Daniel Alden Reed papers, 1914-1960.
Collection Number: 1907

Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Cornell University Library

DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY

Title:

Daniel Alden Reed papers, 1914-1960.

Repository:

Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections

Collection Number:

1907

Abstract:

Includes correspondence with constituents, colleagues, and others, newspaper clippings, and miscellaneous materials concerning taxation, tariff policies, and other aspects of his work.

Creator:

Reed, Daniel A. (Daniel Alden), 1875-1959.

Quanitities:

89 cubic feet.

Language:

Collection material in English

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE

Lawyer.

Daniel Alden Reed received an LL.B. from Cornell University in 1898 and became a lawyer in Dunkirk, New York, 1900-1903; attorney for New York State Excise Department, 1903-1907; football coach at Cornell University, 1909-1918; member, Special Food Conservation Mission to France and England, 1918-1919; member of Congress, 43rd New York District, 1919-1959; member House Ways and Means Committee, 1933-1959, chairman, 1953-1954; chairman of Subcommittee on Social Security, 1948; and delegate to Interparliamentary Union, 1938, 1948-1950, 1952.

COLLECTION DESCRIPTION

Includes correspondence with constituents, colleagues, and others, newspaper clippings, and miscellaneous materials concerning taxation, tariff policies, and other aspects of the work of the House Ways and Means Committee, congressional elections, the Supreme Court reorganization bill of 1937, the work of the Office of Price Administration, the Civilian Production Administration, the Economic Cooperation Administration, and other government agencies, legislation on employment, immigration, naturalization, labor, education, and the postal service, such public questions as socialized medicine, foreign aid, universal military training, the St. Lawrence Seaway, Indians in New York State, and veterans' affairs; correspondence with his secretaries, Frank S. Cisna and Carl Willingham; Interparliamentary Union correspondence and documents (1939-1958); diary concerning Reed's trip to England and France as a member of the Food Conservation Mission; photographs of wartime scenes; correspondence and printed material regarding the Korean War; letters concerning the promotion and expansion of chambers of commerce, notably those in New York State, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Massachusetts; drafts of speeches Reed made at chamber of commerce meetings, scrapbooks and notebooks (1915-1957), family letters, material pertaining to Washington social activities, financial records, and other personal papers; photographs, citations, certificates, and other materials.

In addition, personal and family letters of D. A. Reed and his wife, Georgia Ticknor Reed.

INFORMATION FOR USERS

Cite As:

Daniel Alden Reed papers, #1907. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.

SUBJECTS

Names:

Cisna, Frank S.

Nieman, Ellie.

Nieman, Howard.

Reed, H. Anson, Mrs.

Snow, Rollin W.

Ticknor, B.

Willingham, Carl.

United States. Congress. House. Committee on Ways and Means

United States. Supreme Court

United States. Office of Price Administration

United States. Civilian Production Administration

United States. Economic Cooperation Administration

Inter-parliamentary Union

Food Conservation Mission

United States Postal Service

Cornell University -- : Athletics.

Places:

United States -- Social life and customs.

Massachusetts -- Commerce.

Michigan -- Commerce.

Pennsylvania -- Commerce.

New York (State) -- Commerce.

Korea.

France.

England.

St. Lawrence Seaway.

United States -- Officials and employees.

United States -- Politics and government -- 20th century.

Subjects:

Lawyers.

Korean War, 1950-1953.

Boards of trade.

Veterans.

Indians of North America.

Draft.

Economic assistance.

Health insurance.

National health services.

Educational law and legislation.

Labor laws and legislation.

Naturalization -- United States.

Naturalization -- Law and legislation.

Emigration and immigration law.

Viticulture.

Full employment policies.

Employment (Economic theory)

Elections.

Tariff.

Taxation.

World War, 1914-1918

Form and Genre Terms:

Greeting cards.

Diaries.

Scrapbooks.

Photographs.

