Economic Life of Soviet Russia; Germany Enters The Third Reich

uahoover Inventory of the Calvin Bryce Hoover Papers, 1922-1970 Processed by: Unknown; machine-readable finding aid created by: Linda Daniel University ArchivesDuke University

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Descriptive Summary Calvin Bryce Hoover Papers, 1922-1970 Hoover, Calvin B. (Calvin Bryce), 1897- 41.5 Linear Feet, 40,000 Items University Archives, Duke University For current information on the location of these materials, please consult University Archives, Duke University. Calvin Bryce Hoover (1897-1974) was an economist, a scholar, and a leader in public service. A member of the Duke faculty from 1925 until his retirement in 1966, Hoover served as chairman of the Department of Economics from 1937-1957, and Dean of the Graduate School from 1938-1948. Hoover is widely accepted as the founder of the field of comparative economics. Materials include correspondence, departmental files, reports, photographs, sound recordings, books, articles, clippings, scrapbooks, date books, and other printed materials. Major subjects of the collection are the economic conditions in the Soviet Union, Germany, and the United States in the 20th century; the administration of an academic department during wartime; Soviet economic policy; Soviet politics and government; the formation of New Deal agricultural policies in the South; and the Office of Strategic Services. English, German, and Russian. Administrative Information Access Restrictions

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Provenance

The Calvin Bryce Hoover Papers were received by the University Archives as a transfer in 1973 (A73-2), 1974 (A74-4), 1986, and 1988 (A88-8).

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Biographical Note

Calvin Bryce Hoover (1897-1974) was an economist, a scholar, and a leader in public service. A member of the Duke faculty from 1925 until his retirement in 1966, Hoover served as chairman of the Department of Economics from 1937-1957, and Dean of the Graduate School from 1938-1948.

Hoover was born in Berwick, Illinois on April 14, 1897. He attended Monmouth College, but his student days were interrupted by World War I. Hoover belonged to the 123rd Field Artillery Regiment, U.S. Army, American Expeditionary Forces, and fought at the battles of St. Mihiel and Meuse Argonne. As a corporal, Hoover left the Army and graduated from Monmouth College in 1922. After a brief stint of farming, Hoover decided on an academic career and received his Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin in 1926. He also received Litt.D. degrees from Columbia University and Monmouth College, and a Doctor of Laws degree from Case Western Reserve University.

Hoover came to Duke in 1925 and remained until his retirement in 1966. He was assistant professor (1925-1927), professor of economics (1927-1950), James B. Duke Professor of Economics (1950-1967), and chairman of the Department of Economics and Business Administration (1937-1957).

From 1920 through 1958, Hoover studied, taught and undertook research in the Soviet Union, Germany, Italy, France, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Sweden, and Norway. His long history of government service began in 1933 when he became economic advisor to the Department of Agriculture. During World War II, Hoover was an Office of Strategic Services official for Northern Europe and Poland, and oversaw the invasion of Germany from those areas for the O.S.S.

After the war, as chairman of the German Standard of Living Board and advisor to General Lucius Clay, Hoover prepared the Hoover Report, which established Germany's postwar level of production. He was an active participant in the implementation of the Marshall Plan, and the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development. In 1947, Hoover was awarded the Medal of Freedom.

Professionally, Hoover was a member of the Southern Economic Association, the American Economic Association, the Association for Comparative Economics. He was a fellow of the Royal Economic Society. Hoover served as President of the S.E.A. in 1937 and of the A.E.A. in 1953, the first Southerner so honored. In 1965, Hoover was awarded the A.E.A. Distinguished Fellow Award. His publications were prodigious, with eight books to his credit and one hundred articles.

His books include: Economic Life of Soviet Russia; Germany Enters The Third Reich; Dictators and Democracies; International Trade and Domestic Employment; Economic Resources and Policies of the South; and The Economy, Liberty, and the State. His autobiography, Memoirs of Capitalism, Communism and Nazism, was published in 1965. He contributed numerous articles to newspapers, magazines and professional journals.

Hoover served as President of the American Economic Association (the first Southerner to attain that distinction), the Comparative Economics Association, and the Southern Economic Association; and was elected a Fellow of the Royal Economic Society. Hoover is widely accepted as the founder of the field of comparative economics. Socially, Hoover was a member of several prestigious clubs, including the Century Club of New York, the Cosmos Club and Gridiron Club, both of Washington, D.C., the Watauga Club of North Carolina, and the Newcomen Society and Question Club of Duke University.

Hoover married Faith Miriam Sprole in 1919. They had two daughters, Carol Faith and Sylvia Joan. Hoover retired from Duke University in 1966 and died in 1974.

Parts of the Biographical Note were adapted from Calvin Bryce Hoover, http://www.econ.duke.edu/History/Hoover/hoover.html

Collection Overview

The Calvin Bryce Hoover papers span the years 1922-1970, with the bulk falling between 1929 and 1968. The collection is arranged into nine series: Correspondence; Writings; Academic Materials; Professional Associations; Government Service; Subject Files; Audio-Visual Material; Personal; and Printed Material. The collection includes correspondence, departmental files, reports, photographs, sound recordings, books, articles, clippings, scrapbooks, date books, and other printed materials.

The first series, Correspondence, contains mostly academic or professional correspondence. The correspondence is arranged alphabetically, except for Box 27 which contains correspondence from or about the National Planning Association. It is important to note that Hoover tended to file his correspondence by subject, rather than by correspondent. As such, a file labeled "John Doe" may not necessarily contain correspondence written by "John Doe," but may include correspondence about "John Doe."

The second series, Writings, includes copies of Hoover's publications, unpublished material, addresses, drafts, notes, publication agreements, and correspondence. The third series, Academic Material, includes departmental files, course files, and other materials associated largely with Hoover's work at Duke University. The series includes material about the Economics Dept., professors, courses taught by Hoover, correspondence, theses, and other files. The fourth series, Professional Associations, includes files on the American Economic Association, the Southern Economic Association, and the Ford Foundation.

The fifth series, Government Service, includes general subject files, files on war agencies, the Committee for Economic Development, and the Council on Foreign Relations, the Economic Cooperation Administration, and correspondence. The sixth series, Subject Files, includes general topical files. The seventh series, Audio-Visual Material, includes photographs and audio reels. The eighth series, Personal, includes Hoover's personal school papers, souvenirs, and personal papers belonging to Hoover's wife, Faith.

The ninth series, Printed Material, includes publications not authored by Hoover. There are a fair number of these in German and Russian.

This collection contains materials that would lend itself to many areas of research interests. Of note is the material pertaining to the Office of Strategic Services (O.S.S.) which offers a unique picture of the work of the O.S.S. in Scandinavia, the Chief of Mission in Stockholm, Hoover's administrative style and means of controlling this operation, his philosophy of intelligence, and many day to day details of the profession of espionage.

Other topics of interest include the administration of an academic department during wartime, Soviet economic data and collection techniques of the 1930s, the formation of New Deal agricultural policies, and the development of the American foreign aid program.

Subject Headings

These and related materials may be accessed under the following subject headings in the Duke University Libraries online catalog.

