJr Jr tills mc Intyre who 6 mmiles (5) the to willed to wash
to Bell 12/5/56
47:177
d) Groton mimo NT Associated Pass story
"WPA prines Blan to payroll with Trus. Sixlers
upistunce of # 87 millim afrome nlicf fuls 12/5/136
471191-192 20:34
Relief
47
FOR teligraghs to mc Inty's "too Dastic with
not to h make, informatly in cities". conf. in Cabiet
Rom, W. H.: tigned 1+m m Jr, me "Datyn. Hagnis, Bill
MCR. 12/8/36
25.78 84
47:283-289
a)Relince : Hagk is grains Gut will continue by
make n/af program
35.00.86 290-241
& "hrempl. Relief
47
a) -
1. HMJr Jr discusses mith Garual 12/4/36 47:345-
146
meny Injurent Relief
40
(mf. mine FDR comming all \ funds for
WPA T R.A. t 2/1- 1),, 137 informat:
FOR, Hm Jr, Wallace, Ickw, Hugkins, Tugmll,
Bill "1/29/36
49:306-314
361205
a) further is wasion in HmJri office 36-211-220
49: 311-330
49
largment Relief
Longues wf. with Hagkins agartul b Hm Jr
12/30/36
anf. will FDR i passed FDR, Hm Sr, 44:351-352 Wallace
of Bill 11/30/36 (Bill mann) 36-234-236
a) Wallau mmo OFDR mills import to what 156-155 -
sugar 12/30/36
355-360 358- 360
3 hnemployment Relief
Imagan table showing unexpunded balance
10/31/36 11/10/36 77/12/16 ; also funds available
balances for use 4 W PA not is 12/10/36 incl. in may peuld
36.247-231
49:378-382
Unemployment Relief
51
Conf. at HMJr's home; present: Secy. Wallace
and Baldwin, (Agriculture), Hopkins and Gill (WPA),
D. W. Bell (Budget), McReynolds - 1/3/37
51: 2-4
a) Wallace states his problem with respect
to relief funds
b) At close of congerence , HMJr phones FDR
his recommendation to request Congress
for additional appropriation of $790 million
for expenditure prior to July 1, 1937;
HMJr explains this includes only $70 million
for Wallace; FDR approves HMJr's recommendation
c) Tugwell's figures used as basis of discussion
5-9
d) Wallace points out to HMJr relationship
between Tugwell's figures and his own
figures used in conf.
10-12
2 Unemployment Relief
Lonigan memos on:
51
1) Reemployment and new industries
2) The low-rent housing industry-
1/8/37
51: 125-129
Census of population Lukin and employment
recommended by chmn. of committee on
an unemployment census 1/11/37
167-171
Miss Lonigan reports error in information
furnished on Fed. expenditures in drought
area 1/14/37
373
54
Unemployment Relief
Lonigan cables showing expenditures from Fed. funds
only for relief and welfare, July, 1935, through
Sept. Dia 19,1999, 19362/10/37
54: 310
Lonigan report of unemployment in D. C.
2/13/37
314
HMJr asks FDR for permission to release once
a month total figures of those feceiving
Govt. checks; FDR to Hepkins
agrees, subject to Hopkins OK 2/9/37
304
a) HMJr discusses with Hopkins; asks Hopkins
to see Miss Lonigan 2/9/37
317
Unemployment Relief
56
Hopkins reports on plan to transfer 25,000 non-relief
and administrative employees out of WP* prior . to
Jan. 1; 2/27/37
56: 401
a) Report (August, '36, to Jan., '37) shows
that 1999 6000 administrative employees
and nearly 29,000 non-relief workers have
been dropped
Unemployment Relief
58
HMJr reports on conf. with Govs. at White House
3/6/37
58: 249,250
255
Hopkins asks HMJr (1) should he (Hopkins) make
2nd appt, for Governors with FDR; HMJr. says "no";
(2) should he make an appt. with Leas Lehman as
spokesman; HMJr does not see how FDR can Refuse
this 3/6/37
279
HMJr tells 9:30 group about conf. with 6 Govs.
at White House 3/8/37
311
a) HMJr tells group that Hopkins asked him,
on a personal basis, for advice as to whether
he should tell the Govs. that he would or would
not stop cutting his relief rolls at this time;
HMJr tells him that it's his problem