CONTAINER LIST

Container		Description	Date
		Link to a copy of the finding aid. (PDF file)
		Series I. Ways and Means
Box 1		Correspondence concerning taxation and the ways and Means Committee.	1914-1948
		Scope and Contents Most of the correspondence concerns proposals to reform and revise federal income tax policies, and to raise tariffs.
Box 2		Correspondence-similar to Box 1, much of it concerns excess profits taxes	1948-1950
Box 3		correspondence - much relates to the taxing of cooperatives which Reed opposed	1950-1951
Box 4		Correspondence similar to Box 1	1951-1953
Box 5		Correspondence similar to Box 1	1953-1954
Box 6		News clippings that either were in with the Ways and Means correspondence or pertain to the Ways and Means Committee.	date unknown
		Scope and Contents These clippings do not relate specifically to any of the letters; they were loose.
Box 7		Printed material relating to the Ways and Means Committee and to taxation in general.	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Material is predominately printed by the government for the use of committees or members of Congress.
Box 8		Printed material - Briefs and written statements submitted to Ways and Means Committee.	date unknown
Box 9		Printed Material from the U.S. Tariff Commission, Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation, Ways and Means Committee and Senate Finance Committee.	1957
		Scope and Contents Also material concerning the Anti Dumping Act, H.R. 6006 and material from private organizations.
Box 10		Printed publications from private organizations.	date unknown
		Scope and Contents ie. "What's Happening in Taxation of Government Regulation," put out by Prentice Hall, Inc. "News Bulletin." "Washington Situation" put out by the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives, and others. Reprints from the Congressional Record. Press Releases by Reed and others.
		Printed Material. Government documents that have notations by Reed on them, ie. Bills, committee hearings, etc.	date unknown
Box 124		Printed Material - Miscellaneous	1953
		Scope and Contents Includes press releases for 1953 and other miscellaneous material.
Box 125		Speeches	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Manuscript copies of speeches Reed made on various topics. Also, reprints from the Congressional Record of speeches made by Reed and a few other Congressmen. A lot of Ways and Means Committee Material.
Box 128		Correspondence - much of the material concerns excess profits taxes	1946-1955
		Scope and Contents Same as Box 2
Box 129		Correspondence - much of the material concerns excess profits taxes	1948-1957
		Scope and Contents Same as Box 2
Box 130		Correspondence - much of the material concerns excess profits taxes	1950-1955
		Scope and Contents Same as Box 2
Box 131		Correspondence - much of the material concerns excess profits taxes	1953-1954
		Scope and Contents Same as Box 2
		Series II. General Congressional Material
Box 12		Miscellaneous material concerning all types of Congressional activities.	1913-1929
		Scope and Contents Some of it concerns the Ways and Means Committee or related subjects. Speech outlines for speeches in Congress and before Chamber of Commerce groups. It is material from Reed's Washington Office as well as some material from his home in Dunkirk.
Box 13		Miscellaneous material concerning all types of Congressional activities.	1913-1929
		Scope and Contents Some of it concerns the Ways and Means Committee or related subjects. Speech outlines for speeches in Congress and before Chamber of Commerce groups. It is material from Reed's Washington Office as well as some material from his home in Dunkirk.
Box 14	Folder 1	Speeches - outlines	1920
Box 14	Folder 2	Speeches - outlines	1921
Box 14	Folder 3	Speeches - outlines	1922
Box 14	Folder 4	Speeches - outlines	1923
Box 14	Folder 5	Speeches - outlines	1924
Box 14	Folder 6	Speeches - outlines	1925
Box 14	Folder 7	Speeches - outlines	1926
Box 14	Folder 8	Speeches - outlines	1927
Box 14	Folder 9	Speeches - outlines	1928
Box 14	Folder 10	Speeches - outlines	1929
Box 14	Folder 11	Football Stories	1920-1929
Box 14	Folder 12	Football Stories	1920-1929
Box 14	Folder 13	General Congressional Material - Stories	1920-1929
		Scope and Contents World War Stories, Civil War Stories, Chamber of Commerce Stories
Box 14	Folder 14	General Congressional Material	1920-1929
Box 14	Folder 15	General Congressional Material	1920-1929
Box 14	Folder 16	General Congressional Material	1920-1929
Box 14	Folder 17	General Congressional Material	1920-1929
Box 14	Folder 18	General Congressional Material	1930
Box 14	Folder 19	Speech Outlines	1930
Box 14	Folder 20	General Congressional Material -Manuscript	1931
Box 14	Folder 21	General Congressional Material - Printed Material and Mimeo	1931
Box 14	Folder 22	Speech Outlines	1931
Box 14	Folder 23	General Congressional Material - Manuscript	1932
Box 14	Folder 24	General Congressional Material - Manuscript	1932
Box 14	Folder 25	General Congressional Material - Mimeo and Printed	1932
Box 14	Folder 26	George Washington Material	1932
Box 14	Folder 27	Speech Outlines	1932
Box 14	Folder 28	General Congressional Material	1933
Box 14	Folder 29	General Congressional Material	1934
Box 14	Folder 30	General Congressional Material	1935
Box 14	Folder 31	General Congressional Material	1936
Box 14	Folder 32	General Congressional Material - Manuscript	1936
Box 14	Folder 33	General Congressional Material - Manuscript	1936
Box 14	Folder 34	General Congressional Material - Manuscript	1936
Box 14	Folder 35	General Congressional Material - Manuscript	1936
Box 14	Folder 36	General Congressional Material - Manuscript	1936
Box 14	Folder 37	General Congressional Material - Printed Material and Mimeo	1936
Box 14	Folder 38	Dunkirk Speech	1937-10
Box 14	Folder 39	General Congressional Material - Manuscript	1937
Box 14	Folder 40	Outline of Jamestown speech	1937-10-14
Box 14	Folder 41	Packing Supreme Court	1937
Box 14	Folder 42	Tariff Facts	1937-10-21
Box 14	Folder 43	General Congressional Material - Manuscript	1938
Box 14	Folder 44	General Congressional Material - Mimeo	1938
Box 14	Folder 45	General Congressional Material - Mimeo	1938
Box 14	Folder 46	General Congressional Material - Mimeo	1938
Box 14	Folder 47	General Congressional Material - Mimeo	1938
Box 14	Folder 48	General Congressional Material - Manuscript	1939
Box 14	Folder 49	General Congressional Material - Mimeo	1939
Box 14	Folder 50	General Congressional Material - Mimeo and Printed	1939
Box 14	Folder 51	General Congressional Material - Mimeo	1939
Box 14	Folder 52	Work Relief Revenue Bill National Debt Policy	1939
Box 14	Folder 53	General Congressional Material	1930-1939
Box 14	Folder 54	General Congressional Material	1940
Box 14	Folder 55	Foreign Policy	1941
Box 14	Folder 56	General Congressional Material	1941
Box 14	Folder 57	International Labor Organization - Order in Council	1941
Box 14	Folder 58	World War II	1941
Box 14	Folder 59	World War II	1941
Box 14	Folder 60	General Congressional Material	1942
Box 14	Folder 61	General Congressional Material	1942
Box 15	Folder 1	Aviation	1943
Box 15	Folder 2	World War II	1942-1943
Box 15	Folder 3	Const. Amendment #22 (Proposed)	1944
Box 15	Folder 4	Election Figures	1944
Box 15	Folder 5	Foreign Trade Tariff - Currency Stabilization	1944
Box 15	Folder 6	General Congressional Material	1944
Box 15	Folder 7	General Congressional Material - Mimeo	1944
Box 15	Folder 8	Grapes	1944
Box 15	Folder 9	National Industrial Council	1944
Box 15	Folder 10	"Political Poison" (political material)	1944
Box 15	Folder 11	Politics	1944
Box 15	Folder 12	Politics	1944
Box 15	Folder 13	Postwar Tax Study Railroad Social Insurance Bill	1944
		Scope and Contents S A11 H.R. 4805, Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Box 15	Folder 14	Refugee Doctors	1944
		Scope and Contents 1. reprint from New York State Journal of Medicine "Status of Foreign Physicians" - concerns over leaving and so forth. 2. letter from Joseph Lawrence, M.D., executive officer of the Medical Society of the State of New York, sending along above information. 3. letter from Reed to Lawrence, acknowledging above.
Box 15	Folder 15	Speech Material	1944
Box 15	Folder 16	Arthur Tennant Post War Plan	1944
Box 15	Folder 17	Tomatoes	1944
Box 15	Folder 18	United Nations Relief etc.	1944
		Scope and Contents UNRRA Analysis H. R. 5512
Box 15	Folder 19	Vocational Education	1944
Box 15	Folder 20	Youngberg, Ernest J.	1944
		Scope and Contents 329 East Fourth St., Jamestown, N.Y.
Box 15	Folder 21	Farm Problems	1943-1944
Box 15	Folder 22	World War II	1936-1944
Box 15	Folder 23	Appointments	1945
Box 15	Folder 24	Contributions	1945
Box 15	Folder 25	Cornell	1945
Box 15	Folder 26	George A. Garden	1945
		Scope and Contents H.R. 1270
Box 15	Folder 27	Gas Rations	1945
		Scope and Contents Folding Room
Box 15	Folder 28	William H. Gotschall	1945
Box 15	Folder 29	Grapes	1945
Box 15	Folder 30	Income, Rentals, Income Tax, Insurance Receipts	1945
Box 15	Folder 31	Invitations	1945-01-1945-06
Box 15	Folder 32	Invitations	1945-08-1945-12
Box 15	Folder 33	London Hospital	1945
Box 15	Folder 34	Mail	1945
Box 15	Folder 35	Meetings	1945
Box 15	Folder 36	Military Legislation	1945
Box 15	Folder 37	Harry Monroe	1945
Box 15	Folder 38	Personal Letters: A-H	1945
Box 15	Folder 39	Personal Letters: I-Z	1945
Box 15	Folder 40	Politics	1945
Box 15	Folder 41	Portville High School	1945
Box 15	Folder 42	Receipts - Miscellaneous	1945
Box 15	Folder 43	Receipts - Printer	1945
Box 15	Folder 44	Receipts - Stationary	1945
Box 15	Folder 45	Receipts - Tax, Property, etc.	1945
Box 15	Folder 46	Re-Deployment	1945
Box 15	Folder 47	Reed, H. Anson, Estate of	1945
Box 15	Folder 48	Retirement System	1945
Box 15	Folder 49	Stamps	1945
Box 15	Folder 50	"Thank You " letters	1945
Box 15	Folder 51	"Thank You " letters	1945
Box 15	Folder 52	Veteran Affairs	1945
Box 15	Folder 53	Veterans Visas	1945
Box 15	Folder 54	Agriculture	1945-1946
Box 15	Folder 55	Communism	1946
Box 15	Folder 56	Congratulations	1946
Box 15	Folder 57	Federal Salaries	1946
Box 15	Folder 58	General Congressional Material	1946
Box 15	Folder 59	Robert E. Gross, Discharge	1946
Box 15	Folder 60	Labor	1946
Box 15	Folder 61	Lend Lease clippings	1946
Box 15	Folder 62	Letters of Appreciation	1946
Box 15	Folder 63	Loans to Foreign Countries	1946
		Scope and Contents "Hillman, Green, Murray, Lewis, Whitney, Robertson, Thomas, Woll, etc. Why Don't We Lend It to Ourselves if We Borrowed It From Ourselves?" 2 pp. mimeo statement
Box 15	Folder 63	Loans to Foreign Countries	1946-02-20
		Scope and Contents Carbon Copy of letter from Francis D. Meyer, Munster, Indiana to "Sir" in opposition to a "non-collateral gift loan" to Britain as a means of stimulating free world trade. Encloses a photostat of a letter of Sept. 2, 1941, from the Imports, Exports & Price Board of the govt. of Jamaica, refusing the importation of certain herbs from the U.S.
Box 15	Folder 63	Loans to Foreign Countries	1945-06-12
		Scope and Contents Typed carbon copy of a statement, apparently broadcast over WJAG, Norfolk, Nebraska, complimenting a number of members of the House of Representatives for voting against Bretton Woods. NB. Reed is only one from N.Y.S.
Box 15	Folder 63	Loans to Foreign Countries	1946
		Scope and Contents "Subsidizing the British Empire," an editorial by Jesse H. Jones, from The Houston Chronicle; Also, three other mounted newspaper editorials or news reports re: British loan and Bretton Woods International bank and International fund proposals.
Box 15	Folder 64	Inflation	1946
Box 15	Folder 65	Miscellaneous A-O	1946
Box 15	Folder 66	Miscellaneous P-Q	1946
Box 15	Folder 67	Miscellaneous R-T	1946
Box 15	Folder 68	Miscellaneous U-Z	1946
Box 16	Folder 1	O.P.A.	1946
Box 16	Folder 2	O.P.A. Flour	1946
Box 16	Folder 3	Peace	1946
Box 16	Folder 4	Primary	1946
Box 16	Folder 5	Primary	1946
Box 16	Folder 6	Reed, William T. - Falls Church	1946
Box 16	Folder 7	Republicans	1946
Box 16	Folder 8	Roosevelt	1946
Box 16	Folder 9	Sisson (Mrs)	1946
Box 16	Folder 10	Special	1946
Box 16	Folder 11	Summary of Action of Ways and Means Committee 79th Congress	1944-1946
Box 16	Folder 12	Surplus Property	1946
Box 16	Folder 13	Tariff Facts	1945
Box 16	Folder 14	Taxes	1946
Box 16	Folder 15	Thank you	1946
Box 16	Folder 16	Thank you letters	1946
Box 16	Folder 17	Thank you - out of district	1946
Box 16	Folder 18	Trade	1946
Box 16	Folder 19	Truman	1946
		Scope and Contents A Republican National Committee campaign pamphlet
Box 16	Folder 20	VAN DER HORST Corp. of America - Olean	1946
Box 16	Folder 21	Veterans Visas	1946
Box 16	Folder 22	Yugoslavia	1946
		Scope and Contents Pamphlet - "His Excellency, the President of the United States of America - Petition in the matter of the imprisonment of Archbishop Stepinac - The Holy Name Society of the Police Department of the City of New York, Hugh P. McGowan, President"
Box 16	Folder 22	Yugoslavia	1946
		Scope and Contents telegram - Reed to William G. Brown, Grand Knight, Knights of Columbus, Jamestown, New York, deploring Stepinac's imprisonment
Box 16	Folder 22	rough draft of letter from Reed to State Department protesting Stepinac's treatment	1946
Box 16	Folder 22	final copy of letter to Secretary of State	1946
Box 16	Folder 23	O.P.A.	1943-1946
Box 16	Folder 24	Babcock, Harry	1947
Box 16	Folder 25	Coordinator	1947
Box 16	Folder 26	Education	1947
Box 16	Folder 27	Federal Home Loan Adm.	1947
Box 16	Folder 28	Foreign Affairs	1947
Box 16	Folder 29	General Congressional Material - Mimeo	1947
Box 16	Folder 30	Gov. Corporations Appropriation	1947
Box 16	Folder 31	Sam Lasser (a) H.R. 2657	1947
Box 16	Folder 32	Peace	1947
Box 16	Folder 33	Pettingill	1947
Box 16	Folder 34	Political	1947
Box 16	Folder 35	Thank you letters - 80th Congress	1947
Box 16	Folder 36	Trade Agreements	1947
Box 16	Folder 37	C.P.A. A-C	1946-1947
Box 16	Folder 38	C.P.A. D-H	1946-1947
Box 16	Folder 39	C.P.A. I-Z	1946-1947
Box 16	Folder 40	Flood Control	1946-1947
Box 16	Folder 41	General Congressional Material	1943-1947
Box 16	Folder 42	C.P.A. A-G	1946-1947
Box 16	Folder 43	C.P.A. H-L	1946-1947
Box 16	Folder 44	C.P.A. M-Z	1945-1947
Box 16	Folder 45	C.P.A. Rent Control Cases	1946-1947
Box 16	Folder 46	C.P.A. Rent Control Cases	1946-1947
Box 16	Folder 47	C.P.A. Sugar Cases	1945-1947
Box 16	Folder 48	C.P.A. Sugar Cases	1945-1947
Box 16	Folder 49	Pension - New York	1946-1947
		Scope and Contents Old age Assistance
Box 16	Folder 50	Pension - New York	1946-1947
		Scope and Contents Old age Assistance
Box 16	Folder 51	Perkins, Fred	1945-1947
Box 16	Folder 52	Perkins, Fred	1945-1947
Box 16	Folder 53	Retirement Benefits	1946-1947
		Scope and Contents Railroad or Civil Service
Box 16	Folder 54	Retirement Benefits	1946-1947
		Scope and Contents Railroad or Civil Service
Box 16	Folder 55	Surplus Property Cases T-Z	1945-1947
Box 16	Folder 56	War Contract Termination	1946-1947
Box 17	Folder 1	America	1948
Box 17	Folder 2	Budget	1948
Box 17	Folder 3	Campaign	1948
Box 17	Folder 4	Communism	1948
Box 17	Folder 5	Congratulations, election	1948
Box 17	Folder 6	Congratulations, primary	1948
Box 17	Folder 7	Congressional letters	1948
Box 17	Folder 8	Congressional Meddling	1948
Box 17	Folder 9	Coordinator - House	1948
Box 17	Folder 10	Displaced Persons	1948
		Scope and Contents "The enclosed documented study contains authentic proof that many of the Baltic and other Displaced Persons for whom the U.S. Senate recommended immigration priority on June 2nd, are former Nazi collaborationists in murder, slave labor and robbery"
Box 17	Folder 11	Election campaign	1948
Box 17	Folder 12	Election	1948
Box 17	Folder 13	European Recovery	1948
Box 17	Folder 14	Excise Taxes - Lubricating oil brief	1948
Box 17	Folder 15	Flood Control	1948
		Scope and Contents Olean, N.Y. $769,000; Portville, N.Y. $400,000
Box 17	Folder 16	Foreign Relations	1948
		Scope and Contents Release: "Pettingill - For some old-fashioned Americanism, tune into Sam Pettingill on the air Sundays." re: American involvement in Italian elections.
Box 17	Folder 16	Foreign Relations	1948
		Scope and Contents letter to Reed from Henry A. Wallace re: enclosed open letter to Stalin - The Cold War Must Stop.
Box 17	Folder 16	Foreign Relations	1948
		Scope and Contents article clipped from the ATLANTIC - "The Rivalry of Nations" by Walter Lippmann
Box 17	Folder 17	General Congressional Material	1948
Box 17	Folder 18	Charles Hamel	1948
Box 17	Folder 19	H.J. Res. 287	1948
Box 17	Folder 20	H.J. 5065	1948
Box 17	Folder 21	H.R. 5399 Social Security	1948-02-16
		Scope and Contents H.R. 5399 Introduced by Rep. Kean, N.J.; Bill and statement enclosed
Box 17	Folder 22	H.R. 5645	1948-03-16
		Scope and Contents Ways and Means, Reed presided at Hearing ; reported favorably
Box 17	Folder 23	Labor	1948
Box 17	Folder 24	Marshall Plan	1948
		Scope and Contents Campaign endorsements of Senators Taft and Malone for Presidential ticket
Box 17	Folder 24	Marshall Plan	1948
		Scope and Contents psychological test for advertising purposes
Box 17	Folder 24	Marshall Plan	1948