Communism--Soviet Union. Comparative economics. Duke University. Dept. of Economics. Duke University--Faculty. Duke University. Graduate School. Economics. Economics--History. Economics--Study and teaching (Higher)--United States. Economists--Correspondence. Economists--United States. Germany--Politics and government--1933-1945. Germany--Economic conditions--1918-1945. Hoover, Calvin B. (Calvin Bryce), 1897- Reconstruction (1939-1951)--Europe. Southern States--Economic conditions--1918- Soviet Union--Economic policy. Soviet Union--Economic conditions. Soviet Union--Politics and government. United States--Economic policy. United States. Office of Strategic Services. World War, 1939-1945--Economic aspects. Clippings. Photographs. Scrapbooks. Sound recordings. Contents of Collection General Correspondence 1A (miscellaneous), 1928-1952 A (miscellaneous), 1953-1966 Abert, James G. Acheson, Dean, 1946-1966 Agriculture, Dept. of, 1947-1957 Allen, Clark Lee, 1944-1959 Alt, Richard M., 1951-1952 Alumni (Dept. of Alumni Affairs), 1966 American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1952-1953 American Academy of Political and Social Sciences, 1946-1950 American Assembly, Registration, 1964 American Association of University Professors, 1966 American Farm and Economic Association, 1939-1954 American Federation of Labor, 1958 American Philosophical Society, 1954-1955 American Telephone and Telegraph Co., 1966 Amiotte, Madame Victor, 1937-1957 2Appalachian State Teachers College Institute, 1964 Arizona Trip (Dr. Richard Harvill), 1957-1959 Arkansas State College, 1964-1965 Armstrong, Hamilton Fish, 1944-1958 Arts Council Ashbrook, Arthur G., Jr., 1947-1961 Ashburn, Karl E., 1930-1967 Association for Comparative Economics, 1965-1966 Australian Wool, 1960 Author, 1932-1934 A.V.C. Corporation, 1967 B (miscellaneous), 1928-1955 3B (miscellaneous), 1956-1969 Bauer, Peter T., 1955-1956 Bell, J.W., 1953-1959 Beloit, Wisconsin, 1957 Bergson, Abram, 1956-1963 Berry, Thomas S., 1946-1958 Biography, World, 1947-1952 Blaisdell, Thomas C., Jr., 1936-1940 Blomgren, Oscar C., 1952-1960 Blough, Roy, 1949-1953 Bonn, Prof. M.J., 1949-1950 Bonnen, James T., 1950-1968 Book Reviews, 1939-1944 Bowden, Elbert V., 1952-1967 Bowie, Robert R., 1946-1967 Boyd, James, 1946-1949 Brandis, Royall, 1959-1966 Branscombe, Harvie, 1946-1951 Bressman, Earl N., 1935-1949 Breswick, William N., 1947-1959 Brice, Ashbel G., 1963-1967 Briley, John Marshall, 1946-1962 Brookings Institute, 1947-1965 Brookings Institute Seminar, 1949-1951 4Browne-Mayers, Charlotte, 1959 Bryan, Malcolm H., 1946-1950 Bundy, McGeorge, 1956 Bunn, Ronald F., 1956-1958 Bureau of the Census Executive Reserve, 1957 Business, School of (Duke), 1946-1947 Butter, Irene Hasenberg, 1959-1962 C (miscellaneous), 1924-1952 C (miscellaneous), 1953-1957 C (miscellaneous), 1958-1957 California Trip, 1949 Canada, Seminar, 1965 Canadian Institute, 1948 Capital Research and Management Co., 1954 Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1944-1950 Carnegie Corporation of NY, 1948-1953 Case Western Reserve (Honorary Doctorate), 1968 5Carnegie Research Grants, 1947-1949 Carter, "Nick" Travel Club, 1964 Cartter, Alan, 1962-1964 Cassels, John M., 1950-1966 Castle, C.A., 1952-1957 Century Club, 1949-1965 Chace, Hugh R., 1955, 1963 Challenge (magazine), 1959-1962 Challenge (magazine), 1963-1965 Chamberlain, Neil W., 1954-1965 Charlesworth, James C., 1959 Chicago University Lectures, 1952 Chicago Roundtable, 1943-1952 Chicago University Seminar, 1957 Christensen, C.L., 1956 Christgau, Victor, 1959 Civil Service, 1935-1959 6Claremont Men's College (California), 1954-1955 Clark, J.M., 1935-1962 Clay, Lucious D., 1945-1949 Clyde, Paul, 1946-1967 Cocke, Norman A., 1960-1962 Codex, Princeton Meetings, 1953-1967 Cohn, Stanley H., 1965 Cole, R. Taylor, 1948-1968 Collyer, John L. (BF Goodrich), 1947-1964 Colmer Committee, 1944-1947 Colt, Henry F., 1947-1948 Columbia University, 1947-1948 Columbia University Press, 1953-1956 Commencement Exercises, 1949 Commencement Speech, 1964 Commencement, 1966 Commerce, Dept. of (Kaldor, David), 1949-1950 Commerce, Dept. of (International trade), 1950 7Committee for Economic Development, 1952-1953 Committee for Economic Development, 1954-1955 Committee for Economic Development, 1956-1957 Committee on Russian and East European Studies, 1967 Commons, Jack, 1930-1949 Commonwealth Studies, 1955-1966 Comparative Economic Association, 1963-1965 Connery, Robert H., 1951-1958 Conservatives in Power, 1959-1960 Copeland, William LeRoy, 1948-1949 8COSMOS Club, 1949-1967 COSMOS Travel Bureau, 1960-1963 Council of Economic Advisors, 1948-1954 Council on Foreign Relations, 1945-1958 Cowles, John, 1962-1964 Crittenden, Christopher, 1944-1957 Crowther, Geoffrey, 1949-1955 CURRENT (Digest of the Soviet Press, 1955-1962 D (miscellaneous), 1930-1949 D (miscellaneous), 1952-1966 Daniels, Jonathan, 1946-1952 Davies, David G., 1963-1966 Davis, Chester C., 1936-1960 Davis, J.S., 1960 Davison, Dean W.C., 1947-1952 9DeAlessi, Louis, 1963-1965 Deener, David R., 1966 Delaplane, Walter H., 1956-1963 de Vyver, Frank T., 1960-1965 Dewey, Donald, 1956-1960 Dewhurst, J. Frederic, 1951-1956 Dodd, Thomas J., 1962-1965 Donovan, Major General William, J., 1941-1958 Douglas, Paul H., 1955-1965 Douwaji, Ghazi, 1963-1966 Draper, General William, Jr., 1945-1967 Duke-related, 1933-1934 Dukes, Charles A., 1949-1963 Durham, Carl T., 1945-1949 E (miscellaneous), 1931-1966 Earle, Edward Mead, 1941-1952 Eastern Airlines, 1949-1964 Eastman, Harry Claude, 1949-1952 Economic and Business Foundation, 1944-1945 Economic History Association, 1952 Economic Systems of the West (requests for), 1958 Edens, A. Hollis, 1949-1957 Eisenhower, Dwight D., 1952-1953 10Eiteman, W. J., 1942-1950 El Kammash, Magdi, 1961-1966 Elliott, George A., 1957 Elliott, W. Y., 1945-1954 Emory University, 1950 Enke, Stephen, 1961-1963 Ervin, Sam J., 1956-1967 Everett, Pauline, 1948-1951 F (miscellaneous), 1930-1968 Family-related, 1933-1968 Fanning, J. W., 1967 Farioletti, Marius, 1953 Ferguson, Charles E., 1964-1966 Few, W. P., 1934-1936, 1953 (Mrs. W. P. Few) Fike, Edward, 1948-1951 Fisher, Irving, 1944-1946 Flowers, R. L., 1930-1949 Ford, Capital Study, Southern Economic Journal, 1960-1965 Foreign Affairs, 1944-1962 11Foreign Policy Association, 1939-1946 Foster, Maxwell, 1951-1961 Free Europe University in Exile, 1954 G (miscellaneous), 1930-1968 Galbraith, John Kenneth, 1952-1965 Garner, Paul, 1961, 1964 General Education Board, 1944-1954 Gottheil, Fred M., 1959-1967 Goodwin, Craufurd, 1958-1965 Graduate Students (A-M), circa 1956-1966 12Graduate Students (N-Z), circa 1960s Graham, Frank P., 1946-1949 Gramley, Lyle E., 1954-1955 Gray, Gordon, 1946-1960 Griffith, William J., 1961 Gross, Paul M., 1947-1966 Gulledge, S. L., Jr., 1962 H (miscellaneous), 1929-1949 H (miscellaneous), 1950-1967 Hanes, P. Guber, 1960, 1966 Harriman, Averell, 1947-1950 Harris, Seymour E., 1948-1962 Hart, Deryl, 1960-1966 Hartle, Douglas, 1958-1959 Harvard Ad Hoc Committee Meeting, 1956-1957 13Harvard Business Review, 1959 Harvard College Board of Overseers, 1959-1965 Harvill, Richard A., 1959-1969 Hays, Brooks, 1947, 1960, 1962 Hegeland, Hugo, 1956-1967 High School Text (Joint Council on Economic Education), circa 1964-1966 Hildebrand, George, 1958-1959 Hobbs, Marcus E., 1957, 1959 Hoeffding, Waldemar, 1948-1950, 1961 Hoffman, Paul G., 1948-1959 Holmes, John W., 1957, 1963 Hood, William C., 1957 Hoover Dinner, 1956 Hoover, Faith (Road Lobbying Efforts), 1949 14Letters (originals) written to his wife, Faith, while Hoover was in Russia, 1929 Aug.-1930 May Letters (copies) written to his wife, Faith, while Hoover was in Russia, 1929 Aug.-1930 May Hoover, Herbert, 1947-1948 Hoover, Leonora, 1932, 1967 Hoover, Sylvia, 1949 Horwood, Owen, 1962-1964 "Hot" Jobs, 1958-1962 Hotel de Crillon (Paris), 1950-1958 Humble Oil and Refining Company, 1966-1967 Huntington, W. Chapin, 1945-1946 I (miscellaneous), 1941-1965 Illinois, University of, 1956 Institute of Post-War Reconstruction, 1943-1944 Insurance (Aetna), 1939, 1967 15Insurance for Teachers, 1952-1956 Intercultural Publications, 1954 International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, 1963-1966 J (miscellaneous), 1929-1968 James B. Duke Professorship Committee, 1961-1963 Japan, 1957 Jobs Available, 1966 Johnson C. Smith University, 1966-1967 Joint Economic Committee, 1955-1967 Jordan, B. Everett, 1959-1967 Jordan, Charles E., 1950-1966 K (miscellaneous), 1930-1966 Karmel, Peter H., 1955-1956 Kassalow, Everett M., 1959 Kellogg, Lester S., 1954 Kennan, George F., 1947-1965 Kennedy, John W., 1959-1963 Keynes, John Maynard, 1930-1959 Keys, 1967 Kittila, R. S., 1959-1967 Knauerhase, Ramon, 1968 Knickerbocker, H. R., 1947 Knight, Douglas M., 1963-1965 Knox College, 1967 16Kobayashi, Kunihiko, 1956-1963 Koefod, Paul E., 1960-1968 Kornegay, Horace R., 1961-1966 Kreps, Clifton H., Jr., 1955 Kreps, Juanita, 1947, 1955, 1960 Kyklos, 1947-1956 L (miscellaneous), 1930-1967 Lagos, Ricardo, 1963-1964 Langer, William L., 1965 Lanning, John Tate, 1959-1965 Lawson, Arthur, 1960-1963 Leighton, Richard, 1959-1967 Leutze, J. R., 1967 Linder, Harold, 1958-1963 Lloyd, Peter J., 1962-1964 Loucks, W. N., 1956-1959 Lovell, C. A. Knox, 1964-1966 17M (miscellaneous), 1930-1967 Mc (miscellaneous), 1930-1932, 1941, 1960, 1963-1966 McCormick, Edward T., 1948-1963 McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1947-1962 McLean, Donald H., Jr., 1947 MacMillan Co., 1930-1938 MacMurray, J.V.A., 1931-1932 Machlup, Fritz, 1960-1961 Mansfield, Edwin, 1954-1963 Mansfield, Mike, 1956-1967 Markham, Jesse, 1957 Medicare, 1966 Means, Gardiner, 1961 18Miller, Francis P., 1939-1961 Miller, Helen Hill, 1941-1952 Milton, George Fort, 1944-1948 Minnesota, University of, 1938-1939 Monmouth College, 1952-1966 Moroney, John R., 1967-1969 Mosely, Philip E., 1954-1969 Mulligan, Paul F., 1965-1967 Myrdal, Gunnar, 1947-1950 N (miscellaneous), circa 1928-1966 Nathan, Otto, 1938-1966 National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc., 1961-1965 National Security Council, 1959-1960 National Science Foundation, 1960-1962 National War College, 1949-1966 19National War College, 1946-1948 Nazi Economic System (book project), 1966-1967 New Leader, The, 1957-1963 Newman, Richard R., 1945-1967 New York Times, 1935-1961 Nichols, T. Everett, Jr., 1962-1964 Nixon, Richard, 1950-1967 North Carolina Educational Council of National Purposes, 1964 Nutter, Warren, 1956-1957 O (miscellaneous), 1931-1967 Office of Education Wartime Commission, 1941-1942 O'Leary, James J., 1949-1967 Oliver, Henry M., 1955-1965 P (miscellaneous), 1930-1967 Personal, 1930-1933, 1956, 1959 Personal, 1942 20Personal, 1943 Peske, Edgar, 1960-1963 Phi Beta Kappa, 1950-1959 Photographs and Portraits, 1966 Powell, B.E. [Benjamin], 1962-1966 Prentice Hall, Inc., 1963 Professional, 1929-1934 Public Affairs Institute, 1946-1950 Publications Committee, 1962 Puccinelli, Mrs. Albert, 1951-1952 Pugh, Olin S., 1952-1956 Pusey, Nathan N., 1956 Q (miscellaneous), 1959, 1965 R (miscellaneous), 1930-1967 Ratchford, C.B., 1949-1964 Ratchford, B.U., 1960-1968 Research Council (Duke University), 1958-1967 Reynolds Student Investment Fund, 1952-1957 Richmond Trip, 1958 21Robert, Joseph C., 1944-1968 Robinson, Allyn P., 1945-1965 Robinson, E.A.G., 1949-1955 Rockefeller Brothers Fund, 1956, 1959 Rockefeller Foundation, 1941-1958 Rogers, Robert S., 1962, 1964 Roosevelt, Franklin D., 1932 Ross, John B., 1961-1967 Ross, William Dee, Jr., 1947-1965 Ruggles, Richard, 1954 Russian Affairs (Professorship at Duke), 1961-1963 Rutman, Gilbert L., 1962-1968 S (miscellaneous), 1929-1949 S (miscellaneous), 1950-1967 Sabbatical Leave, 1962-1965 Salary 22Saylor, Ralph, 1964-1968 Schaller, Howard G., 1956-1963 Schrack, Joseph Earl, 1966 Schrack, Roald, 1963 Schweitzer, Arthur, 1946-1964 Scott, John, 1958-1967 Scott, Kerr, 1949-1957 Scoville, Warren C., 1952 Semans, James and Mary, 1956-1963 Shepardson, Whitney, 1947-1963 Shugerman, Abe Louis, 1947-1950 Silk, Leonard Solomon, 1953-1966 Simons, Rodger L., 1946-1959 Singletary, W.E., 1949-1950 Sontag, Raymond J., 1943-1968 South Carolina Foundation of Independent Colleges, Inc., 1963-1964 South Carolina University, 1963-1964 Southern Bell Telephone Co., 1965-1966 Southern Economic Journal, 1950-1958, 1960 Spiro, Benjamin Paul, 1946-1954 23Springer, John Young, 1936-1947 Standard Oil Co., 1949-1959 Stewen, Martin K., 1958-1965 Stigler, George, 1963 Student Letters, 1960 Swanson, Ernst, 1960, 1966 T (miscellaneous), 1931-1967 Takeuchi, Kenji, 1961-1968 Tapp, Jesse, 1960 Taylor, Horace, 1947-1952 Texas Manufacturing Association, 1966 Thames, H. Stanley, 1956 Thomas, Brinley, 1956 Thomas, Woodlief, 1954-1956 Thompson, Paul W., 1961-1967 Tikander, Wilho, 1950-1965 Townsend, Roswell G., 1950 Troxell, John P., 1945-1967 Truman, Harry, 1948-1963 Tugwell, Rexford G., 1933-1953 Turner, Carl B., 1961-1967 24T.W.A. Marketair