		Scope and Contents "Psychological Strategy for Republicans"
Box 17	Folder 24	Marshall Plan	1948
		Scope and Contents "We Owe It to Ourselves, Don't We?" - "Challenge the Constitutionality of…this hopeless and thankless task of Saving Europe"
Box 17	Folder 24	Marshall Plan	1948
		Scope and Contents "Washington Newsletter…A Concrete Tax Example"
Box 17	Folder 24	Marshall Plan	1948
		Scope and Contents extension submitted by Reed to Record "From ERP to WPA"
Box 17	Folder 24	Marshall Plan	1948
		Scope and Contents editorial, "Sour Note in Marshall Music"
Box 17	Folder 24	Marshall Plan	1948
		Scope and Contents "The Marshall Plan will be railroaded through Congress like its parent, the United Nations Charter…."
Box 17	Folder 24	Marshall Plan	1948
		Scope and Contents "Women Investors Research Institute, Inc., Analysis and Historical Review relative to the Marshall Plan"
Box 17	Folder 25	Miscellaneous	1948
Box 17	Folder 26	N.Y. Indians	1948
Box 17	Folder 27	Newspaper Publicity	1948
Box 17	Folder 28	Oil & Steel	1948
Box 17	Folder 29	Personal	1948
Box 17	Folder 30	Primary	1948
Box 17	Folder 31	Production	1948
Box 17	Folder 32	Reading File	1948
Box 17	Folder 33	Rent Law	1948
Box 17	Folder 34	Republican National Convention	1948
Box 17	Folder 35	Republican Party	1948
Box 17	Folder 36	Selective Service	1948
Box 17	Folder 37	Social Security	1948
Box 17	Folder 38	Supporters	1948
Box 17	Folder 39	Tax Bill H.R. 4790	1948
Box 17	Folder 40	Tax Bill	1948
Box 17	Folder 41	Thank you letters	1948
Box 17	Folder 42	Unemployment Insurance	1948
		Scope and Contents Milton O. Loysen, Department of Labor, 112 State St., Albany, N.Y.
Box 17	Folder 43	Ways and Means I	1948
Box 17	Folder 44	Universal Military Training	1948
Box 17	Folder 45	Ways and Means	1948
Box 17	Folder 46	Ways and Means	1948
Box 17	Folder 47	Ways and Means	1948-01-09
Box 17	Folder 48	Bard Tax Plans	1945-1948
Box 17	Folder 49	Education	1947-1948
Box 17	Folder 50	Employment A-C	1947-1948
Box 17	Folder 51	Employment D-E	1947-1948
Box 17	Folder 52	Employment F-I	1947-1948
Box 17	Folder 53	Employment J-L	1947-1948
Box 17	Folder 54	Employment and Endorsements M-O	1947-1948
Box 17	Folder 55	Employment and Endorsements P-Z	1947-1948
Box 17	Folder 56	Foreign Relief	1947-1948
		Scope and Contents editorial by George E. Sokolsky, "These Days"
Box 17	Folder 56	Foreign Relief	1947-1948
		Scope and Contents "A Complication of Verbatim excerpts of Final Report on Foreign Aid of the House Select Committee on Foreign Aid"
Box 17	Folder 56	Foreign Relief	1948
		Scope and Contents "The Foreign Assistance Act"
Box 17	Folder 56	Foreign Relief	1947-1948
		Scope and Contents release - "Report on Trieste"
Box 17	Folder 56	Foreign Relief	1947-1948
		Scope and Contents record - remarks of George Sadowski - "What is our Foreign Policy - Why are we Rebuilding Germany?"
Box 17	Folder 56	Foreign Relief	1947-1948
		Scope and Contents "Findings and Recommendations Regarding Foreign Aid" by the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce
Box 17	Folder 56	Foreign Relief	1947-1948
		Scope and Contents open letter to Congress from Robert M. Cromwell
Box 17	Folder 56	Foreign Relief	1947-1948
		Scope and Contents release - "What Western Europe Can Do for Itself"
Box 17	Folder 56	Foreign Relief	1947-1948
		Scope and Contents release - "Report on Germany"
Box 17	Folder 56	Foreign Relief	1947-1948
		Scope and Contents letters from constituents regarding the Republican plan for European Recovery
Box 17	Folder 56	Foreign Relief	1947-1948
		Scope and Contents statement by Congressman Ralph W. Gwinn re: "The New Plan for European Recovery"
Box 17	Folder 56	Foreign Relief	1947-1948
		Scope and Contents "The Marshall Plan or Else" by Livingston Hartley
Box 17	Folder 56	Foreign Relief	1947-1948
		Scope and Contents "Barron's - Niggardly Giving would Defeat ERP"
Box 17	Folder 56	Foreign Relief	1947-1948
		Scope and Contents index card - notes on Marshall Plan
Box 17	Folder 57	General Congressional Material	1945-1948
Box 17	Folder 58	Governor's Conference	1947-1948
Box 17	Folder 59	Governor's Conference	1947-1948
Box 17	Folder 60	Highways	1944-1948
Box 17	Folder 61	Immigration - A-E	1945-1948
Box 17	Folder 62	Immigration - F-L	1945-1948
Box 17	Folder 63	Immigration - M-P	1946-1948
Box 18	Folder 1	Immigration - R-Toth	1946-1948
Box 18	Folder 2	Immigration Thefts - V	1946-1948
Box 18	Folder 3	Immigration - W-Z	1946-1948
Box 18	Folder 4	Indians	1945-1948
Box 18	Folder 5	Passports	1945-1948
Box 18	Folder 6	Passports	1945-1948
Box 18	Folder 7	Selective Service Draft Cases	1945-1948
Box 18	Folder 8	Social Security	1947-1948
Box 18	Folder 9	Surplus Property Cases A-B	1945-1948
Box 18	Folder 10	Surplus Property Cases C	1945-1948
Box 18	Folder 11	Surplus Property Cases D-F	1945-1948
Box 18	Folder 12	Surplus Property Cases G-J	1945-1948
Box 18	Folder 13	Surplus Property Cases K-M	1945-1948
Box 18	Folder 14	Surplus Property Cases N-O	1945-1948
Box 18	Folder 15	Surplus Property Cases P-R	1945-1948
Box 18	Folder 16	Surplus Property Cases S	1945-1948
Box 18	Folder 17	Surplus Property Cases S	1945-1948
Box 18	Folder 18	Welch Grape Juice Co. - Sugar	1946-1948
Box 18	Folder 19	Agriculture Yearbook	1949
Box 18	Folder 20	Agriculture Yearbook	1949
Box 18	Folder 21	Agriculture Yearbook	1949
Box 18	Folder 22	Agriculture Yearbook	1949
Box 18	Folder 23	Agriculture Yearbook	1949
Box 18	Folder 24	Agriculture Yearbook	1949
Box 18	Folder 25	Education	1949
Box 18	Folder 26	Education	1949
Box 18	Folder 27	Education	1949
Box 18	Folder 28	Employment A-J	1949
Box 18	Folder 29	Excise Taxes	1949
Box 18	Folder 30	General Congressional Material	1949
Box 18	Folder 31	General Congressional Material: H.R. 533	1949
Box 18	Folder 32	General Congressional Material	1949
Box 18	Folder 33	Indians	1949
Box 18	Folder 34	Labor Legislation	1949
Box 18	Folder 35	Labor	1949
Box 18	Folder 36	Labor Legislation	1949
Box 18	Folder 37	Labor Legislation	1949
Box 18	Folder 38	Labor Legislation	1949
Box 19	Folder 1	Oil	1949
Box 19	Folder 2	Parochial Schools	1949
Box 19	Folder 3	Parochial Schools	1949
Box 19	Folder 4	Socialized Medicine	1949
Box 19	Folder 5	Thank you letters	1949
Box 19	Folder 6	Wage and Hour	1949
Box 19	Folder 7	Wage and Hour	1949
Box 19	Folder 8	Aid to Blind	1948-1949
Box 19	Folder 9	Ralph Brown Case	1947-1949
Box 19	Folder 10	China	1948-1949
Box 19	Folder 11	Employment - Mrs Jarboe's Case	1947-1949
Box 19	Folder 12	General Congressional Material	1948-1949
Box 19	Folder 13	General Congressional Material	1940-1949
Box 19	Folder 14	Hoover Commission	1948-1949
Box 19	Folder 15	Housing	1947-1949
Box 19	Folder 16	Immigration and Naturalization - F	1946-1949
Box 19	Folder 17	Labor Legislation	1947-1949
Box 19	Folder 18	Philippines Bill H.R. 5185	1945-1949
Box 19	Folder 19	Postal Rates	1948-1949
Box 19	Folder 20	Rent control	1947-1949
Box 19	Folder 21	Social Security	1948-1949
Box 19	Folder 22	Social Security	1948-1949
Box 19	Folder 23	Socialized Medicine	1948-1949
Box 19	Folder 24	Socialized Medicine	1945-1949
Box 19	Folder 25	St. Lawrence Seaway	1945-1949
Box 19	Folder 26	Campaign	1950
Box 19	Folder 27	Candidacy	1950
Box 19	Folder 28	Copper Hill	1950
Box 19	Folder 29	Cornellians - Nixon	1950
Box 19	Folder 30	General Congressional Material	1950
Box 19	Folder 31	General Congressional Material	1950
Box 19	Folder 32	General Congressional Material	1950
Box 19	Folder 33	H.R. 9246 Renegotiation Bill	1950
Box 19	Folder 34	H.R. 9246 Renegotiation Bill	1950
Box 19	Folder 35	Hoover Commission	1950
Box 19	Folder 36	Hoover Commission	1950
Box 19	Folder 37	Korea - Lawrence Smith; John Voreys	1950
Box 19	Folder 38	Korea	1950
Box 19	Folder 39	Letters of Congratulations	1950
Box 19	Folder 40	Political	1950
Box 19	Folder 41	Post Office	1950
Box 19	Folder 42	Primary	1950
Box 19	Folder 43	Remarks	1950
Box 19	Folder 44	State College	1950
Box 19	Folder 45	Stationery	1950
Box 19	Folder 46	Supporters	date unknown
Box 20	Folder 1	United Nations Speech	1950-09-13
Box 20	Folder 2	Agriculture	1947-1950
Box 20	Folder 3	Agriculture	1947-1950
Box 20	Folder 4	Agricultural Yearbooks	1949-1950
Box 20	Folder 5	General Congressional Material	1948-1950
Box 20	Folder 6	China	1949-11-23
		Scope and Contents letter to Reed from Mrs Frank Garbank of Sinclairville, New York. Mrs Garback writes to inform Congressman Reed that she is "deeply opposed" to recognition of the Communist Government of the Peoples' Republic of China
Box 20	Folder 6	China	1950-06-27
		Scope and Contents letter (copy) from Reed to Rev. Timothy Stockmeyer, C.P. Reed says he is deeply opposed to recognizing the PRC also. Further, he has "little faith" in the U.N., as it is the creature of Alger Hiss, a traitor to the U.S.
Box 20	Folder 6	China	1950-06-21
		Scope and Contents letter from Rev. Stockmeyer to Reed, asking Reed to prevent recognition of the PRC
Box 20	Folder 6	China	date unknown
		Scope and Contents open letter from Ruth Campbell Bigelow, entitled "An American Woman Speaks Out." She says that Stalin wants the Americans to refrain from using the veto power on the motion to seat China in the U.N. She claims to refrain would be treasonous.
Box 20	Folder 6	China	1950-01-07
		Scope and Contents Letter from Frederick C. McKee, Chairman Pro-Tem of the Committee to Defend America by Aiding Anti-Communist China, to Reed. McKee encloses a copyright letter sent to the Secretary of State. (Dean Acheson) He asks Acheson to define clearly the China policies of the State Department.
Box 20	Folder 6	China	1949-12-06
		Scope and Contents letter (copy) from Reed to Miss Anna S. Glase of Jamestown, New York. Reed is against communism, which the "New Deal coddled."
Box 20	Folder 6	China	1949-12-05
		Scope and Contents letter from Anna S. Glase to Reed. "I want you to vote against recognition of Red China. Not to extend aid to Tito, but vote to recognize Spain who stopped Red Russia from marching to our United States of America."
Box 20	Folder 6	China	1949-11-23
		Scope and Contents letter (copy) from Reed to Miss Pauline Blank, of Cuba, New York (same as letter to Glase)
Box 20	Folder 6	China	1949-11-21
		Scope and Contents letter from Pauline Blank to Reed "There is such a thing as honor among nations" - we shouldn't give "support to a regime that knows no mercy"
Box 20	Folder 6	China	1949-11-07
		Scope and Contents letter from Harold E. Bickford to Reed opposing recognition of the "new communistic regime [which] is diametrically opposed to all that democracy stands for"
Box 20	Folder 6	China	1949-11-21
		Scope and Contents letter from Mrs K.W. McNaughton of Angelica, New York, to Reed, opposing recognition
Box 20	Folder 6	China	1949-11-23
		Scope and Contents letter from the ladies of the Altar and Rosary Society of st. John's Chapel in Cassadaga, New York to Reed, opposing recognition.
Box 20	Folder 6	China	1949-11-25
		Scope and Contents letter from Gladys Green of Bigelow's in Jamestown, New York to Reed, opposing recognition of China and other "strictly Hitler type dictatorships"
Box 20	Folder 6	China	1949-11-25
		Scope and Contents letter from Francis Bauer of Bigelow's to Reed - same as above
Box 20	Folder 6	China	1949-11-21
		Scope and Contents letter from Mrs Frank Hyam of Dunkirk, New York, to Reed, opposing recognition
Box 20	Folder 6	China	1949-11-21
		Scope and Contents letter (copy) from Reed to Mrs May W. Mulholland of Dunkirk, same as letter to Miss Glase.
Box 20	Folder 6	China	date unknown
		Scope and Contents telegram from Mrs Mary Mulholland of Dunkirk, to Reed, "Two hundred thirty-six Catholic daughters of…Dunkirk" ask that he oppose recognition
Box 20	Folder 6	China	1949-1950
		Scope and Contents The rest of the folder is basically the same - letters from concerned citizens and standardized replies from Reed. One letter, from Marguerite Childs of Cuba, New York, proposed that "the only honest way to present the question" was to wait for the open debate on the floor of the U.N.
Box 20	Folder 7	E.C.A.	1947-1950
Box 20	Folder 8	E.C.A.	1949-1950
Box 20	Folder 9	Education	1949-1950
Box 20	Folder 10	Electoral System	1949-1950
Box 20	Folder 11	Employment K-N	1947-1950
Box 20	Folder 12	Employment O-Z	1947-1950
Box 20	Folder 13	Federal Expenses	1947-1950
Box 20	Folder 14	Hoover Commission	1949-1950
Box 20	Folder 15	Housing	1948-1950
Box 20	Folder 16	Immigration and Naturalization A-E	1947-1950
Box 20	Folder 17	Immigration and Naturalization G-O	1946-1950
Box 20	Folder 18	Immigration and Naturalization P-Z	1948-1950
Box 20	Folder 19	Indians	1944-1950
Box 20	Folder 20	Labor	1949-1950
Box 20	Folder 21	Lobbying Legislation	1949-1950
Box 20	Folder 22	New York	1949-1950
Box 20	Folder 23	Post Office	1947-1950
Box 20	Folder 24	Postal Rates	1948-1950
Box 20	Folder 25	Postal Rates	1948-1950
Box 20	Folder 26	Publicity	1946-1950
Box 20	Folder 27	Rent Control	1949-1950
Box 20	Folder 28	Selective Service	1949-1950
Box 20	Folder 29	Small Business	1948-1950
Box 20	Folder 30	Socialized Medicine	1949-1950
Box 20	Folder 31	St. Lawrence Seaway	1941-1950
Box 20	Folder 32	Steel	1948-1950
Box 20	Folder 33	Steel	1948-1950
Box 20	Folder 34	Un-American Activities	1947-1950
Box 20	Folder 35	U.M.T.	1948-1950
Box 20	Folder 36	U.M.T.	1948-1950
Box 20	Folder 37	Wellsville, New York	1949-1950
Box 20	Folder 38	Budget, Mary Barlow	1951
Box 20	Folder 39	Cornell Re-Union	1951
Box 20	Folder 40	Farm Co-operatives	1951
Box 20	Folder 41	General Congressional Material	1951
Box 20	Folder 42	Renegotiation Act	1951
Box 20	Folder 43	Kling Factories	1949-1951
Box 20	Folder 44	Hoover Commission	1950-1951
Box 21	Folder 1	Campaign	1952
Box 21	Folder 2	Co-ops Tax Policy	1951-1952
Box 21	Folder 3	Extensions, Mr Reed	1952
Box 21	Folder 4	General Congressional Material	1952
Box 21	Folder 5	Gold Standard Bill, H.R. 6470	1952
Box 21	Folder 6	Interviews	1952
Box 21	Folder 7	Oil Brief	1952
Box 21	Folder 8	St. Lawrence Seaway	1952
Box 21	Folder 9	St. Lawrence Seaway	1952
Box 21	Folder 10	St. Lawrence Seaway	1952
Box 21	Folder 11	Universal Military Training	1952
Box 21	Folder 12	Universal Military Training	1952
Box 21	Folder 13	Universal Military Training	1952
Box 21	Folder 14	Universal Military Training	1952
Box 21	Folder 15	Universal Military Training	1952
Box 21	Folder 16	Universal Military Training	1952
Box 21	Folder 17	Misc. Data Relative to Veterans	1945-1952
Box 21	Folder 18	Universal Military Training	1950-1952
Box 21	Folder 19	Universal Military Training	1950-1952
Box 21	Folder 20	Universal Military Training	1950-1952
Box 21	Folder 21	Ways and Means	1951-1952
Box 21	Folder 22	General Congressional Material	1953
Box 21	Folder 23	General Congressional Material	1953
Box 21	Folder 24	General Congressional Material	1953
Box 21	Folder 25	General Congressional Material	1953
Box 21	Folder 26	General Congressional Material	1953
Box 21	Folder 27	General Congressional Material	1953
Box 21	Folder 28	Pension of Retired Postal Employees, H.R. 555	1953
Box 21	Folder 29	Customs Simplification, H.R. 5877	1953
Box 21	Folder 30	Savings and Loan	1953
Box 21	Folder 31	Social Security	1953
		Scope and Contents Correspondence relating to H.R. 10 and H.R. 11 Reed-Keogh-Jenkins
Box 21	Folder 32	Jennie E. Caldwell Memorial Home, Mr. Halleck	date unknown
Box 21	Folder 33	Miscellaneous	1953
Box 21	Folder 34	General Congressional Material	1954
Box 21	Folder 35	General Congressional Material	1954
Box 21	Folder 36	General Congressional Material	1954
Box 21	Folder 37	General Congressional Material	1954
Box 21	Folder 38	General Congressional Material	1954
Box 21	Folder 39	General Congressional Material - Manuscript	1954
Box 21	Folder 40	General Congressional Material - Printed Material	1954
Box 21	Folder 41	Social Security	1954
Box 21	Folder 42	Thank you letters	1954
Box 21	Folder 43	Letters	1953-1954
Box 21	Folder 44	Twyeffort, Ray	1953-1954
Box 21	Folder 45	Herbert Hoover	1949-1954
Box 21	Folder 46	General Congressional Material	1955
Box 21	Folder 47	General Congressional Material	1955
Box 21	Folder 48	General Congressional Material - Manuscript	1955
Box 21	Folder 49	General Congressional Material - Manuscript	1955
Box 21	Folder 50	General Congressional Material - Mimeo and Printed	1955
Box 21	Folder 51	General Congressional Material - Mimeo and Printed	1955
Box 21	Folder 52	General Congressional Material	1955
Box 21	Folder 53	Joseph Rubenstein, Esq.	1955
Box 21	Folder 54	Thank you letters	1955
Box 21	Folder 55	Universal Military training	1955
Box 21	Folder 56	General Congressional Material	1948-1955
Box 21	Folder 57	Herbert Hoover	1947-1955
Box 21	Folder 58	H.R. 1834	1954-1955
Box 21	Folder 59	J. Parnell Thomas	1950-1955
Box 21		Philip C. Pendleton, Treasurer, University of Pennsylvania	1954-08-23
		Scope and Contents Letter concerning revision of Internal Revenue Code of 1954
Box 21		Ludwig S. Hellborn	1954-08-16
		Scope and Contents Letter congratulating Reed on passage of Internal Revenue Code of 1954
Box 22	Folder 1	Correspondence from Reed & Secretary	1956-09-1956-10
Box 22	Folder 2	Correspondence from Reed & Secretary	1956-10-1956-11
Box 22	Folder 3	Correspondence from Reed & Secretary	1956-12