Service, 1965 U (miscellaneous), 1925-1966 Umstead, William B., 1947-1948 United Nations Association of the USA, 1965 (includes Lyndon B. Johnson letter) United States Information Agency, 1967 University Memoranda, 1955, 1962 University of North Carolina at Greensboro, 1966 V (miscellaneous), 1931-1966 Vandenberg, Arthur H., 1945-1950 Van Voorhis, Robert H., 1944-1949 Veterans (33rd Div. War Veterans Association), 1931-1967 Viner, Jacob, 1950-1952 Virginia Quarterly Review, 1945-1966 Von Beckerath, Herbert, 1942-1958 Voorhees, Tracy S., 1949-1957 W (miscellaneous), 1930-1949 W (miscellaneous), 1950-1959 25W (miscellaneous), 1960-1967 Walter, James E., 1950-1956 Wannamaker, W.H., 1941-1955 Washington Post, 1949-1961 Washington State University, 1963 Watauga Club Watkins, Ralph J., 1954, 1962 Weekends at Duke, 1962 Welfling, Weldon, 1941-1960 Wells, O.V., 1947-1951 Wesson, William Hinton, Jr., 1948-1961 White House Conference, 1947, 1949 White, William C., 1930-1931 White, William S., 1963-1965 Whitford, W.E., 1947-1962 Whittlesey, C.R., 1952 Wicker, E.R., 1952-1954, 1967 26Wiggins, J. Russell, 1936-1968 Wilder, Francis S., 1946-1947 Wiley, John & Sons, Inc., 1950-1955 Williams, Bill J., 1942-1966 Williams, M.J., 1948-1951 Williamson, Hugh, 1931-1956 Wilson, John D., 1946-1956 Wilson, Robert R., 1944-1963 Winfrey, John C., 1964-1966 Winton, David J., 1948-1959 Wisconsin, University of., 1956-1959 Wolfard, Rodney B., 1946-1947 Womble, B.S., 1961 Wriston, Henry M., 1953, 1958 Y (miscellaneous), 1947-1963 Yale Review, 1945-1948 Yntema, Theodore O., 1944-1954 Yohe, William P., 1960-1966 Young, James J., 1952-1961 Young, Ralph A., 1959, 1965 Young, Stanley, 1955-1956 Youngson-Brown, A.J., 1956 Z (miscellaneous), 1947-1951 Unidentified Correspondents Post-Retirement, 1968-1970 27 (National Planning Association)Coil, E.J., 1948-1949 Comments on Preliminary Report to the Council of Economic Advisors, 1949 Committee of New England, 1951-1952 Committee of the South, 1954 Disposal of Southern War Plants, 1953 Fisk University (Inaugural Ceremonies), 1947-1948 French, Dr. Robert W., 1951-1952 Impact of Federal Policy on Economy of the South, 1949 Merrill Center for Economics, 1955 Nourse, Edwin G., 1949 National Planning Association, 1952-1956 O (miscellaneous), 1946, 1949, 1951 P (miscellaneous), 1948-1951 Palmer, Colonel E.W., 1950-1953 Parker, Virginia D., 1950 Sonne, H. Christian, 1954-1956 Stepp, James M., 1948 Stocking, George W., 1949-1953 United States Steel Corporation, 1948 Writings 28List of Publications (2 folders) A Criticism of 'Profits' PhD Dissertation The Paths of Economic Change: Contrasting Tendencies in the Modern World Laissez Faire and Dictatorships After Inflation Capitalism and the Canon Law Al Smith and the Gotterdammerung Human Problems in Acreage Reduction in the South The Economic Background of Southern Politics Notes Dealing with Theory, 1926 29"Samarcand to Madrid," 1926 Planning Production for Adequate Consumption, 1926 The Market System as an Organizing Device for Economic Resources and the Changing Attitudes about Government Intervention in that System, 1926 The Sea Loan in Genoa in the Twelfth Century, 1926 The South is Still Solid, 1926 Velocity of Bank Deposits an Important Factor in Growth of Brokers' Loans, 1928 Economic Forces in the Evolution of Civil and Canon Law, 1929 Brokers' Loans and Bank Deposits, 1929 The Fate of the New Economic Policy of the Soviet Union, 1930 Some Economic and Social Consequences of Russian Communism, 1930 The Soviet Challenge to Capitalism, 1930 Religion in Soviet Russia, 1931 Socialism in Practice, 1931 La Concurrence Sovietique Sur Le Marche International, 1931 Sowjetkultur, 1931 The Five Year Plan, [1931?] Russian - The Unknown Quantity, 1932 Abstract Russia and the World Depression, 1932 Soviet Russia and the Prospect for World Peace, 1932 Several chapters of typed manuscript of The Economic Life of Soviet Russia Reviews of The Economic Life of Soviet Russia Brokers' Loans and Bank Credit 30Appendix to The Economic Life of Soviet Russia The Economic Life of Soviet Russia (English, Chinese, French and Hungarian translations) Germany Enters the Third Reich (English and French translations) Reviews of Germany Enters the Third Reich Germany Enters the Third Reich, manuscript, chapters 1-3 31Germany Enters the Third Reich, manuscript, chapters 4-6 Germany Enters the Third Reich, manuscript, chapters 7-8 The Nazis and German Capitalism, 1933 Human Problems in Acreage Reduction, 1934 Dictators and Democracies, 1934 Dictators Today: Benito Mussolini, Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin and Others, 1934 The 'New Deal' in the United States, I. The Agricultural Adjustment Act: Principles, Practices and Problems, 1934 Dictators Today, 1934 The Paths of Economic Change: Contrasting Tendencies in the Modern World, 1935 Radio Addresses, 1935 Untitled Article, 1935 Book Review on Economic Essays in Honor of Wesley Clair Mitchell, 1935 The Status of the Consumer During the Life of the Agricultural Adjustment Act, 1936 What are the Advantages and Disadvantages of Alternatives of Capitalism, 1936 Possibilities of Agrarian Reorganization, 1936 Dictators and Democracies, 1937 Reviews of Dictators and Democracies, 1937 32From Czar to Stalin: Twenty Fateful Years, 1937 Some Problems of Economic Planning by Government, 1938 Agrarian Reorganization in the South, 1938 Germany and Russia: Are They Alike?, 1938 Dictatorship in the Modern World, 1939 The Economics of Fascism, 1939 Centennial Celebration, Duke University, April 21-23, 1939 Germany's Power In the Present War, 1939 Russia and Its Relation to the International Situation, 1939 What Changes in National Policy does the South Need?, 1940 American War Vote Demanded; Somme is Cited as our 'Frontier,' 1940 Economic Planning and the Problem of Full Employment, 1940 Articles on World War II Issues, 1940-1941 Guns for the U.S. -- And Butter, Too, 1941 Quick Action Urged to Curb War Price Boosts, 1941 The Requirements of a War Economy, 1941 The Economic Impact of Totalitarianism on the United States, 1941 Post-War Economic Stumbling Blocks between U.S. and Britain, 1944 American Foreign Trade and Investment, 1944 Capitalism and Socialism, a New Soviet Appraisal, 1944 Manufactures in our Foreign Trade, 1944 33Letters to: Morganthau Plan Discussed, 1944 Rebuilding War Trade, 1945 International Trade and Domestic Employment, 1945 The Meaning of the Hour, 1945 The British Loan, 1946 The Future of the German Economy, 1946 The Economic Issues of the Coming Election, 1946 Soviet Economic Policies at Home and Abroad, 1947 The Sources of Soviet Conduct, 1947 Soviet Rule Blocks Atomic Pact, 1947 Home Use for Export Surpluses, 1947 How Much American Aid for Europe?, 1947 European Recovery and American Aid, 1947 Recent Economic Changes in the South, 1947 Basic Elements in Soviet-American Relations, 1947 Summary and Appraisal of Papers on the I.T.O. Charter, 1948 Will the Marshall Plan Succeed?, 1948 The European Recovery Program, 1948 What Can Europe Do for Itself?, 1948 Keynes and the Economic System, 1948 34Germany and European Economic Recovery, 1948 Showdown with Weakness, 1948 Money for Defense, 1948 Some Aspects of the European Recovery Program, 1948 International Economic Outlook: The Next Four Years, 1948 Introduction of Mr. Alfred P. Sloan, 1948 Meaning of the Spy Probe, 1948 The Impact of Federal Policies on the Economy of the South, 1949 Research Program of the Committee of the South, 1949 Scrutinizing Aid Program, 1949 Economic and Political Recovery in Europe, 1949 Economic Policies for the South, 1949 The Character and Significance of the General Commitments that Nations will make under the I.T.O. Charter, 1949 Impact of Federal Policies on Regional Economic Development, 1949 European Economic Recovery: The Record to Date and the Problems Remaining, 1949 World Trade and the British Crisis, 1949 Anglo-U.S. Understanding Chief Conference Aim, 1949 Greetings from the Faculty, 1949 Editorial, 1950 Germany and the Future of Europe: The Economic Problem, 1950 Book Review on My Three Years in Moscow, 1950 Change in Economic Order, 1950 Economic Resources and Policies of the South, 1951 Germany, The Economic Problem, 1951 Foreign Economic Aid and Communism, 1951 Book Review on The Economics on Collective Action, 1951 Communist Prisoners, 1952 Economic Trends in Europe, The European Political Scene, Prospects for European Solvency, 1952 The Soviet State Fails to Wither, 1952 Institutional and Theoretical Implications of Economic Change, 1953 Institutional and Theoretical Implications of Economic Change, 1954 35The Soviet Economic System, 1954 Ending the Indo-China War, 1954 Fundamental Issues Which Must be Faced in Agricultural Price Programs, 1954 Introduction, for Selected Studies of Negro Employment in the South, 1954 The European Exporters Point of View, 1955 The Relevance of the Competitive, Laissez Faire Economic Model to Modern Capitalistic National Economies, 1955 Ideology and Reality in the Soviet System: Economic Aspects, 1955 The American Organizational Economy, 1955 Scope and Objectives of Ten Sessions on Economic Growth, 1955 Economic Growth I. Statement of the Problem of Keeping the United States Economy Moving Forward, but Steadily, Scope and Objects of Ten Sessions on Economic Growth, 1956 Russian Trek for Fund Author, 1956 Soviet Economic Growth, 1957 Lecture I: The International Economic Picture, Lecture II: Russia, the X in the International Economic Equation, 1957 Perils and Potentialities of a Policy of Coexistence with Soviet Russia, 1958 Book Review on The Economics of Communist Eastern Europe, 1958 Warning from Plutarch, 1959 Survival of Liberty Rests on Evolution of Capitalism, 1959 Factors Conducive to Bigness in Business, 1959 Long Run Determinants of U.S. Economic Growth, 1959 Can Capitalism Win the Intellectuals?, 1959 Denationalization, 1959 Conservation Acquiescence in Changed American Economy, 1959 Is the United States a Backward Country in Current Economic Growth? Rates of Economic Growth, the United States, Soviet Russia, and Western Europe, 1959 The Intellectual Capitalism, 1959 36The Economy, Liberty and the State, 1959 (English and German translations) The Economy, Liberty and the State, 1959 (Spanish and Japanese translations) 37Book Review on Conservatives in Power, A Study in Frustration, 1960 Revolutions and Tyranny, 1960 Book Review on Power without Property, 1960 Economic and Social Change, Lecture - Worldwide Changes in Economic, Political and Social Institutions, Lecture - The Current Form of Capitalism in the United States, 1960 The Economic Conflict, 1960 Book Review on The Corporation in Modern Society, 1960 Employment, Growth, and Price Levels: A Review Article, 1960 Book Review on Khrushchev's Russia, 1960 National Policy and Rates of Economic Growth: the United States, Soviet Russia, and Western Europe, 1960; Special Edition, 1961 Book Review on Introduction to the Theory of Interest, 1961 Book Review on The Soviet Industrialization Debate, 1961 On the Inequality of the Rate of Profit and the Rate of Interest, 1961; Comment, 1962 Foreward, for The Structure of the Australian Economy, 1962 The American Organizational Economy, 1962 The Role of Cost in the Minimum Pricing of Railroad Services, 1962 The Challenge of Communism, 1962 Economic Growth: Russia vs. the Capitalist Economies, 1962 Foreshortening History, Economic Reform vs. Economic Growth in Underdeveloped Countries, 1963 The Roles of the Natural and Developed Resources of the Nation States, 1963 'Rising Expectations' Must Be Postponed, 1963 Capitalism, circa 1963 Problems in Continuance of United States Economic Aid to Underdeveloped Countries, 1964 The Roles of the Natural and Developed Resources of the Nation States, 1964 The Privilege of a College Degree: Then and Now, 1964 External Economic Aid to Underdeveloped Countries of the Commonwealth, 1964 Comparative Economics and Politics, 1964 The Soviet-Chinese Rivalry in Economic Aid to Underdeveloped Countries, 1964 38My Life at the University, 1965 Memoirs of Capitalism, Communism, and Nazism, 1965 Memoirs of Capitalism, Communism, and Nazism, Draft The Inequality of the Rate of Profit and the Rate of Interest Revisited, 1965 Introduction of President, and Presentation of Awards, American Economic Association, 1965 A Love-Hate Relationship, 1966 Our Foreign Policy from Pearl Harbor to Vietnam, 1966 New Dimensions of a Continuing Problem: Workable Relations between Government and Corporate Industry, 1966 Book Review on Challenge, 1966 Economic and Political Consequences of Over-Extension in our Foreign Policy, 1966 The Splintered Soviet-Chinese Bloc, 1967 Competition in the United States, Its Developing Forms and Its Alternatives, 1967 Capitalism, 1968 Publication Agreements A Decade of Commonwealth, 1966 Economic Resources and Policies of the South Correspondence and Reviews, 1950-1951 39The Economy, Liberty and the State Correspondence, 1960-1967 The Economy, Liberty and the State Reviews, 1959 The Economy, Liberty and the State High School Version, 1962-1964 Memoirs of Capitalism, Communism and Nazism, Correspondence, 1961-1967 Letters and Comments from Recipients of Memoirs, 1965-1966 Reviews of Memoirs, 1965-1967 Miscellaneous Materials re: Memoirs Lists of People Who were Sent Copies and Advertisements of Memoirs 40Unabridged Copy of Memoirs (approx. 