Box 22	Folder 4	Extensions, Mr Reed	1956
Box 22	Folder 5	General Congressional Material	1956
Box 22	Folder 6	Highway Bill	1956
Box 22	Folder 7	Thank you letters	1956
Box 22	Folder 8	Keogh-Jenkins Bill	1954-1956
Box 22	Folder 9	George Burger - National Fed. Of Ond. Business	1955-1956
Box 22	Folder 10	Rubenstein, Joseph	1955-1956
Box 22	Folder 11	Rubenstein, Joseph	1955-1956
Box 22	Folder 12	Rubenstein, Joseph	1955-1956
Box 22	Folder 13	Rubenstein, Joseph	1955-1957
Box 22	Folder 14	Social Security	1955-1956
Box 22	Folder 15	General Congressional Material	1957
		General Congressional Material	1957
Box 22	Folder 17	General Congressional Material	1957
Box 22	Folder 18	General Congressional Material	1957
Box 22	Folder 19	General Congressional Material	1957
Box 22	Folder 20	General Congressional Material	1957
Box 22	Folder 21	General Congressional Material	1948-1957
Box 22	Folder 22	General Congressional Material	1951-1957
Box 22	Folder 23	General Congressional Material	1952-1957
Box 22	Folder 24	General Congressional Material	1958
Box 22	Folder 25	Capitol Hill Club	1958
Box 22	Folder 26	Extension & Speeches in Record	1957-1958
Box 22	Folder 27	Presidential Letters (Hoover, Eisenhower, and Administration Officials)	1931-1957
Box 22	Folder 28	General Congressional Material	1935-1958
Box 22	Folder 29	General Congressional Material	1940-1958
Box 22	Folder 30	General Congressional Material	1950-1958
Box 22	Folder 31	General Congressional Material	1950-1958
Box 22	Folder 32	General Congressional Material	1950-1958
Box 22	Folder 33	General Congressional Material	1950-1958
Box 22	Folder 34	General Congressional Material	1952-1958
Box 22	Folder 35	General Congressional Material	1951-1959
Box 22	Folder 36	General Congressional Material	1953-1959
Box 22	Folder 37	General Congressional Material	1956-1959
Box 22	Folder 38	Agriculture	date unknown
Box 22	Folder 39	Campaign Cards	date unknown
Box 22	Folder 40	Congressional Salary	date unknown
Box 22	Folder 41	Congressional Salary	date unknown
Box 22	Folder 42	General Congressional Material	date unknown
Box 22	Folder 43	General Congressional Material	date unknown
Box 22	Folder 44	General Congressional Material	date unknown
Box 22	Folder 45	General Congressional Material	date unknown
Box 22	Folder 46	General Congressional Material	date unknown
Box 22	Folder 47	General Congressional Material	date unknown
Box 22	Folder 48	General Congressional Material	date unknown
Box 22	Folder 49	General Congressional Material	date unknown
Box 22		Correspondence with President Herbert Hoover	1931-1958
		Scope and Contents The rest of this box is additional material that was kept in KJ's files until collection completed. Envelopes that belong to particular Presidential Letters are placed behind those letters.
		Processing Information Envelopes that belong to particular Presidential letters are placed behind those letters.
Box 22		Letter from Hoover in Washington, D.C. to Reed in Dunkirk, N.Y.	1931-06-22
		Scope and Contents Letter acknowledges telegram commenting on Hoover's action regarding the one-year postponement of world intergovernmental debts and thanking him for his support.
Box 22		Telegram from Hoover in Washington, D.C. to Reed in Dunkirk, N.Y.	1931-06-24
		Scope and Contents Telegram requesting Reed to inform him if he is in favor of the American government's proposals regarding a one year postponement of intergovernmental debts.
Box 22		Printed booklet entitled "The Protection of Freedom"	1954-08-10
		Scope and Contents Book contains text of address delivered by Hoover at the reception given by the state of Iowa for his 80th birthday in West Branch, Iowa.
Box 22		Letter from Hoover in New York City to Reed in Washington, D.C.	1954-08-20
		Scope and Contents Letter expressing his gratitude at Reed's message on his birthday
Box 22		Letter from Hoover in Stanford, California to Mr and Mrs Reed in Dunkirk, N.Y.	1957-08-19
		Scope and Contents Letter acknowledges their birthday greetings and remarking that they raised many pleasant recollections of Hoover's and Reed's team work together.
Box 22		Correspondence with Dwight D. Eisenhower	1953-1958
		Processing Information Envelopes that belong to particular Presidential letters are placed behind those letters.
Box 22		Typed copy of letter from Eisenhower in Washington, D.C. to Reed	1953-02-14
		Scope and Contents letter invites him to White House meeting on February 26 for the purpose of discussing problems related to federal-state relations, as well as proposed legislation for the creation of a bipartisan commission on federal-state relations.
Box 22		Letter from Eisenhower to Reed (both in Washington, D.C.)	1953-06-02
		Scope and Contents letter thanking him for sending "Miss Lawson's little album" on to him.
Box 22		Letter from Eisenhower to Reed (both in Washington, D.C.)	1953-08-08
		Scope and Contents Letter remarks that, "in spite of our one serious disagreement, which became so widely published as to cast us in the roles of bitter and permanent enemies, I am struck by the fact…that you have actually been devoted to the same cause as has the Administration" and had often been a wheelhorse in getting programs enacted.
Box 22		Letter from Eisenhower to Reed (both in Washington, D.C.)	1953-11-10
		Scope and Contents Marked personal. Letter sets forth two considerations entering into his decision to decline the Tariff Commission's recommendation for a higher duty on briar pipes.
Box 22		Letter from Eisenhower to Reed (both in Washington, D.C.)	1954-01-19
		Scope and Contents Letter thanking him for lending his name to the administration's plan for extension of the OASI (probably, Old Age & Survivors' Insurance - name not spelled out) and the formula to better integrate the program with Old Age Assistance.
Box 22		Letter from Eisenhower to Reed (both in Washington, D.C.)	1954-03-18
		Scope and Contents Letter states "I tried to get you on the telephone this afternoon to congratulate you on your magnificent victory. You really had what it took. It makes me feel good to have such associates."
Box 22		Carbon copy of letter from Reed to Eisenhower in Washington, D.C.	1954-03-19
		Scope and Contents replying to Eisenhower's letter of the preceding day and commenting that "if it had not been for your stirring appeal to the citizens of this country the result would have been otherwise I am sure."
Box 22		Letter from Eisenhower to Reed (both in Washington, D.C.)	1954-06-02
		Scope and Contents Letter thanks him for his successful efforts in regard to the Social Security program.
Box 22		Carbon copy of letter from Reed to Eisenhower in Washington, D.C.)	1954-06-03
		Scope and Contents Letter thanks him for his "most gracious note" of the preceding day.
Box 22		Letter from Eisenhower to Reed (both in Washington, D.C.)	1954-07-15
		Scope and Contents (Marked personal and confidential) - expresses the hope that Reed would be the "field general" for retaining in a tax bill the House provisions encouraging foreign investment by American business.
Box 22		Letter from Eisenhower in Denver, Colorado, to Reed in Washington, D.C.	1954-08-23
		Scope and Contents Letter expresses appreciation for Reed's "splendid cooperation) during the long session of the 83rd Congress and stating that the massive record of that Congress was the result of Reed's "personal efforts and forceful leadership."
Box 22		Telegram from Eisenhower in Washington, D.C. to Reed in Dunkirk, N.Y.	1954-10-31
		Scope and Contents Letter expressing his hope that the people of Reed's state, by their votes for him and other Republican Congressional candidates, would do their part to assure another Republican-led Congress. Also, telegram of congratulations on Reed's re-election, Nov. 6, 1954.
Box 22		Telegram from President Eisenhower to Reed.	1954-11-06
		Scope and Contents Congratulating Reed on Victory in 1954
Box 22		Carbon copy of letter from Reed to Eisenhower	1954-12-29
		Scope and Contents Letter explains that a statement released to the press by Reed the previous day was intended solely to express admiration for the manner in which Eisenhower (assisted by Secretary Dulles) had conducted the nation's foreign affairs; because the press had given coverage only to that portion of Reed's statement expressing reservations as to foreign trade policy, a copy of the statement was included with the letter.
Box 22		Letter from Eisenhower to Reed (both in Washington, D.C.)	1955-01-10
		Scope and Contents Letter thanks him for sending him a bottle of Irgapyrin and stating that he would consult with Howard Snyder (the President's physician) about it.
Box 22		Letter from Eisenhower to Reed (both in Washington, D.C.)	1955-01-11
		Scope and Contents Letter informing him that Howard Snyder had told him that Irgapyrin had an American equivalent, Butazoladin, which Eisenhower had been taking for about a week; Reed's tablets were being returned with profound thanks.
Box 22		Letter from Eisenhower to Reed (both in Washington, D.C.)	1955-01-14
		Scope and Contents Letter thanking him for sending a list of people who had endorsed Reed's son for appointment to the Civil Aeronautics Board.
Box 22		Carbon copy of letter from Reed to Eisenhower in Washington, D.C.	1955-07-28
		Scope and Contents Letter congratulating him for his performance at Geneva (presumably the summit conference) and expressing regret at his inability to attend the breakfast at the Hotel Statler on July 29.
Box 22		Letter from Eisenhower to Reed (both in Washington, D.C.)	1955-07-29
		Scope and Contents Letter is a reply to Reed's letter of the previous day and commenting on Reed's healthy appearance in a recent newspaper photograph on the occasion of his return to the United States.
Box 22		Letter from Eisenhower to Reed (both n Washington, D.C.) (3 -carbon copies)	1957-05-31
		Scope and Contents Letter stating "This morning I had a little free time, and in looking over the Congressional Record I noticed your remarks of May twenty-third. I tried to call you to tell you of my gratitude to you for setting the record straight."
Box 22		Carbon copy of letter from Richard Nixon in Washington, D.C. to Joseph Rubenstein in Dunkirk, N.Y.	1958-04-04
		Scope and Contents Sending greetings to those attending the Chautauqua County Republican Dinner on April 16.
Box 22		Carbon copy of letter from Daniel Reed to Richard Nixon	1958-04-14
		Scope and Contents Reed expressing appreciation for Nixon's letter to Joseph Rubenstein, chairman of the Chautauqua County Republican Committee, with respect to that group's fund-raising dinner; also, stating his high regard for Nixon as "a young man…whose every act of public service is imbreed with the virtues of integrity, patriotism and wisdom."
Box 22		Herbert Hoover to Daniel Reed	1957-08-19
		Scope and Contents Other Hoover letters in Box 48
Box 22		Letter from Eisenhower to Reed (both in Washington, D.C.)	1957-12-03
		Scope and Contents Letter thanking him for attending that day's meeting of the legislative-executive leaders "inspite of the fact that my own attendance had for some days been problematical."
Box 22		Carbon copy of letter from Eisenhower in Washington, D.C. to Joseph Rubenstein in Dunkirk, N.Y.	1958-04-15
		Scope and Contents Sending greetings on the occasion of a gathering of Republicans in Chautauqa County, N.Y.
Box 22		Letter from Eisenhower to Reed (both in Washington, D.C.)	1958-04-24
		Scope and Contents In reply to a letter of April 22 from Reed (not in this list) relating to the Chautauqua County Republican Committee's fund-raising dinner, and expressing delight at the dinner's success.
Box 22		Letter from Eisenhower to Reed (both in Washington, D.C.)	1958-05-02
		Scope and Contents Expressing appreciation at Reed's work in the Ways and Means Committee and on the House floor in regard to unemployment compensation legislation.
Box 22		Letter from Philip Will (Cornell '00) to Reed	1958-07-01
		Scope and Contents Congratulating Reed on receipt of The American Tariff League's "Scroll of Honor"
Box 22		Letter from Samuel Price to Reed	1958-04-25
		Scope and Contents From Price and Miller Law Offices, Jamestown, N.Y. thanking Reed for attention given him as to progress of Public Law Bill 85-367.
Box 22		Letter from Stephen W. Paine, Houghton College - 75th Anniversary.	1958-04-24
		Scope and Contents re: Wage scales for dormitory construction.
Box 23	Folder 1	General Congressional Material	1920-1930
		Scope and Contents includes printed article, Chemical Disarmament; various articles on Dyestuffs, reports (typed) on former controlled commodity marketing
Box 23	Folder 2	General Congressional Material	1920-1930
		Scope and Contents docket 1928, '26, '27
Box 23	Folder 3	Indian Affairs	1930
		Scope and Contents Map, reports on manufacturing and distribution for Salamanca, New York
Box 23	Folder 4	General Congressional Material	1920-1934
Box 23	Folder 5	General Congressional Material - Manuscript:	1936
		Scope and Contents report, "Advisory Opinions by the Committee on the Judiciary", points of order
Box 23	Folder 6	General Congressional Material - Manuscript:	1937
Box 23		Report by Rep. Harold Knutson, re: new department of welfare	1937
Box 23		Typescript of Speech, presumably by Reed, re: George-Dean Act.	1937
Box 23		Typescript of Speech, presumably by Reed, re: Rheims	1937
Box 23		Typescript of Speech, presumably by Reed, re: Neutrality Act.	1937
Box 23		Report - History of the Tariff Commission	1937
Box 23	Folder 7	General Congressional Material:	1939
Box 23		Handwritten "Memo for Mr. Reed" re: visit to Europe and War	1939
Box 23		Typed - "Confidential Annotated Bill for Self-Liquidating Projects Act" (2 copies)	1939
Box 23	Folder 8	General Congressional Material:	1939
Box 23		Press Release from Sen. John G. Townsend, Jr., "Not One Cent for Tribute"	1939
Box 23		Report - Public Opinion, compiled by Republican National Committee.	1939
Box 23		Press Release from FDR re: neutrality legislation	1939
Box 23		Statement of William R. Castle, former undersecretary of State, re: neutrality	1939
Box 23		Address by Frank Gannett, "Save Agriculture to Save America"	1939
Box 23		Speeches by William R. Castle	1939
Box 23	Folder 9	General Congressional Material:	1938-1942
Box 23		Report - "Action By The National Grange"	1938-1942
Box 23		Text of Speech by Rep. Fred A. Hartley, Jr. R (NJ)	1938-1942
Box 23		Text of Speech by Former President Herbert Hoover, both speeches re: New Deal	1938-1942
Box 23	Folder 10	General Congressional Material:	1944
Box 23		Typed, "Who is the Political Action Candidate for Congress in your District?"	1944
Box 23		Typed, from Republican National Committee, re: Sidney Hillman.	1944
Box 23		Speech, Senator Millard E. Tydings	1944
Box 23		Typed, "If I Were President" by Sen. Edwin C. Johnson	1944
Box 23		Release - re: Positive Tax Program	1944
Box 23	Folder 11-13	Hong Fort Chew Casert	1947
		Scope and Contents Hong Fort Chew was an immigrant who was to be deported. He had served briefly in the Army during World War II but was discharged (honoably) due to language difficulties. He could not prove that his father, a local laundryman in Dunkirk, was, in fact, his father, because of the Chinese custom of not keeping birth records. Various petitions that the man be allowed to stay labelled "Clergy," "Doctors," etc. There is, however, no indication of the outcome of the affair.
Box 23	Folder 14	General Congressional Material:	1943-1947
Box 23		Release, re: "Pay-As-We-Earn-Tax Legislation"	1943-1947
Box 23		Statement by Fred Hartley, Jr.	1943-1947
Box 23		Pamphlet, Victory Through Unity	1943-1947
Box 23		Memorandum, On Republican Victory	1944
Box 23		Speeches, Governor Thomas E. Dewey	1943-1947
Box 23		Speech, Rep. Everett Dirksen	1943-1947
Box 23		Release, re: change in Dewey's schedule	1943-1947
Box 23		Speeches, Gov. John W. Bricker	1943-1947
Box 23		Release, endorsement by representatives of Palestine Plank	1943-1947
Box 23		Memorandum re: income tax plan	1943-1947
Box 23		Veterans Administration report on hospitals	1943-1947
Box 23		Releae by Reed, on Federal Taxation	1943-1947
Box 23	Folder 15	General Congressional Material	1948
		Scope and Contents Release by Reed, responding to furor over cut Social Security.
Box 23	Folder 16	General Congressional Material	1948-1949
Box 23		Release by Brazilian Embassy re: Brazilian President's visit to U.S.	1948-1949
Box 23		Speech by Reed re: Federal Spending	1948-1949
Box 23		Release by Reed re: Tax Reduction	1948-1949
Box 23		Release by Reed re: Return to Gold Standard	1948-1949
Box 23		Speech - A. Willis Robertson, re: Socialized Medicine	1948-1949
Box 23		Editorial, Fort Worth Star Telegram, re: rent control	1948-1949
Box 23		Release from Republican National Committee re: Agicultural Programs	1948-1949
Box 23		Radio Report, The Farmer and the Pied Piper	1948-1949
Box 23		Speech, Sen. Karl Hundt, @ Republican Farm Conference	1948-1949
Box 23		Statement of Peter J. Salmon, Workers for the Blind	1948-1949
Box 23		Report - The Taft-Hartley Act, modification or Repeal	1948-1949
Box 23		Report - Assistance to the Blind	1948-1949
Box 23		Statement - re: Tonawanda Reservation	1948-1949
Box 23		clipping re: socialized Medicine	1948-1949
Box 23		Typed - High Points of President's Message	1948-1949
Box 23		Report - Steel Price Increases	1948-1949
Box 23		Report - Minority, on Social Security Bill	1948-1949
Box 23		Release, Reed attacks Social Security legislation	1948-1949
Box 23		Release, Reed changes bill to help blind	1948-1949
Box 23		Release, Reed attacks Truman's "business baiting"	1948-1949
Box 23		Release, Reed proposes tax bill	1948-1949
Box 23		Release, "Daghton denies use of steam roller tactics in trade hearings"	1948-1949
Box 23		Release - Reed on Trade	1948-1949
Box 23		Release - Reeds vs. oleomargarine	1948-1949
Box 23		Release - Reed proposes tax bill	1948-1949
Box 23		Release - Reed on Social Security	1948-1949
Box 23	Folder 17	General Congressional Material - Mimeograph:	1949-1950
Box 23		Release - Truman on Korea	1949-1950
Box 23		Report - Ratings of candidates on civil service exams	1949-1950
Box 23		Clipping - Dr. Shearon backs Hoover Commission on public welfare	1949-1950
Box 23		Speech, Will H. Hays to RNC	1949-1950
Box 23		"Testimony of Dr. Robert F. Mann, Executive Secretary, Vitrified China Ass'n."	1949-1950
Box 23		Typed - "Important Sections Preserved in Wood Bill"	1949-1950
Box 23		Typed - "Arguments against S.J. Res.2"	1949-1950
Box 23		Typed - vs. rent control	1949-1950
Box 23		Clippings vs. rent control (Fort Worth)	1949-1950
Box 23		Release - Reed on Excise Taxes	1949-1950
Box 23		Release - Reed attacks Truman's bypassing of Ways and Means	1949-1950
Box 23		Release - Reed on Trade Policy	1949-1950
Box 23		Release - Reed on Social Sescurity	1949-1950
Box 23		Release - Reed on Taxes	1949-1950
Box 23		Release - Reed on Truman's budget	1949-1950
Box 23		Release - demands Truman stop being stubborn	1949-1950
Box 23		Release - on Taxes	1949-1950
Box 23		Statement on HR5398 by Reed	1949-1950
Box 23	Folder 18	General Congressional Material:	1952
Box 23		Report - Optional Depreciation by L.D. McDonald	1952
Box 23		Typed - Summary Statement Concerning The provisions of H.R. 7893	1952
Box 23		Typed - "The Defense Essentiality of Assisted Readjustment To Increased Competitive Imports"	1952
Box 23	Folder 19	General Congressional Material:	1951-1952
Box 23		"Chatter Box - Honoring Senator Robert A. Taft" newsletter	1952-02-28
Box 23		Notes on correct grammar and pronunciation, and on education clippings re: morality of war; Louis Taber and Food Stamps, written notes	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Exact folder with this material not known
Box 23	Folder 20	General Congressional Material - Mimeo:	1953
Box 23		"How to Save Taft-Hartley"	1953
Box 23		letter to the Editor re: Communism in the Church	1953
Box 23		Release from President re: Daglas Mission	1953
Box 23	Folder 21	General Congressional Material - Mimeo and Printed:	1955
Box 23		Minutes of New York Appellate Division of Supreme Court.	1955
		Scope and Contents re: Petition of the Bar Association of Northern Chautauqua, Inc.
Box 23		Release from President re: Bicycle Industry	1955
Box 23		"Your Congressman Comments" by Usher L. Burdick	1955
Box 23		Clipping on Leonard Wood Hall	1955
Box 23		Newsletter	1955-03-09
Box 23		Letter from Joe Beacham to "Dear Children" re: "Nature"	1955
Box 23		"Comparison of the Mills-McCormick and Administration bills on Unemployment Compensation"	1955
Box 23		Clippings re: Highway Bill	1955
Box 23		Release - Reed Hails Balanced Buget	1955
Box 23		Release - Reed moves to Repeal Internal Revenue Code Sections	1955
Box 23	Folder 22	General Congressional Material:	1952-1956
Box 23		Clippings re: Highway Bill	1952-1956
Box 23		General Statement re: Income Tax	1952-1956
Box 23		Statement by Reed vs. President's Tax Program	1952-1956
Box 23		Release, re: Reed and tax Plank in Platform	1952-1956
Box 23		"Impact of the 4% per anum interest rate on G.I. loans"	1952-1956
Box 23		"Progress on the Dairy Front"	1952-1956
Box 23		Release - Eisenhower praises Reed	1952-1956
Box 23	Folder 23	General Congressional Material:	1958
Box 23		"Suggested Schedule of Witnesses, Time, etc., for Tax Revision Hearings"	1958
Box 23		"Memorandum re: Tax Hearings"	1958
Box 23	Folder 24	General Congressional Material:	1958
Box 23		"Statement by Stanley M. Ruthenberg" - Tax Revision	1958
Box 23		"List of Requests to be Heard"	1958
Box 23	Folder 25	General Congressional Material:	1952-1958
Box 23		"Do you want your school taxes doubled?"	1952-1958
Box 23		Statement of Ed Gossett to abolish electoral college	1952-1958
Box 23		"Tax rate effect of scrapping equalization in payment of school aid"	1952-1958
Box 23		correspondence, M. Ellis Drake, William B. Malanber Jr.	1952-1958
Box 23	Folder 26	General Congressional Material - Manuscripts	date unknown
Box 23		Remaining undated manuscript folders contain handwritten manuscripts, speeches, quotes, etc.	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Included is a speech - tribute to the war dead and a handwritten manucript - visit to Rochester.
Box 23	Folder 27	General Congressional Material - manuscripts	date unknown
Box 23	Folder 28	Generall Congressional Material:	date unknown
Box 23		"Controls"	date unknown
Box 23		"Democracy" (2)	date unknown
Box 23		"Democratic Administration"	date unknown
Box 23		"Displaced Persons"	date unknown
Box 23		"80th Congress"	date unknown
Box 23		"80th Congress" (Democratic viewpoint)	date unknown
Box 23		"Foreign Aid"	date unknown
Box 23		"Liberty-Despotism"	date unknown
Box 23		"Labor"	date unknown
Box 23		"Biographical sketch of Abraham Lincoln"	date unknown
Box 23	Folder 29	General Congressional Material - manuscripts	date unknown
Box 23	Folder 30	General Congressional Material - mimeographed:	date unknown
Box 23		"Let Us Not Be Deceived"	date unknown
Box 23		"Facts for the Dunkirk voter"	date unknown
Box 23		"Election"	date unknown
Box 23		"Foreign Policy" (Democratic viewpoint)	date unknown
Box 23		"Free enterprise"	date unknown
Box 23		"Ghandi" (sic)	date unknown
Box 23	Folder 31	General Congressional Material - mimeographed:	date unknown
Box 23		"Congress"	date unknown
Box 23		"Peace"	date unknown
Box 23		"Production"	date unknown
Box 23		"Russia"	date unknown
Box 23		"Small Business"	date unknown
Box 23		"Stones - Miscellaneous"	date unknown
Box 23		"Taft-Hartley Act - Con"	date unknown
Box 23		"Taxes"	date unknown
Box 23		"Universal military training - pro"	date unknown
Box 23		"Universal military training - con"	date unknown
Box 23	Folder 32	General Congressional Material - mimeographed:	date unknown
Box 23		"Foreign Policy"	date unknown
Box 23		"Agriculture"	date unknown
Box 23		"Air Power"	date unknown
Box 23		"Americanism - Definition"	date unknown
Box 23		"Budget"	date unknown
Box 23		"Bureaucracy"	date unknown
Box 23		"Communism"	date unknown
Box 23		"Congress"	date unknown
Box 23	Folder 33	General Congressional Material - mimeographed:	date unknown
Box 23		German rehabilitation"	date unknown
Box 23		"Good Government"	date unknown
Box 23		"High prices"	date unknown
Box 23		"Inflation"	date unknown
Box 23		"International trade organization - reciprocal trade'	date unknown
Box 23		"Labor"	date unknown
Box 23		"Miscellaneous"	date unknown
Box 23		"National Defense"	date unknown
Box 23		"New Deal"	date unknown
Box 23		"Oil"	date unknown
Box 23		"Patriotism"	date unknown
Box 23	Folder 34	General Congressional Material:	date unknown
Box 23		notes, typed and handwritten	date unknown
Box 23	Folder 35	General Congressional Material"	date unknown
Box 23		notes, typed and handwritten	date unknown
Box 23	Folder 36	General Congressional Material:	date unknown
Box 23		notes, typed and handwritten	date unknown
Box 23	Folder 37	Inspirational Material	date unknown
Box 23	Folder 38	Inspirational Material	date unknown
Box 23	Folder 39	Inspirational Material	date unknown
Box 23	Folder 40	Prison Labor- Chat. County	date unknown
Box 23	Folder 41	Senator Pierce	date unknown
Box 23	Folder 42	Speech for Joseph Rubenstein	date unknown
Box 23	Folder 43	H.R. 2029, synthetic rubber	date unknown
Box 23	Folder 44	Partial Index to Congressional Record - Vol. 58-82	date unknown
		Scope and Contents E. Rauchway 1990
Box 23		Form letter signed by William B. Macomer, Assistant Secretary.	1958-05-07
		Scope and Contents Concerning the award of a Fulbright to one of Reed's constitutents, with an enclosure concerning general information, etc. on the Fulbright.
Box 23		Letter from Ellis Drake, President, Alfred Universisty.	1958-05-23
		Scope and Contents Concerning a loan granted to them.
Box 24		General Congressional Material:	1923-1950
Box 24		A Black Book titled - "The Scribble-in-Book Diary
Box 24		Indian Affairs	1890-1950
Box 24		undated material U-Z	date unknown
Box 25		Miscellaneous General Congressional Material:	1923-1946
Box 25		Individual voting record by Roll calls in the House of Representatives	1923-03-09-1946
Box 25		A Copy of the Daniel Alden Reed, Memorial Address Delivered in Congress, Year Book and Diary	1945
Box 26		Miscellaneous General Congressional Printed Material and Exhibit Items:	date unknown
Box 26		Includes Button, Landon Sunflowers, and a printing block for pictures of Reed.	date unknown
Box 27		General Congressional Material - Dunkirk	1919-1920
		Scope and Contents Material in the boxes labeled General Congressional Material - Dunkirk all came from Reed's home in Dunkirk. They originally were in wooden or metal letter boxes. A good amount of personal material was included but in the boxing was separated and put in boxes labeled Personal Material.
Box 27		Correspondence, some from Frank S. Cisna, Reed's secretary.	1919-1920
Box 28		General Congressional Material - Dunkirk	1920-1928
Box 28		Correspondence, some from Frank S. Cisna, Reed's secretary.	1920-1928
Box 29		General Congressional Material - Dunkirk	1929-1930
Box 29		Correspondence, including letters fom Carl Willingham.	1929-1930
Box 29		Copy of a letter from Jacob Gould Schurman	1929-10-31
		Scope and Contents The Original should be in the Washington files.
Box 30		General Congressional Correspondence - Dunkirk	1931
Box 30		Includes letters from Carl Willingham, Reed's secretary, and letters from his family.	1931
Box 31		General Congressional Material - Dunkirk	1931-1932
Box 31		Includes letters from Carl Willingham, Reed's secretary	1931-1932
Box 32		General Congressional Material - Dunkirk	1932-1933
		Scope and Contents Same as Box 30
Box 33		General Congressional Material - Dunkirk	1933-1934
		Scope and Contents Same as Box 30
Box 34		General Congressional Material - Dunkirk	1935
		Scope and Contents Same as Box 30
Box 35		General Congressional Material - Dunkirk	1936
		Scope and Contents Same as Box 30
Box 36		General Congressional Material - Dunkirk	1935-1940
		Scope and Contents Most of it to and from Carl Willingham
Box 37		General Congressional Material - Dunkirk	1938
		Scope and Contents Includes letters from Carl Willingham and his son, William
Box 38		General Congressional Material - Dunkirk	1942
Box 38		Correspondence includes many letters to and from Carl Willingham.	1942
Box 38		Much of the correspondence concerns Reed's political battle in 1942	1942
Box 38		Primary fight with Fuller of Jamestown	1942
Box 38		Many letters congratulating Reed on his big win in the primary.	1942
Box 39		General Congressional Material - Dunkirk	1944-1945
Box 39		letters to and from Carl Willingham and from Ruth Reed.	1944-1945
		Scope and Contents Ruth Reed worked in Reed's office during the summer 1945
Box 40		General Congressional Material - Dunkirk	1947
		Scope and Contents Same as Box 30
Box 41		General Congressional Material	1948-1950
		Scope and Contents Same as Box 30
Box 42		General Congressional Material- File - Washington - arranged alphabetically A-M	1958
		Scope and Contents This material came from Reed's office in essentially the same shape it is now. Most of the material is for 1958, although a bit is for previous years. The correspondence is arranged alphabetically by topic. A lot of it is railroad material.
Box 42	Folder 1	Agriculture	1958
Box 42	Folder 2	Agriculture	1958
Box 42	Folder 3	Alaska Statehood	1958
Box 42	Folder 4	Appropriations	1958
Box 42	Folder 5	Armed Services Committee	1958
Box 42	Folder 6	Basing Point	1949-1950
Box 42	Folder 7	Civil Rights	1958
Box 42	Folder 8	Civil Service	1949-1958
Box 42	Folder 9	Colorado River Project	1956-1958
Box 42	Folder 10	Colorado River Project	1956
Box 42	Folder 11	Commerce	1958
Box 42	Folder 12	Commodity Credit	1950-1958
Box 42	Folder 13	Communism	1949-1951
Box 42	Folder 14	Education	1957-1958
Box 42	Folder 15	Eighteen year old voting	1953-1954
Box 42	Folder 16	Equal Rights Amendment	1958
Box 42	Folder 17	Foreign Aid	1957-1958
Box 42	Folder 18	Harris Gas Bill	1956-1958
Box 42	Folder 19	Highway Bill	1958
Box 42	Folder 20	Hoover Commission	1957-1958
Box 42	Folder 21	Humane Slaughter Legislation	1957-1958
Box 42	Folder 22	Immigration	1946-1953
Box 42	Folder 23	Interstate Commerce Commission	1958
Box 42	Folder 24	Labor Legislation	1958
Box 42	Folder 25	Labor Legislation	1958
Box 42	Folder 26	Labor Legislation	1957-1958
Box 42	Folder 27	Liquor	1958
Box 42	Folder 28	Books, Bulletins, Brochures	1958
Box 42	Folder 29	Books, Bulletins, Brochures	1958
Box 42	Folder 30	Books, Bulletins, Brochures	1958
Box 42	Folder 31	Congressional Record 85th Congress	1958
Box 42	Folder 32	Congressional Directories 85th Congress	1958
Box 42	Folder 33	Gifts	1958
Box 42	Folder 34	Cornell University	1956-1957
Box 42	Folder 35	Miscellaneous	1957
Box 42	Folder 36	General Correspondence	date unknown
Box 42	Folder 37	General Correspondence	date unknown
Box 42	Folder 38	General Correspondence	date unknown
Box 42	Folder 39	Hotel Reservations for Inauguration	date unknown
Box 42	Folder 40	Miscellaneous, tickets	1953-1957
Box 42	Folder 41	Miscellaneous	1958
Box 42	Folder 42	Miscellaneous	1958
Box 42	Folder 43	Miscellaneous	1958
Box 43	Folder 1	Inauguration	1956
Box 43	Folder 2	New York State Matters	1957-1958
Box 43	Folder 3	Outdoor Advertising	1958
Box 43	Folder 4	Postal legislation and Misc.	1957-1958
Box 43	Folder 5	Railroad letters	1958
Box 43	Folder 6	Railroad Legislation	1958
Box 43	Folder 7	Railroad Legislation	1958
Box 43	Folder 8	Railroad Legislation	1958
Box 43	Folder 9	Railroad Legislation	1958
Box 43	Folder 10	Railroad Legislation	1958
Box 43	Folder 11	Railroad Legislation	1958
Box 43	Folder 12	Blue Binder - Report of Investigation by the Public Service Commission of the Long Island Railroad Company	date unknown
Box 43	Folder 13	Railroads	1958
Box 43	Folder 14	Railroads	1958
Box 43	Folder 15	Railroads	1958
Box 43	Folder 16	Railroads	1958
Box 43	Folder 17	Railroads	1958
Box 43	Folder 18	Railroads	1958
Box 43	Folder 19	Railroads	1958
Box 43	Folder 20	St. Lawrence Seaway	1952-1957
Box 43	Folder 21	Trade Agreements	1948-1958
Box 43	Folder 22	Ways and Means Committee Legislation	1958
Box 43	Folder 23	Ways and Means Committee Legislation	1957-1958
Box 43	Folder 24	Veterans	1958
Box 43	Folder 25	Veterans	1957-1958
Box 121		Newspaper Clippings	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Newspaper clippings that were loose in the General Congressional Material.
Box 122		Newspaper Clippings	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Newspaper clippings that were loose in the General Congressional Material.
Box 123		Manuscript Material - Duplicates	1946-1954
Box 124		Printed Material - Miscellaneous	1953
		Scope and Contents Includes Press Releases for 1953 and other miscellaneous material.
		Series III. General Correspondence
Box 44		General Correspondence - A-Hi	1944-1949
		Scope and Contents Material came from Reed's office in essentially the same shape it is now. The correspondence is arranged alphabetically. It was labeled General Correspondence, A-Z, and so it was left that way.
Box 45		General Correspondence - Ho-Sz	1944-1949
		Scope and Contents Same as Box 44
Box 46		General Correspondence Sh-Z	1944-1949
		Scope and Contents Same as Box 44
Box 47		General Correspondence A-F	1950-1959
		Scope and Contents Material is essentially the same as Boxes 44-46. Except, a different group of years. It came from Reed's office the way it is in the boxes.
Box 47		Folder Do: Letter from Reed to Governor Dewey in Albany, N.Y.	1953-02-21
		Scope and Contents Requesting a pardon for James F. Driscoll, who in 1939 was found short in his accounts while serving with the Bureau of Internal Revenue in Olean, N.Y., and who in 1953 was employed by the city of Olean. NOT TO BE CATALOGUED per K.J. 4/24/61
Box 47		Folder Do: Letter from Governor Dewey in Albany, N.Y. to Reed in Washington,D.C.	1953-02-23
		Scope and Contents Reply to Reed's letter of Feb. 21 informing him that, because Driscoll had apparently pleaded guilty in a federal court, it was the President of the U.S. who had the pardoning power. NOT TO BE CATALOGUED. Per K.J. 4/24/61
Box 47		Folder Du: Letter from Senator Dulles in Washington, D.C. to Reed	1949-09-24