15-20% of text herein was eliminated from final publication), pgs. 1-231 Unabridged Copy of Memoirs, pgs. 232-end Twentieth Century Fund, Correspondence (inc. material on Import Study), 1950-1953 Distribution Theory, first draft, undated Distribution Theory, second draft, undated Conceptual and Measurement Problems in Distribution Theory, 1967 Twentieth Century Fund, Correspondence, 1955-1968 Twentieth Century Fund, Expenditures, 1950-1951 Twentieth Century Fund, Press Conference, 1955 Nov. 30 41Economic Systems of the Commonwealth - Hoover's Chapter Economic Systems of the Commonwealth - G. C. Allen's Chapter Economic System of the UK Economic Systems of the Commonwealth - O. P. F. Horwood's Chapter Economic System of South Africa Economic Systems of the Commonwealth - Nural Islam's Chapter Economic System of Pakistan Economic Systems of the Commonwealth - Peter Karmel's Chapter Economic System of Australia Economic Systems of the Commonwealth - W. Arthur Lewis' Chapter Economic System of the West Indian Federation Economic Systems of the Commonwealth - O. W. Main's Chapter Economic System of Canada Economic Systems of the Commonwealth - Henry M. Oliver's Chapter Economic System of Ceylon Economic Systems of the Commonwealth - Palamadai S. Lakanathan's Chapter Economic System of India Economic Systems of the Commonwealth - T. H. Silcock's Chapter Economic System of Singapore and Malaya Economic Systems of the Commonwealth - Colin Simkin's Chapter Economic System of New Zealand Economic Systems of the Commonwealth - J. W. Williams' Chapter Economic System of Ghana Economic Systems of the Commonwealth - Miscellaneous Economic Systems of the Commonwealth - Sketches about the Authors 42Unused Article Material and Drafts Book Review on The Soviet Industrialization Debate, 1924-1928 The Collapse of Marxism, Socialism Nationalist Socialist Germany Bulk Trades with Russia The Nature of the Drouth [Drought] Philosophy of the New Deal Price Production Control and Consumption Purchasing Power in its Relationship to Bank Credit Three Competing Systems: Capitalism, Fascism, Communism The Civilization of the Soviets Book Review on My Russian Neighbors The Agricultural Adjustment Act: Principles, Practices, and Problems Causes and Consequences of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration Speech on Drought Chicago Slim, as Calvin Van Pelt Untitled, undated Book Drafts, undated [book title(s) unknown] (See Box 75, legal size folder) Academic Material 42Bell, Gordon, 1954-1957 Black, Martin L., 1943-1957 Cartter, Allan M., 1952-1957 de Vyver, Frank T., 1939-1959 Dewey, Donald J., 1949-1958 Dickens, Robert, 1956-1957 Gottheil, Fred M., 1956 Ferguson, C. E., 1957-1961 Hanes, P. Huber, 1960-1965 Hanna, Frank T., 1950-1961 Hanna's Tables 43Hasenberg, Irene, 1956 Hoover, C. B.,1953, 1955, 1957, undated Humphrey, Don, 1946-1957 Huntley, Patrick, 1957-1958 Joerg, Frederick C., 1947-1958 Kreps, Juanita, 1947, undated Landon, Charles E., 1945-1957 Lemert, Benjamin Franklin, 1945-1955 McKenzie, Lionel W., 1948-1956 Ratchford, Benjamin U., 1943-1956 Saville, Lloyd, 1952-1959 Schwenning, G. T., 1947-1948 Shields, John Herman, 1945, 1948-1949 Simmons, Edward C., 1947-1958 Smith, Robert S., 1941-1959 Spengler, Joseph J., 1932-1949 44Spengler, Joseph J., 1950-1957, 1966 Tower, Ralph B. (Econ 12) Class Census Commonwealth Seminar, 1962 Dissertations under Hoover (list) Course Outlines and Reading Lists, Econ 193-316 Doctoral Examinations, 1965-1966 Economics Dept. Requirements and Reading List Econ 313 Team Questions Economic Systems (Class notes, exams, etc.) Economic Systems (Class notes), 1946 Economic Theory, miscellaneous Economic Theory, profit 45Exams Lecture Notes General and Student-Prepared Bibliographies Lecture Notes and Syllabi Lecture Notes, Russia Lecture Notes, the Firm Paper and Report Topics Prelim Exams Examination Questions, 1964, 1966 Reserve Reading Lists (Econ 194, 215, 216, 293, 294) Reserve Reading Lists (Econ 313, 314) Reserve Reading Lists (Econ 315, 316) 46Theory Class Material (Econ 313, 314) Theory Notes Econmics Dept., Honors and Requirements for Advanced Degrees, 1950, 1955 Department Matters, 1961-1967 Budgetary Materials, 1955-1956 Economics Dept., 1938-1948 Economics Dept., 1949-1950 Economics Dept., 1951-1953 47Class Material from the Univ. of Minnesota Curriculum Vitae Economic and Business Administration, 1949-1953 Economics (miscellaneous) (2 folders) Economic Trends Lecture: Europe 1952 Economic Undergraduate Faculty General Economics, Univ. of Minnesota, 1923 48 RESTRICTEDPresidential Committee, 1960 Presidential Committee, through 1960 Nov. 28 Presidential Committee, 1960-1961 Presidential Committee, Letters, 1960-1961 49Introduction to Economic History, Univ. of Minnesota Reduction in Teaching Load Applications Research Applications Research Publications Univ. of Minnesota, circa 1923-1924 Economics Dept., 1954-1960, 1966 Summary of Student Poll of Professors Professional Associations American Economic Association (AEA) 49Programs, 1952-1953 Galley Proof, Presidential Address, 1953-1954 Business Meeting, 1952 Bell, James W., 1953-1954 Agenda Correspondence, 1953 Correspondence on Arrangements and Congratulations, 1953 Memo from Hoover to Participants, 1953 Burgess, Randolph, 1953 Mid-Century Conference, 1953 Eisenhower, Dwight D., 1953-1954 Session I, 1953 Session X, 1953 50Session XI, 1953 Session II, 1953 Schultz, T., 1953 Session IX, 1953 Session V, 1953 Session III, 1953 Session IV, 1953 Session VI, 1953 Session VII, 1953 Session XIII, 1953 Clemens, E. W., 1953 Bowen's Report, 1953 Session XV, 1953 Session XII, 1953 Session XIV, 1953 Session XVI, 1953 Growth Session, 1953 Harris, S., 1953 Williams, John H., 1953 Lewis, Ben, 1953 Economic Implications of an Aging Population Session, 1953 Friendly, Alfred, Publicity, 1953 Local Arrangements Committee, 1953 51Research and Publications Committee, 1953 Snavely, Tipton, 1953 Ad Hoc Committee, 1953 Honors and Awards Committee, 1953 American Statistical