		Scope and Contents Requesting Reed's help in Dulles' Senatorial election campaign and particularly his presence with him in Reed's own Congressional district.
Box 47		Folder Du: Carbon copy of letter from Reed's secretary to Senator Dulles in New York City	1949-10-03
		Scope and Contents Acknowledging receipt of Dulles' letter of September 24 and explaining that Reed was in Europe.
Box 47		Folder Du: Carbon copy of letter from Reed to Senator Dulles in Washington, D.C.	1949-10-13
		Scope and Contents Replying to Dulles' letter of September 24 and assuring him that he would do everything possible to help him in the forthcoming election.
Box 47		Folder Du: Letter from Senator Dulles in Washington, D.C. to Reed	1949-11-29
		Scope and Contents Thanking him for his support in the Senatorial campaign and remarking that, although the Democratic-Liberal candidate had won, the margin of his victory was much less than anticipated and that a prolific expenditure of funds by the National Administration and left-wing non-Democratic support were major factors in the election.
Box 47		Folder Du: Carbon copy of letter from Reed to Secretary of State Dulles in Washington, D.C.	1954-12-29
		Scope and Contents Noting that newspaper articles based on a statement released to the press by Reed the previous day had interpreted the statement as an attack on the Adminstration's forthcoming foreign trade proposals and explaining that the statement's sole purpose had been to express admiration for Dulles' conduct and accomplishments as Secretary of State. A mimeographed copy of the statement (December 28, 1954) is included with the letter.
Box 47		Folder Du: Carbon copy of letter from Reed to Secretary of State Dulles at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, D.C.	1959-02-11
		Scope and Contents Extending best wishes for a successful operation and speedy recovery and remarking that "You are still my outstanding Secretary of State." (This letter was written just a few days before Reed's death.)
Box 48		General Correspondence G-Ni	1950-1959
		Scope and Contents Same as Box 47
Box 48		Folder Hoo-Hov: Telegram from Reed to Hoover in New York City congratulating him on his eighty-fourth birthday.	1958-08-09
Box 48		Folder Hoo-Hov: Letter from Hoover in Homestead, Florida, to Reed in Washington, D.C.	1959-01-28
		Scope and Contents Saying he was glad to support Reed in "this matter" (see below) and had written to the President. Included with this letter: carbon copy of letter (January 28, 1959) from Hoover to President Eisenhower in Washington, D.C., recommending an executive order extending the retirement age of Dr. Edgar Brossard, Chairman of the United States Tariff Commission.
Box 48		Folder Hoo-Hov: Carbon copy of letter from Reed to Hoover in Homestead, Florida	1959-02-02
		Scope and Contents Thanking him for his support in regard to the retirement age of Dr. Edgar Brossard.
Box 48		Folder Lea-Lee: Letter from Secretary of State Dulles in Washington, D.C. to Reed.	1953-12-09
		Scope and Contents Responding to a question about Miss Marcelle Lecomte, who was assigned to the American Embassy in Paris, and stating that in view of Reed's interest in Miss Lecomte, Dulles had instructed that she not be transferred from Paris at that time. (Carbon copy in same folder.)
Box 48		Folder Ma-Mag: Letter from Adams, Assistant to the President, to Reed (both in Washington, D.C.	1954-12-03
		Scope and Contents Conveying the President's thanks for Reed's letter of December 1 which contained correspondence that Reed had had with two constituents (Clive L. Wright and Marvin L Peterson) who had endorsed Walter A. Maggiolo for the position of Director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. Included witht his letter: Carbon copy of letter (December 1, 1954) from Reed to President Eisenhower which accompanied the letters from Wright and Peterson mentioned above and copies of Reed's replies to these two letters. Not necessary to make cat. card. K.J.
Box 49		General Correspondence - No-U	1950-1959
		Scope and Contents Same as Box 47
Box 49		Folder Roa-Rob: Letter from Rockefeller, acting Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare, to Reed (both in Washington, D.C.)	1954-10-01
		Scope and Contents Replying to a letter from Reed concerning the desire of Dana Roblee to be transferred to the Office of Education in the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, and stating that Roblee had received a temporary appointment as Educationist General, Civil Defense Education Officer, GS-13.
Box 49		Folder Roa-Rob: Carbon copy of letter from Rockefeller in New York City to Reed.	1958-09-09
		Scope and Contents Concerns Rockefeller's Gubernational campaign: "Thanks fo much for your very kind wire of August twenty-ninth. I greatly appreciate your thoughtfulness, and your support means more than I can say." (This copy apparently typed in Reed's office…see 2nd folder under Roc-Rog for the original.)
Box 49		Folder Roc-Rog: Carbon copy of telegram (apparently) from Reed to Rockefeller in New York City.	1958-08-29
		Scope and Contents Congratulating Rockefeller on his nomination for Governor of New York and pledging his complete support.
Box 49		Folder Roc-Rog: Letter from Rockefeller in New York City to Reed in Washington, D.C.	1958-09-09
		Scope and Contents Original copy of the letter that is listed as No.2 for folder Roa-Rob.
Box 49		Folder Roc-Rog: Letter from Rockefeller in New York City to Reed in Dunkirk, N.Y.	1958-10-27
		Scope and Contents Expressing his appreciation and that of others on the state Republican ticket for Reed's efforts in the campaign.
Box 49		Folder Roc-Rog: Telegram from Reed to Rockefeller in New York City.	1958-10-31
		Scope and Contents Thanking him for his letter of October 27.
Box 49		Folder Roc-Rog: Carbon copy of letter from Reed to Rockefeller in New York City.	1958-12-10
		Scope and Contents Expressing his appreciation for the invitation to join other leading Republicans of the country to have dinner with Rockefeller on December 22, but explaining his inability to attend because of the necessity to remain in Walter Reed Hospital.
Box 49		Folder Roc-Rog: Letter from Rochefeller in New York City to Reed in Washington, D.C.	1955-01-25
		Scope and Contents Letter sent to Reed in response to a gracious reference to the creed that Reed had made and which was reported to Rockefeller by his son Nelson. Originally there was a copy enclosed of Rockefeller's "creed" as it was originally made.
Box 49		Folder Roc-Rog: Typed copy of letter from Reed to Rockefeller in New York City.	1955-02-09
		Scope and Contents Letter sent in response to Rockefeller's letter of January 25-expressing Reed's opinion that Rockefeller's creed was one of the finest items that he (Reed) had in his collection and stating that "I am very fond of your son Nelson, who is rendering such splendid service in Washington."
Box 50		General Correspondence - V-Z	1950-1959
		Scope and Contents Same as Box 47
Box 113		West Point and Annapolis Correspondence	1947-1956
		Scope and Contents Concerns appointments to West Point, Annapolis and the Air Force Academy. Reed made the appointments by giving it to the boy with the highest grade on a Civil Service Examination.
Box 114		Post Office Correspondence	1952-1957
		Scope and Contents Material relates to patronage appointments for postmaster or postmistress and rural carriers. Also letters relating to the closing or consolidation of post offices. In alphabetical order.
		Series IV. Bills and Related Correspondence	1945-1957
Box 51		Bills and Related Correspondence	1945-1947
		Scope and Contents This material came from Reed's office just as is. Each folder concerns one bill with the related correspondence for that bill. The material is arranged by year, and then by biill number.
Box 51		79th Congress, 1st Session. H.R. 288-4010	1945
		Scope and Contents Many folders on H.R. 4010 which was the demobilization of the armed forces, 1945
Box 51		79th Congress, 2nd Session. H.R. 4341-7052	1946
Box 51		80th Congress, 1st Session. H.R. 107-4259	1947
Box 52		Bills and Related Correspondence	1948-1950
Box 52		A letter from Rockefeller, presumably to Reed (contents of the letter unknown)	1954-04-05
		Scope and Contents Specific folder unknown - somewhere in Box 52
Box 52		80th Congress, 2nd Session. H.R. 5158-7033	1948
Box 52		81st Congress, 1st Session. H.R. 277-5972	1949
Box 52		81st Congress, 2nd Session. H.R. 4942-6563	1950
Box 53		Bills and Related Correspondence	1950-1952
Box 53		81st Congress, 2nd Session. H.R. 6563-9847	1950
Box 53		82nd Congress, 1st Session. H.R. 324-5076	1951
Box 53		82nd Congress, 2nd Session. H.R. 6470-8391	1952
Box 54		Bills and Related Correspondence	1953-1955
Box 54		83rd Congress, 1st Session. H.R. 1-6812	1953
Box 54		83rd Congress, 2nd Session. H.R. 7199-10257	1954
Box 54		84th Congress, 1st Session. H.R. 291-3202	1955
Box 55		Bills and Related Correspondence	1955-1957
Box 55		84th Congress, 1st Session. H.R. 3292-5267	1955
Box 55		84th Congress, 2nd Session. H.R. 8389-12131	1956
Box 55		85th Congress, 1st Session. H.R. 1215-9588	1957
		Series V. Letters to and from Constituents	1945-1959
Box 56		Correspondence to and from Reed's Contituents in Allegany, Cattaraugus and Chautauqua Counties	1945-12-1954
		Scope and Contents The material is in essentially the same form that it came in from Washington.
Box 57		Correspondence to and from Reed's Contituents in Allegany, Cattaraugus and Chautauqua Counties	1955-01-1957-02
		Scope and Contents Same as Box 56
Box 58		Correspondence to and from Reed's Contituents in Allegany, Cattaraugus and Chautauqua Counties	1957-03-1957-12
		Scope and Contents Same as Box 56
Box 59		Correspondence to and from Reed's Contituents in Allegany, Cattaraugus and Chautauqua Counties	1958-01-1959-02
		Scope and Contents Same as Box 56
		Series VI. Veterans' Files	1944-1958
Box 60		Includes Veterans and their relatives about benefits due them, discharges. A-Z	1944-1948
		Scope and Contents These boxes include correspondence between Reed and armed forces personnel.
Box 61		Includes Veterans and their relatives about benefits due them, discharges. A-Cr	1944-1958
Box 62		Includes Veterans and their relatives about benefits due them, discharges. Cu-Han	1944-1958
Box 63		Includes Veterans and their relatives about benefits due them, discharges. Har-Mila	1944-1958
Box 64		Includes Veterans and their relatives about benefits due them, discharges. Miller-Pu	1944-1958
Box 65		Includes Veterans and their relatives about benefits due them, discharges. Sa-Wak	1944-1958
Box 66		Includes Veterans and their relatives about benefits due them, discharges. Wal-Z	1944-1958
		Series VII. Inter-Parliamentary Union Files	1939-1958
Box 67		General Correspondence and printed material having to do with the Inter-Parliamentary Union	1939-1954
		Scope and Contents Reed was president of the American Group from 1954-1956
Box 68		General Correspondence and printed material having to do with the Inter-Parliamentary Union	1956-1958
		Scope and Contents Same as Box 67
Box 69		General Correspondence and printed material having to do with the Inter-Parliamentary Union	1948-1957
		Scope and Contents Same as Box 67
Box 70		General Correspondence and printed material having to do with the Inter-Parliamentary Union	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Miscellaneous Pamphlets and Books.
Box 119		Pamphlets	date unknown
		Scope and Contents All kinds of Pamphlets, many are tourist pamphlets which Reed got when he was abroad for the Inter-Parliamentary Union Conference Meetings.
Box 120		Pamphlets	date unknown
		Scope and Contents All kinds of Pamphlets, many are tourist pamphlets which Reed got when he was abroad for the Inter-Parliamentary Union Conference Meetings.
		Series VIII. Personal Material	1919-1954
Box 71		Bills, income tax material, and correspondence concerning financial transactions.	1919-1925
		Scope and Contents Boxes 71 through 80 - all personal material that came from Reed's home in Dunkirk, N.Y. Some of the boxes include family letters, but each is so indicated.
Box 72		Bills, income tax material, and correspondence concerning financial transactions.	1923-1924
Box 73		Bills, income tax material, and correspondence concerning financial transactions.	1925-1926
Box 74		Includes family letters, and financial correspondence	1905-1929
		Scope and Contents Includes letters to and from Reed's wife, Georgia Ticknor.
Box 75		Includes family letters and other correspondence concerning financial activities.	1930-1933
Box 76		Includes letters from Ruth and William Reed, also a great amount of correspondence with Glenn Woodin, attorney in Dunkirk, concerning a man named Pagano.	1934-1941
Box 77		Includes letters to and from William and Ruth Reed, also bills.	1942-1944
Box 78		Includes letters from Ruth Reed when she worked in Reed's office in Washington during the summer of 1945. Also letters from William Reed and bills.	1945-1946
Box 79		Includes family letters from personal friends, invitations to Washington Social activities. Correspondence concerning Mrs. Reed's activities in the Congressional Club, etc.	1947-1948
Box 80		Includes letters from Reed's son, William, and granddaughter, Alden Reed. Also bills.	1949-1954
Box 116		Financial Records	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Cancelled checks and check book stubs - ALL RETURNED TO MRS REED
Box 117		Financial Records	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Cancelled checks and check book stubs - ALL RETURNED TO MRS REED
Box 118		Financial Records	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Cancelled checks and check book stubs - ALL RETURNED TO MRS REED
Box 126		Get Well Letters to D.A.R.
		Scope and Contents Written when he had a heart attack while in Rome.
Box 127		Bills and Correspondence	1950-1956
		Scope and Contents Telephone bills; sale of property; stationary account; invitations.
Box 115	MU-396-7	Esterbrook desk pens
Box 115	MU-395	Silver miniature trophy cup, with engraved "Daniel Alden Reed from Cornell University Association of Michigan 1914"
Box 115	MU-393	Liberty Loan War Service Advertising pin	Undated
		Series IX. Extensions of Remarks and Reed's Speeches	1928-1958
		Scope and Contents This material is in the black notebooks as it came from Reed's office. It consisits of articles clipped from the Congressional Record concerning Reed's activities. It is arranged by years and Congresses.
Box 81		Material prior to 79th Congress to 79th Congress, Book 4	1928-1945
Box 82		79th Congress, 1st session to 80th Congress, Book 1	1946-1947
Box 83		80th Congress, 1st session to 80th, 2nd session, Book 5	1947-1948
Box 84		80th Congress to 81st Congress, Book 6	1948-1950
Box 85		81st Congress to 82nd Congress, Book 4	1950-1951
Box 86		82nd Congress, 2nd session to 83rd Congress, 1st session, Book 2	1952-1953
Box 87		83rd Congress, 2nd session to 84th Congress, 2nd session, Book 1	1954-1956
Box 88		85th Congress, 1st Session to 85th Congress, 2nd session. Book 2	1957-1958
		Series X. Chamber of Commerce
		Scope and Contents Letters to and from Daniel Reed concerning the promotion and/or expansion of Chamber of Commerce in various cities throughout the U.S. Reed addressed Chamber of Commerce groups in cities throughout the U.S. but most of his activities was in New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Massachusettes. All the material is arranged alphabetically by states.
Box 89		Correspondence with Chamber of Commerce A-M	1920-1930
		Scope and Contents Same as Box 89
Box 90		Correspondence with Chamber of Commerce M-N	1920-1930
		Scope and Contents Same as Box 89
Box 91		Correspondence with Chamber of Commerce N-O	1920-1930
		Scope and Contents Same as Box 89
Box 92		Correspondence with Chamber of Commerce P-Z	1920-1930
		Scope and Contents Same as Box 89
Box 93		Drafts and speeches made to the Chamber of Commerce meetings.	1920-1930
		Series XI. Scrapbooks	1916-1953
		Scope and Contents Because of the poor condition of the scrapbooks, all of the material was taken out and put into rag folders. The scrapbooks were first put into chronological order and given a number; the material was then transferred and the folders were given the same year and number. The material covers all topics, including the Republican Party, newspaper clippings, and other general congressional material.
Box 94		No. 1 - folders 1-4	1916-1917
Box 94		No. 2 - folders 1-2	1917
Box 95		No. 3 - folders 1-3	1917
Box 95		No. 4 - folders 1-3	1917-1918
Box 96		No. 5 - folders 1-2	1918
		Scope and Contents Scrapbook is loose in stacks
Box 96		No. 6 - folders 1-8	1925-1931
Box 96		No. 7 - folder 1	1931
		Scope and Contents Scrapbook is loose in stacks
Box 97		No. 5 - loose	1918
Box 98		No. 7 - loose	1931
Box 99		No. 8 - folders 1-2	1932
Box 99		No. 9 - folders 1-5	1933
Box 99		No. 10 - folders 1-3	1934
Box 99		No. 11 - folders 1-4	1934
Box 100		No. 12 - folders 1-6	1934