Association, 1953 Main Papers, Letter, 1953 International Economic Association, 1953 Ford Foundation, 1953 Harberler, Gottfried, 1953 Initial Correspondence on Arranging AEA Meeting, 1953 Material on 1948 Meeting Honors and Awards Committee, 1949 Meeting General/Miscellaneous, 1935-1949 General/Miscellaneous, 1950 General/Miscellaneous, 1951 52General/Miscellaneous, 1952 General/Miscellaneous, 1953 General/Miscellaneous, 1954 General/Miscellaneous, 1955 General/Miscellaneous, 1956 General/Miscellaneous, 1957 General/Miscellaneous, 1958 General/Miscellaneous, 1959 General/Miscellaneous, 1960-1964 General/Miscellaneous, 1965 Distinguished Fellow Award, 1965 Southern Economic Association (SEA) 52A, 1952-1953 Agricultural Economics Roundtable, 1952 B, 1952-1954 C, 1952 D, 1952 Daane's Paper and Discussants, 1952 53Executive Committee, 1952 F, 1952-1953 Friday Afternoon Session, 1952 G, 1953-1954 H, 1952-1953 Holly, Prof. J. Fred, 1952-1955 I, 1953 L, 1952-1954 Leland, Dean Simeon, 1952 Mc, 1952 McCracken, Harlan L., 1952 McFerrin,John B., 1951-1955 M, 1952-1953 Marketing Roundtable, 1952 R, 1952-1953 Rediscovering Interest Rates, 1952 S, 1953 Schwenning, G. T., 1948-1955 Siefkin, Gordon, 1952-1953 Smith, Howard R., 1951-1955 Southern Economic Association Expenses, 1952-1953 Southern Economic Association Correspondence, 1951-1954 Southern Economic Association, 1936-1951 Southern Economic Association, 1951-1964 Southern Economic Association, 1946 Meeting Southern Economic Association, 1965-1966 Southern Economic Association, 1967 54Stocking, Dr. George W., 1951-1953 T, 1953 V, 1953 W, 1952-1953 Woosley, John B., 1950-1952 Ford Foundation 54Summer Seminar, 1961 Applications for Summer Seminar, 1961 (2 folders) Ford Economic Systems Summer Seminar Reading List, Ford Summer Seminar, 1961 Letter to Tom Carroll for Mr. Lanning, 1959 Faculty Research Fellowship, 1960-1962 Research Funds, Requests and Reports, 1960-1961 General (i.e, correspondence, memoranda, etc.), 1956-1959 55Applications for Grant Money, 1957 Reports on Grants Given in 1957 Applications for Grant Money, 1958 Reports on Grants Given in 1958 Applications for Grant Money, 1959 Reports on Grants Given in 1959 Grants Awarded for Summer, 1959 Applications for Grant Money, 1960 Reports on Grants Given in 1960 Applications for Grant Money, 1962 Government Service 55Minutes of the Meeting of the Drought Relief Service, 1934 November 3 56The Drought of 1934, A Report of the Federal Government's Assistance to Agriculture as of July 15, 1935 Congressional Testimony, 1944-1945 National War College Executive Board, 1949 Committee for Economic Development, 1943 Correspondence, Committee for Economic Development, A-H, 1944-1948 Correspondence, Committee for Economic Development, I-V, 1943-1949 Correspondence (regarding service in war agencies, 1940-1942 and in preparation for mission to Germany, 1945) 2 folders 57Council on Foreign Relations, 1943-1948 American Committee for International Studies, 1941 Economic Cooperation Administration China, circa 1947-1948 Honerkamp, Rose, 1948 European Recovery Program Memoranda, circa 1948 European Recovery Program Printed Material, 1947-1948 President's Committee on Foreign Aid, 1947-1948 President's Committee on Foreign Aid, Correspondence, B, 1947-1948 President's Committee on Foreign Aid, Correspondence, C, 1947-1948 President's Committee on Foreign Aid, Correspondence, D, 1947 President's Committee on Foreign Aid, Correspondence, F, 1947 President's Committee on Foreign Aid, Correspondence, G, 1947-1949 President's Committee on Foreign Aid, Correspondence, K-L, 1947-1948 President's Committee on Foreign Aid, Correspondence, M, 1947 President's Committee on Foreign Aid, Correspondence, P-S, 1947-1948 President's Committee on Foreign Aid, Correspondence, T-Y, 1947 Economic Cooperation Administration (ECA) Press Releases, 1948 Economic Cooperation Administration (ECA), 1947-1949 Economic Intelligence Reports, 1945 (folder 1 of 2) 58Economic Intelligence Reports, 1945 (folder 2 of 2) Economic Intelligence Reports, 1947-1948 Army of Occupation, 1945-1946 Board of Economic Warfare, 1941-1942 Board of Economic Warfare Organizational Chart, 1942 European Movement, 1949 European Movement, London Trip, 1949 German Reconstruction, 1945-1946 59National Defense Material, 1941-1942 Special Consultant, Dept. of the Army, 1947-1948 Government Travel Data, 1947 War Correspondence, 1941-1942 Smith, Lt. Gen. W. B., 1950-1956 Office of Strategic Services, 1943-1945, 1952 National Defense Executive Reserve, 1957-1958 Tikander, Wilho (includes information about the Office of Strategic Services), 1959 A Minimum German Standard of Living in Relation to Industrial Disarmament and Reparatons, report by Hoover to German Standard of Living Board, 1945 Sept. 10 The Future Level of German Industry, report to the members of the Economic Directorate, 1946 Jan. 28 60War Time Report on the U. S., Germany and Russia, 1940-1942 Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations O.E.E.C. Report No. 2, circa 1950 Security Clearance Forms Economic Growth (Joint Committee) Codex, 1950-1956 German Occupation, 1946-1947 (in Box 75, legal size folder) Subject Files 60Accident Report (Injury) Agricultural Policy Institute, 1966-1967 (2 folders) Air War College, 1963 Allied Social Sciences Associations, 1964 61Altvater, F. V. Articles, 1930s, late 1950s-1971 (2 folders) Association for the Study of Soviet-Type Economies, 1962-1963 Belgrade, 1958 Berlin, 1958 Bibliography, Intelligence Bureau of the Budget, 1961 Carnegie Corp., Annual Report, 1965 Chapel Hill Speech, 1959 Dec. 11 China, 1959 62Codes, Duke University Commencement Addresses (Data for) Demosthenes and Cicero Duke Endowment Duke University Press, 1952-1965 DuPont Report, 1958 Eckstein Report, 1960 Economic Development Research Economics Professors' Publications in Response to Hoover's Letter of 1947 Nov. 14 Economic Statistics in Leading Universities Edens Inauguration, 1949 Esso Discussion Group, 1960-1964 European Trip, 1950 European Reactions to Korean Crisis Faculty Club, circa 1927-1928, 1950, 1964 Faculty Council, circa early 1960s, 1965 Faculty Fringe Benefits Faculty Reorganization, 1950s Fellowships (Duke Univ.), 1952-1953 Fellowships (Other Schools), 1948-1949 Foreign Aid Foreign Exchange Education, 1947 Frey, Otto Fulbright, 1955-1960 Germany 63Graduate Degree Requirement in Economics Graduates Newsletter, 1964 Graduate Students in Economics, Fall 1966 