Box 100		No. 13 - folders 1-5	1934
Box 100		No. 14 - folders 1-6	1934
Box 101		No. 15 - folders 1-5	1935
Box 101		No. 16 - folders 1-4	1935
Box 102		No. 17 - folders 1-5	1935
		Scope and Contents tax bill
Box 102		No. 18 - folders 1-4	1935
Box 102		No. 19 - folders 1-3	1935
Box 102		No. 20 - folders 1-2	1935
Box 102		No. 21 - folders 1-3	1937
Box 103		No. 22 - folders 1-5	1938
		Scope and Contents Speeches
Box 103		No. 23 - folders 1-3	1938
		Scope and Contents Chamber of Commerce
Box 103		No. 24 - folders 1-3	1938
		Scope and Contents Farm Legislation
Box 103		No. 25 - folder 1	1936-1938
		Scope and Contents Undistributed Corporation Profits Tax
Box 103		No. 26 - folders 1-2	1937-1938
		Scope and Contents Social Security
Box 103		No. 27 - folders 1-2	1939
		Scope and Contents Social Security
Box 104		Loose Scrapbook	1953
		Scope and Contents Scrapbook in stacks with newspaper articles and cartoons concerning Reed's fight for a Tax reduction and the fight against the extension of the excise tax.
		Series XII. Black Notebooks
		Scope and Contents These black notebooks are arranged chronologically and contain material under every subject imaginable.
Box 105		No. 1	1915
Box 105		No. 3	1915
Box 106		No. 2	1915
Box 106		No. 4	1916
Box 106		No. 5	1916-1917
Box 106		No. 6	1916-1919
Box 107		No. 7	1919
Box 107		No. 8	1919-1920
Box 107		No. 9	1921
Box 107		No. 10	1921-1922
Box 107		No. 11	1924
Box 107		No. 12	1923-1925
Box 107		No. 13	1928-1929
Box 107		No. 14	1930
Box 107		No. 15	1914-1931
Box 107		No. 16	1935-1936
Box 107		No. 17	1936
Box 107		No. 18	1933-1937
Box 107		No. 19	1936-1938
Box 107		No.20	1937-1938
		Scope and Contents The Republican Reporter
Box 107		No. 21	1938-1939
Box 107		No. 22	1920-1940
Box 107		No. 23	1934-1940
Box 108		No. 24	1939-1940
Box 108		No. 25	1939-1940
Box 108		No. 26	1940
Box 108		No. 27	1942-1943
Box 108		No. 28	1944-1945
		Scope and Contents Speeches
Box 108		No. 29	1942-1946
		Scope and Contents Political Dope
Box 108		No. 30	1945-1946
		Scope and Contents Political
Box 108		No. 31	1945-1947
Box 108		No. 32	1947
		Scope and Contents Labor Bills
Box 108		No. 33	1945-1948
		Scope and Contents Campaign Dope
Box 108		No. 34	1945-1948
Box 108		No. 35	1946-1948
		Scope and Contents Political
Box 108		No. 36	1950-1951
		Scope and Contents Trade Agreement, Monetary Notes
Box 108		No. 37	1952
		Scope and Contents Brief for Office of Price Stabilization
Box 108		No. 38	1952
		Scope and Contents Mo. Farmer's Association Speech
Box 108		No. 39	1952
		Scope and Contents Campaign of 1952
Box 108		No. 40	1952-1953
		Scope and Contents Chairman Reed's Speeches before the Technical Staff and Industry
Box 109		No. 41	1953
		Scope and Contents Chairman Reed's Handbook
Box 109		No. 42	1953
		Scope and Contents Chairman Reed's Speeches - Technical Staff and Industry groups
Box 109		No. 43	1953
		Scope and Contents Commission on Foreign Economics Policy
Box 109		No. 44	1953-1954
		Scope and Contents Social Security
Box 109		No. 45	1953-1954
		Scope and Contents Speech Material, Inspirational
Box 109		No. 46	1954
		Scope and Contents Randall Economics Commission
Box 109		No. 47	1954
		Scope and Contents Radio Speeches by Mr. Reed
Box 109		No. 48	1954
		Scope and Contents Social Security
Box 109		No. 49	1953-1956
		Scope and Contents Campaign of 1956
Box 109		No. 50	1957
Box 109		No. 51	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Economic Geography
Box 109		No. 52	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Inspirational
Box 109		No. 53	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Inspirational
Box 109		No. 54	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Inspirational
Box 109		No. 55	date unknown
Box 109		No. 56	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Miscellaneous
Box 109		No. 57	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Miscellaneous
Box 110		No. 6 - folder 1	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Boxes 110-112 include rag folders which have the loose material that was in the black notebooks. Each folder has the appropriate notebook's number
Box 110		No. 8 - folder 1	date unknown
Box 110		No. 9 - folder 1	date unknown
Box 110		No. 12 - folder 1	date unknown
Box 110		No. 13 - folders 1-2	date unknown
Box 111		No. 14 - folder 1	date unknown
Box 111		No. 18 - folder 1	date unknown
Box 111		No. 19 - folder 1	date unknown
Box 111		No. 24 - folder 1, 2	date unknown
Box 111		No. 25 - folder 1	date unknown
Box 111		No. 26 - folder 1	date unknown
Box 111		No. 27 - folder 1	date unknown
Box 111		No. 28 - folder 1	date unknown
Box 112		No. 31 - folder 1	date unknown
Box 112		No. 32 - folder 1	date unknown
Box 112		No. 35 - folder 1	date unknown
Box 112		No. 37 - folder 1	date unknown
Box 112		No. 38 - folder 1	date unknown
Box 112		No. 39 - folder 1	date unknown
Box 112		No. 40 - folder 1	date unknown
Box 112		No. 41 - folder 1	date unknown
Box 112		No. 45 - folder 1	date unknown
Box 112		No. 46 - folder 1	date unknown
Box 112		No. 48 - folder 1	date unknown
Box 112		No. 49 - folder 1	date unknown
Box 112		No. 52 - folder 1	date unknown
Box 112		No. 53 - folder 1	date unknown
Box 112		No. 54 - folder 1	date unknown
Box 112		No. 55 - folder 1	date unknown
		Series XIII. Photographs
Box 115		Mr. Reed, at a dinner in his honor.	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Wide World Photos, Inc.
Box 115		Mr. Reed with unidentified man.	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Photo by Buffao Evening News
Box 115		Henry O. Talle, inscribed "To Dan A. Reed- my distinguished and lovable friend."	date unknown
Box 115		Craig Thomas, 226 Davis St., Syracuse, N.Y.	1954
		Scope and Contents 8 years old, victim of some crippling disease. Zalmanoff Photos.
Box 115		Mr Reed and five unidentified persons near his desk in Senate room.	date unknown
Box 115		John Sherman Cooper, Kentucky, inscribed "To Daniel A. Reed, a great Congressman and even more a great American. With appreciation for your friendship."	date unknown
Box 115		Picture of Paul R. Schinck, 3rd District, Ohio	1953
Box 115		Joe Martin and Mr. Reed with unidentified man.	date unknown
Box 115		Mr. Reed, Steven R. Leonuv (?), Henry J. Latham and Stewart Wright.	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Inscribed "For Uncle Dan with Appreciation."
Box 115		Picture with inscription of Edwin B. Dooly.	date unknown
Box 115		Mr. Reed with four unidentified men.	date unknown
Box 115		Picture of J. Edgar Renaweth (?), inscribed, "Best wishes to my good friend Dan Reed."	date unknown
Box 115		Mr. Reed with 2 unidentified men, one bearded.	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Acme News Pictures.
Box 115		Thomas A. Jensins (Jenkins?), inscribed, "To my distinguished friend, Hon. Daniel A. Reed, one of the finest men I ever knew. A great statesman and a true gentleman."	date unknown
Box 115		Mr. Reed and three unidentified men at dinner at the Waldorf Astoria.	date unknown
Box 115		Mr. Charles L. Menarie (?).	date unknown
Box 115		George A. Doudero (?), 17th Michigan District, inscribed, "To a great American and my warm friend."	1948
		Scope and Contents Chase Statler Photo, Washington, D.C.
Box 115		Group picture, Daniel Reed is 1st row, 1st on the left.	date unknown
Box 115		Picture of Dick Simpson, Congressman, 18th District, inscribed, "For my wonderful chairman and friend, Dan Reed, with deep respect and regards." Pennsylvania.	date unknown
Box 115		Picture of Howard Baker, member of Ways and Means Committee, inscribed, "To my beloved and distinguished Chairman, with Highest Esteem."	date unknown
Box 115		Picture of A. L. Miller, 4th District, Nebraska, inscribed, "To Daniel Reed - a great American and my friend."	1953
Box 115		Senator Eugene D. Millikin in background. Reporters are pouncing on Reed and Millikin as they leave a conference with the President.	date unknown
Box 115		Mr. Reed, Mr. Martin, and 4 other Congressmen.	date unknown
Box 115		Picture of Mr. A. Sidney Camp, inscribed, "To my friend."	date unknown
Box 115		Dinner for Mr. Reed, a picture of him shaking hands at table with unknown person, background of others at dinner.	date unknown
Box 115		Congressmen, including Mr. Reed, reading returns on a tax poll.	date unknown
Box 115		Picture of Launching 323rd Liberty Ship, Fairfield, Md., S.S ."Francis D. Culkin."	1944-04-17
Box 115		Mr. Reed and unknown man holding book entitled "The Budget of the United States Government.	1954
Box 115		Mr. Reed with two unidentified men.	date unknown
Box 115		Mr. Reed with 5 other congressmen - Kilburn, Hall, Bradley, Alexandrov, Nerring Jr.	date unknown
Box 115		Mr. Reed, waving plane in foreground, Military Air Transport - MATS-8616	date unknown
Box 115		Mr. Reed plus 4 others (including Rayburn) at unveiling of portrait of Chairman Cooper.
Box 115		Reed, Decormier (President, N.Y.S. Retired Teachers Association) Carter (President Western Zone, N.Y.S. Teachers Association), Fredonia.	1954-01-15
		Scope and Contents In connection with H.R. 5180 - to exempt first 1500 dollars of retirement income from the Federal income tax.
Box 115		Picture of Bill Dittie (?), inscribed, "To Dan Reed - with assurances of real esteem."	date unknown
Box 115		Photograph of Mr. Reed, chairman of an open committee hearing, reporters present.	date unknown
Box 115		Carl T. Curtis, "to my friend Dan Reed"	date unknown
Box 115		Mr. Reed being given award from Republicans of Ways and Means Committee by unknown man.	date unknown
Box 115		Mr. Reed talking to Rep. Cooper (D-Tenn.) outside the Ways and Means Committee Office -United Press news clip explanation attached-pertains to tax cut.	date unknown
Box 115		Parnell Staelaman, Oregon, "With every good wish to my good friend, Hon. Dan Reed, a real All American Statesman."	date unknown
Box 115		Picture of Mr. Reed and crowd at launching of liberty ship, "Francis D. Culkin."	date unknown
Box 115		Ceremonies at launching of "Francis D. Culkin" Mr. Reed in background.	date unknown
Box 115		Fred Vinson, former Chief Justice of Supreme Court, inscribed "For Dan, from Fred."	date unknown
Box 115		Picture of A. Willis Roberts and unknown man on his receipt of honorary Degree, Doctor of Law.	date unknown
Box 115		Charles McDoughton, inscribed "To my esteemed colleague Daniel A. Reed with kindest regards."	date unknown
Box 115		Glossy print of Mr. Reed being presented with certificate by unknown man, from "The Great Navy of the State of Nebraska."	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Corresponds to a second photo of Mr. Reed shaking hands with unknown man, while another displays commission of the Great Navy of Nebraska. Also. A certificate in letter form appointing Reed an Admiral of the Great Navy of the State of Nebraska, from the governor of Nebraska.
Box 115		Pat Kearney - 31st District, N.Y., inscribed "To Uncle Dan."	date unknown
Box 115		Picture of 7 men in front of Capitol building, including Reed.	date unknown
Box 115		Mr. Reed and Mr. Martin, Iowa.	date unknown
Box 115		Mr. Frank Crowther, inscribed "To my real friend and able committee colleague, Daniel A. Reed."	date unknown
Box 115		Albert Wailand, inscribed, "To my good friend and colleague, Dan Reed, 11th District, N.Y.	date unknown
Box 115		John Byrnes, Wisc., "To my good friend and colleague, Dan Reed."	date unknown
Box 115		Carl T. Curtis, inscribed, "To Daniel Reed - A great American."	date unknown
Box 115		James T. Lynch inscribed, "To a great American and my good friend, Daniel A. Reed from his colleague."	date unknown
Box 115		Mr. Reed, picture entitled "bitter defeat" - after defeat, going through subway.	date unknown
Box 115		Mr. Reed, waving his hand, many men in the background 7503	date unknown
Box 115		Luncheon for committee members after signing of Internal Revenue Code.	1954
Box 115		Mr. Reed, unidentified man, pretending to kick a football.	date unknown
Box 115		Mr. Reed working with a movie projector at his desk.	date unknown
Box 115		Presentation of flag given by Reed to New York State University teachers College at Geneseo, N.Y.	date unknown
Box 115		Mr. Reed swearing in Speaker Martin - 83rd Congress.	date unknown
Box 115		Picture of Mr. Reed and 5 others, the first holding a silver tea set inscribed, "In memory of a very happy and long to be remembered breakfast."	date unknown
Box 115		Luncheon for Chairman R.L. Doughton upon his retirement from Congress	1952
Box 115		Mr. Reed shaking hands with unknown man, while another displays commission of the Great Navy of Nebraska.	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Corresponds with a previous photo listed as a glossy print of Mr. Reed being presented with certificate by unknown man, from "The Geat Navy of the State of Nebraska." Also, a certificate in letter form appointing Reed an Admiral of the Great Navy of the State of Nebraska, from the governor of Nebraska.
Box 115		Mr. Reed and unknown man pretend to be playing football.	date unknown
Box 115		House of Representatives - 2 copies. Group picture.	date unknown
Box 115		Picture of Mr. Reed - portrait.	date unknown
Box 115		Picture of Mr. Reed with Frank McNaughton.	date unknown
Box 115		Picture of Mr. Reed in a garden.	date unknown
Box 115		Mr. Reed at his desk - 2 copies.	date unknown
Box 115		Disabled person (in wheelchair), concerns H.R. 6818 for the blind.	1948-06-04
Box 115		Blind man, concerns H.R. 6818 for the blind.	1948-06-04
Box 115		Blind man, concerns H.R. 6818 for the blind.	1948-06-04
Box 115		Picture of Eisenhower taking the oath at his inauguration.	1953-01-20
Box 115		Glossy print of publicity release photograph of Reed in summer suit, dotted tie, holding pen.	date unknown
		Scope and Contents 8" wide, 10' high
Box 115		Series of pictures on one sheet taken by Mr. Reed while in Oslo, Norway at the Inter-parliamentary meeting.
Box 115		Series of pictures on one sheet taken by Mr. Reed while in Oslo, Norway at the Inter-parliamentary Conference.
Box 115		Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Reed on the S.S. Manhattan, on the way to an Inter-parliamentary Union Meeting in Oslo, Norway.	1939-07
Box 115		Mr and Mrs. Reed in front at left on the S.S. Manhattan, on the way to an Inter-parliamentary Union meeting in Oslo, Norway.	1939-07
Box 115		Mr. Reed shaking hands with Pope Pius XII. 3 copies	date unknown
Box 115		Mr. Reed at Anzio with Italian boy from group that greeted him with "Gracias, (?) Dunkirk."	date unknown
Box 115		Mr. Reed shaking hands with the Pope. Sheet - news item attached - states.	date unknown
		Scope and Contents "Pope Pius XII meets with U.S. Political leaders during a special audience in which the pontiff received 300 delegates to the 37th Inter-parliamentary Union Conference, left to right are Reed, Tom Connally (Democrat, Texas): Senator Alben W. Barkley (Democrat, Kentucky)
Box 115		Mr. Reed writing, seated at a table in a garden or backyard - 2 copies.	date unknown
Box 115		Negative, unknown man, leaning on uprooted tree trunk.	date unknown
Box 115		Negative of a rural area, stump of a tree in foreground.	date unknown
Box 115		Picture of an unknown man, single-breasted suit, vest, holding a white hat.	date unknown
Box 115		Rural picture, trees, house behind them, negative.	date unknown
Box 115		Negative of No. 11 - unknown man.	date unknown
Box 115		Negative, scene.	date unknown
Box 115		Murray Shelton, Dunkirk, All American End.	1916
Box 115		Cornell Football player, Butler	date unknown
Box 115		Cornell Football player, unidentified	date unknown
Box 115		Cornell Football player, unidentified	date unknown
Box 115		Cornell Football player, unidentified	date unknown
Box 115		Four Cornell players of the championship team.	1915
Box 115		Championship Team	1915
Box 115		Troops on road near Calais	1917-12-10
Box 115		Allied airplaness	date unknown
Box 115		Marshall Joffre reviewing French pilots, Grandicourt.	1917-12-17
Box 115		Daniel Reed in the trenches at Reims.	date unknown
Box 115		Troops waiting for rations	date unknown
Box 115		Military Bakery at Calais	1917-12-10
Box 115		horse and his trainer	date unknown
Box 115		Horses brought out for exhibition at a French government farm.	1917-12-29
Box 115		Daniel Reed at Cornell-Princeton game.	1958-10-25
		Scope and Contents When a certificate of membership in the National Football Hall of Fame was presented to the widow of Charles Barrett '16, All American captain and quarterback of the 1915 national championship Cornell team.
Box 115		Football player kicking football.	date unknown
Box 115		"Face foreward" - Dr. Raymond Van Orwan in football uniform.	date unknown
Box 115		Two boys in football uniforms, one of them Charles Barrett, Capt. of Cornell Team	1916
Box 115		Mrs L. McGraw Rogers home.	1947-05-30
Box 115		Main St. from Dodge's bridge	1946-05-30
Box 115		Looking from Dodge's bridge to the river.	1946-05-30
Box 115		Looking from Brooklyn St. to Toll Gate.	1947-04-06
Box 115		Up Main St. from Brooklyn St.	1947-04-06
Box 115		School House	1947-04-06
Box 115		Main st. - Looking toward Olean	1946-05-30