Grossman, Gregory Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, 1958-1960 Harris, Norman Wait Harvard Business Review High School Text (Joint Council on Economic Education), Rough Copies and Incomplete Ones (2 folders) High School Text (Joint Council on Economic Education), Complete Copies Hiss, Alger How to Make and Industrial Survey Interviews, Germany Itineraries Khruschev's Speech in the Supreme Soviet, 1960 May 5 Knight, B. W. (poem) 64Kyklos Project, circa 1958 Lange, Oscar, circa 1943 LeFigaro, 1950 Lester, R. A. (reprints), 1945-1946 Letters to be Carried, Hotels (trips) Library Life Officers Investment Seminar, 1960 June 17-18, Chicago The Little Golden Calf [Duke University] Long-Range Planning Reports, 1959, 1960 Maps Medal of Freedom, 1946-1947 Meeting on Candidates for Lectureship at Univ. of Sao Paulo, Brazil, 1955 Nov. 30, Washington, D. C. Meetings, Agendas, Etc., 1947-1949 Merrill Center, 1955-1956 65Merrill Center Conference, 1961 Mortality Trends in the U. S., 1900-1949, American Medical Association, 1952 Moscow, 1958 National War College Seminar, 1960 New Deal, 1934, 1940 North Carolina, Univ. of (Information on consolidation) Notes on Labor Problems Paris, 1945 Personnel Manuals, 1960s Perspectives Article, 1954 Poland, 1959 Prague, 1958 Publicity, 1930s-1950s Publicity, Clippings (4 folders) 66Publicity, Clippings (2 folders) Publishers, Directory Quotations Railroads, 1961-1963 (4 folders) 67Ratliff, C. E., 1959 Research Topics Ropp, Theodore Russia (2 folders) Russian Fellowship Aid, 1959 Russian Material, 1959 Russian Area Division Russian Studies at Duke University, 1944-1947 Russian Revolutionary Bibliography Russian Living Standards Russia, Clippings (5 folders) 68Russia Trip, 1929-1930 (includes passport) Russia Trip Correspondence, 1956 Russia Trip Clippings, 1956 Russia Trip, 1956 Russia Trip, 1958 Schiro, Victor Schultz, Theodore W. Screwball File Shares of Upper Income Groups in Income and Savings, Kuznets Shipkov, Michael Southern Bell Telephone Company Conference, 1964 Southern Bell Telephone Company Seminar, 1962-1964 Southern Conference on Slavic Studies 69Soviet-Chinese Conflicts (Seminar), 1964 Soviet Economics, 1958 Soviet Students Soviet Union Retail Prices, 1936-1939 Student's Guide to Duke Faculty, 1964 Testimony regarding AT&T, 1966 Theoretical Problems of Socialism University Council on Research, 1959-1960 Warsaw, 1958 Washington, DC, 1958 Who's Who Williams, B. Frederick, Jr., Thesis Woodrow Wilson Foundation Workman's Comp Act Audio-Visual Material 69Hoover Reception and Dinner Tapes, 1966 May 9 70Photographs, Academic Photographs, Family Photographs, Government Photographs, Portraits Photographs, Russia Trip, 1956 Personal 70Date Books from [1939], 1944-1946, 1949, 1950-1951, 1953-1958, 1960-1963 Address Book, 1943-1944 Statistical Pocket Book of Yugoslavia, 1958 71Preliminary Exam for Ph.D. Degree, 1924 John R. Commons' Class[es] at Wisconsin Coursework [?] School Assignments, Institution Unknown Classical Economists Class at Wisconsin Papers for Classical Economists Class at Wisconsin The High School Clipper, 1922 [Monmouth, Illinois] Scrapbook [FRAGILE] Bloc Notes [Memo Pads], circa late 1920s-early 1930s Census Records, 1942 Faith Hoover's Serenade Faith Hoover's Sonata 72Faith Hoover's Contemporary Germany, Austria, and Hungary, circa 1931, cover page-74 Faith Hoover's Contemporary Germany, Austria, and Hungary, circa 1931, pages 75-146 Faith Hoover's Contemporary Germany, Austria, and Hungary, circa 1931, pages 147-end page Souvenirs Printed Material 72Miscellaneous, undated The Nation, 1928 Aug. 29, 1928 Sept. 12 Royal Economic Society Reports, 1931-1932 Monthly Review, 1932-1933 National Recovery Administration, 1933 Economic Conditions, Governmental Finance, United States Securities, 1932-1933 73Miscellaneous, 1920s (2 folders) Miscellaneous, 1930s (2 folders) 74Use and Misuse of Price History, 1944 Draft Program of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia, 1958 Miscellaneous, 1950s New England Textiles and the New England Economy, 1956-1957 New England Textiles and the New England Economy, 1958-1959 Report of the New England Textile Industry, 1952 The New England Economy, 1951 Miscellaneous, 1960s 75Clippings, Miscellaneous and Hoover-Related (13 folders) Economic Systems and Public Policy Essays in Honor of Calvin Bryce Hoover Columbia University Honorary Degrees, 1902-1945 Economic Life of Soviet Russia Fellows of the Social Science Research Council, 1925-1951 76Proceedings of A Symposium on Economic Growth, sponsored by The American Bankers Association, 1963 Russian Economic News, 1931-1933 (4 folders) Economic Survey, State Bank of the U.S.S.R., 1928-1932 Trade Union Bulletin, 1929 State Bank of the U.S.S.R., 1921-1926 State Bank of the U.S.S.R. Report, 1923-1924 State Bank of the U.S.S.R., 1929-1930 Revolutionary Age: An Organ of Marxism-Leninism in the United States, 1929-1930 Thirteenth Annual Report of the Federal Reserve Board Covering Operations for the Year 1926 Fourteenth Annual Report of the Federal Reserve Board Covering Operations for the Year 1927 The Federal Antitrust Laws Postwar Bilateral Payments Agreements European Recovery Program The I.W.W. in Theory and Practice The Economy of Turkey First Report to Congress of the Economic Cooperation Administration The Yale Review, 1948 Trade Union Organisation in U.S.S.R. Facts and Figures regarding the U.S.S.R. Protection of Labour in the U.S.S.R. Social Insurance in the Soviet Union Labor Under the Soviets The New Agricultural Policy of Soviet Russia The Sanctions of the Soviets State Capitalism in Russia A Survey of Unemployment Relief in Industry U.S.S.R. Chamber of Commerce for Western Trade, Monthly Bulletin The Trade Unions and Socialist Construction in U.S.S.R. Cooperatives in Socialist Construction Commerical Handbook of the U.S.S.R. for 1927 Consumers' Cooperation in the Union of Socialist Soviet Republics 77Foreign Language printed materials (Russian, German and French) Related Material Economics Dept. Records. University Archives, Duke University. The Economists' Papers Project. David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University. Interview with Calvin B. Hoover, Sound Recording Collection, Oral History Project [Box R1]. University Archives, Duke University. News Service Biographical Files: Hoover, Calvin B. University Archives, Duke University. Benjamin U. Ratchford Papers. University Archives, Duke University.