Box 115		Down Main St. To corner	1947-04-06
Box 115		Business block at the post office Temple St. and Main St.	1947-05-30
Box 115		Picture of two residential homes with flood waters up to the porch	1946
Box 115		Mrs Lillian McGraw Rogers home	1947-04-06
Box 115		Picture of residential area with high flood waters.	1946
Box 115		Picture of residential area with high flood waters.	1946
Box 115		Residential area with high flood waters.	1946
Box 115		Residential area with high flood waters.	1946
Box 115		Country side with high flood waters	1946
Box 115		Residential area with high flood waters	1946
Box 115		Residential area with high flood waters.	1946
Box 115		Gas station with high flood waters.	1946
Box 115		Residential area with high flood waters.	1946
Box 115		Photograph of Lord Stansgate.	1948-09-06
Box 115		Italian delegate to the Inter-parliamentary Union Conference, Degli Esteri Sforza Esce Da Montecitoria, Rome	1948
Box 115		Picture of Daniel Reed shaking hands with Pope Pius XII, Rome.	1948
Box 115		Panoramic view of Whittell holdings at North end of Lake Tahoe, near Incline and Cascade beaches.	date unknown
Box 115		Panoramic view of east side of Lake Tahoe.	date unknown
Box 115		Cascade Beach - one of the beaches recommended for acquisition.	date unknown
Box 115		Recreational tract with 1/2 mile of sandy beach included in the offer.	date unknown
Box 115		Typical cut over pine lands.	date unknown
Box 115		Typcial virgin pine stands.	date unknown
Box 115		Representative stand of young timber at the north end of Lake Tahoe.	date unknown
Box 115		A typical sign appearing on private lands bordering Lake Tahoe.	date unknown
		World War I Photographs
Box 115		Unidentified ruins	date unknown
Box 115		Paris at Les Invalides - Marshal Joffre and General Pershing.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified: two civilians visiting a grave.	date unknown
Box 115		Verdun - ruins	date unknown
Box 115		Verdun - ruins.	date unknown
Box 115		Reims - the American provisioning mission visiting the trenches.	date unknown
Box 115		Darceau (Orne) - A visit of the American provisioning mission to the farm of M. Olveline.	date unknown
Box 115		Darceau (Orne) - A visit of the American provisioning mission to the farm of M. Olveline.	date unknown
Box 115		Darceau (Orne) - Stallions in the courtyard.	date unknown
Box 115		Horses on exhibit at the French government farm.	1917-12-29
Box 115		Darceau (Orne) - A visit of the American Mission to the farm of M. Olveline.	date unknown
Box 115		Visit of the American Provisioning Mission - (i.e. exhibition) Presentation of stallion.	date unknown
Box 115		Verdun - ruins.	date unknown
Box 115		Orne - A visit of the American Mission for Provisioning - Presentation of stallions.	date unknown
Box 115		Paris - Cemetery of Picpus, the tomb of LaFayette.	date unknown
Box 115		Mente - Ruins of a village.	date unknown
Box 115		Avocourt Meuse - During the Attack of Bois-Carre (soldiers in trenches).	date unknown
Box 115		Versailles - A visit of the American Mission to the park.	date unknown
Box 115		Verdun - Bombed house on the Rue des Jardins.	date unknown
Box 115		In the Ruins of Verdun.	date unknown
Box 115		Nouant (Orne) - A visit of the American Mission to the Orne Provisioning Farm.	date unknown
Box 115		Ruins around the citadel of Verdun.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified civilian addressing a crowd of workers.	date unknown
Box 115		Reims - General views of the ruins.	date unknown
Box 115		Reims - The American Consulting Mission in front of Hotel de Ville.	date unknown
Box 115		Verdun Citadel - Col. Debuy (?)	date unknown
Box 115		Verdun-Meuse - Grand hall of the museum.	date unknown
Box 115		Front on the Meuse near the German lines.	date unknown
Box 115		Mouant (Orne) - A visit of the American Mission to a farm of l"Orne.	date unknown
Box 115		Daniel Reed in the trenches at Reims.	date unknown
Box 115		The respects of the American Mission at the grave of a young Frenchman.	date unknown
Box 115		Meuse - On the road from Tort to Souville (desolation)	date unknown
Box 115		Meuse - No Man's Land - Shell holes.	date unknown
Box 115		A row of French graves.	date unknown
Box 115		Meuse - Village ruins.	date unknown
Box 115		Verdun-Meuse - Mazel Street.(?)	date unknown
Box 115		Paris at Les Invalides - Review of the American batallions. The President, General Pershing and Marshall Pershing.	date unknown
Box 115		Verdun - Ruins of the interior of the cathedral.	date unknown
Box 115		In the Meuse. Artillery Command Post.	date unknown
Box 115		Paris at the Cemetery of Picpus. General Pershing delivering a tribute.	date unknown
Box 115		Grignon - The American Provisioning Mission visiting a school of Agriculture.	date unknown
Box 115		Paris, Place de la Concorde. Marshal Joffre leaving the Hotel Crillon.	date unknown
Box 115		Verdun Citadel - Supply Depot.	date unknown
Box 115		Meuse - Underground view of a German tunnel captured by the French.	date unknown
Box 115		Region of Reims Soldiers and tank returning from the point of embarkment.	date unknown
Box 115		Reims - The American Mission signing the visitors' register.	date unknown
Box 115		Reims - Unidentified building.	date unknown
Box 115		Versailles - A visit of the American Provisioning Mission to the barracks of the (?) soldiers.	date unknown
Box 115		At No Man's land (Meuse) - In the trenches.	date unknown
Box 115		The Meuse Front - ? Cannon mounted in camouflage.	date unknown
Box 115		Marne - The American Conference Mission in front of the sand-bagged Cathedral of Reims.	date unknown
Box 115		France - American troops marching from debarkation.	date unknown
Box 115		Toulon - Unloading livestock from ship.	date unknown
Box 115		Toulon - Unloading livestock from ship.	date unknown
Box 115		Versailles - The American Mission in the park.	date unknown
Box 115		Near Verdun Ravine of Vignes (supply carts and countryside).	date unknown
Box 115		Orne - Visit of the American Provisioning Mission. Presentation of a stallion.	date unknown
Box 115		Horse and trainer - Darceau (Orne) - A visit of the American Mission to the farm of M. Olveline.	date unknown
Box 115		A visit of the American Provisioning Mission. Presentation of stallion.	date unknown
Box 115		Toulon - Loading artillery pieces for Salonika.	date unknown
Box 115		Visit of the American Provisioning Mission. Stallions in the courtyard.	date unknown
Box 115		(Orne) - Visit of the American Provisioning Mission. Presentation of a stallion. (Next three entries the same but not identical, various horses and trainers).	date unknown
Box 115		Darceau (Orne) - A visit of the American Mission to the farm of M. Olveline. Presentation of stallion.	date unknown
Box 115		Darceau (Orne) - A visit of the American Mission to the farm of M. Olveline. Presentation of stallion.	date unknown
Box 115		Darceau (Orne) - A visit of the American Mission to the farm of M. Olveline. Presentation of stallion.	date unknown
Box 115		Toulon - Buoys used for obstruction lines against submarines.	date unknown
Box 115		Toulon - Embarkation of troops for Salonika.	date unknown
Box 115		Visit of the American Mission. Presentation of stallion.	date unknown
Box 115		Darceau (Orne) - Visit of the American Mission. Presentation of stallion.	date unknown
Box 115		Nouant (Orne) - Visit of the American Mission to a provisioning farm in l'Orne.	date unknown
Box 115		Reims - The American Conference Mission in the trenches.	date unknown
Box 115		Front de la Meuse - German prisoners defending a trench taken from the rear.	date unknown
Box 115		Meuse - A view of Verdun.	date unknown
Box 115		Joffre and French pilots, Grandicourt.	1917-12-17
Box 115		Unidentified crowd of workers.	date unknown
Box 115		Panoramic view of the cathedral area of Reims in ruins.	date unknown
Box 115		France - Arrival of a transport with American troops on board.	date unknown
Box 115		Reims - The American Conference Mission near la Maison Gomanery (?)	date unknown
Box 115		Arrival of a transport with American troops on board.	date unknown
Box 115		Reims - Aspect of the ruined section in front of the cathedral.	date unknown
Box 115		Reims - Panorama of the city and the cathedral.	date unknown
Box 115		Reims - The American Conference Mission visiting an observation post.	date unknown
Box 115		Reims - The American Conference Mission climbing a hill.	date unknown
Box 115		Nouant - A visit of the American Mission to a provisioning farm in l'Orne (view of farmhouse)	date unknown
Box 115		Reims - Cathedral façade, lefthand portal, much damage.	date unknown
Box 115		Verdun - the furnace of the citadel.	date unknown
Box 115		Verdun - Soldiers resting on the banks of the Meuse.	date unknown
Box 115		Loading horse on sea-going vessel. Location not given.	date unknown
Box 115		A field. Bodies in the trenches.	date unknown
Box 115		An unidentified crowd of civilian workers.	date unknown
Box 115		Reims - Main façade of the cathedral.	date unknown
Box 115		Reims - The cathedral - The stones of the arches fallen in the chapel of the Sacred Heart.	date unknown
Box 115		Verdun. A room in the citadel: tunnel barracks.	date unknown
Box 115		Orne - Horse being shown by man in civilian dress. Apparently stud farm of the Baron le Marrois.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified factory and workers.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified women receiving rations.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified group of artillery men.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified artillery men and a gun.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified supply depot, mules, soldiers.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified truck convoy.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified factory workers.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified soldiers and artillery.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified big guns.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified soldiers and large artillery piece	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified artillery crew eating rations around gun.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified group of civilians.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified women and boys with large tins (of food?)	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified boys working in factory.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified crowd of artillery men.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified soldiers pulling a gun.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified artillery battery.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified ruins of a cathedral.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified soldiers on a wagon of packs.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified view from behind a cannon.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified group of women.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified boys working in a factory.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified soldiers and loading carts.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified soldiers and workers in a factory.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified soldiers and workers in a factory.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified group of women.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified soldiers with a big gun.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified ammunition depot.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified crossing a bridge thrown across a trench.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified cavalry on patrol.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified soldiers in ruined village.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified battle scene - soldiers, tanks, artillery.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified Highlanders on the march.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified soldiers in a shellhole.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified large artillery piece.	date unknown
Box 115		Troops on road near Calais	1917-12-10
Box 115		Unidentified soldiers loading tins of food.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified workers and bread before a bakery.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified pit with steel framing.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified ruins of buildings.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified horses carrying supplies.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified soldiers patrolling desolate waste.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified ruins of a cathedral.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified soldiers (cavalry, bicyclists, foot) marching through a village.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified soldiers in trenches.	date unknown
Box 115		Roll call before the men march off to rest camp (harbor in background)	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified Highlanders marching.	date unknown
Box 115		Scene on the quay after the arrival of a troopship.	date unknown
Box 115		Cloth Hall, Ypres, as it appeared	1918
Box 115		Troops waiting for rations.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified truck convoy.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified large artillery piece.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified rail-mounted cannon "the H.M.S. Iron Duke" and crew.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified artillery and tanks.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified mortar and shells.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified soldiers pulling a cannon (small).	date unknown
Box 115		Military bakery at Calais.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified crowd of women and children.	date unknown
Box 115		Men disembarking in France for the first time.	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified group of soldiers (not America)	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified horse-drawn supply wagons on a log road.	date unknown
Box 115		Allied airplanes.	date unknown
		Photographs in Frames
		Scope and Contents Still in Frames in Map Case as of May 1961
Box 115		Union League of Delaware County - 14th Annual Dinner. (group)	1938-03-17
Box 115		Committee on Ways & Means - House of Representatives, 80th Congress (group)	date unknown
Box 115		Committee on Ways & Means - House of Representatives, 81st Congress (group)	1949-07-15
Box 115		Committee on Ways & Means - signatures of all the members (group)	1940-05-22
Box 115		Committee on Ways & Means - House of Representatives, 74th Congress (group)	1936-06
Box 115		S.S. Harry Coulby of the Interlake Steamship Co. (she was captained by William A. Reed)	date unknown
Box 115		Nixon, Reed, "Ike & (?) - titled "team spirit"	date unknown
Box 115		Group photo, unidentified, with Nixon, "Ike" and Reed	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified individual.	date unknown
Box 115		R.L. Dinglton (?)	date unknown
Box 115		Individual - photo autographed "to my Friend Dan, Pick"	date unknown
Box 115		Unidentified	date unknown
Box 115		Bertrand H. Snell	date unknown
Box 115		Allen F. (?) Treadway	date unknown
Box 115		Group, unidentified, with "Ike" in foreground showing left profile.	date unknown
Box 115		Charles E. Hughes	1941-06-17
Box 115		Group of five, unidentified, Reed on right	date unknown
Box 115		Color photo of General MacArthur accepting Japanese surrender on the Missouri	date unknown
Box 115		Portrait photo of "Ike" (one large, one small - both identical)	date unknown
		Scope and Contents no artists signature - no other identification (in a tube).
		Series XIV. Certificates
Box 115		Citation, commission, Reed as "Admiral of the Flagship Fleet"	1941-06
		Scope and Contents Awarded by American Airlines, Inc. "In recognition of consistent and meritorious service which has contributed materially to the increased public use of air transportation."
Box 115		The National Federation of the Blind Resolution No. 251	1949-06-20
Box 115		Award from American Legion Auxiliary, Dep. of Panama Canal Zone.	date unknown
Box 115		Certificate, that Daniel Reed flew from Paris to New York.	1953-11-14
Box 115		Certificate from Lieutenants' Benevolent Association, Police Dept. NYC	date unknown
Box 115		Extension of remarks by Reed, entitled "A New Boost for Isolationism"	1953-05-14
		Scope and Contents Reed states he wants to cut foreign aid so that he can cut income tax.
Box 115		Extension of remarks of Mr. Reed, entitled "Might doesn't make right - honesty is the best policy."	1953-06-26
		Scope and Contents pertaining to public reaction in opposition to excess profits tax
Box 115		Typed statement - "10 reasons why excess profits tax is bad for America"	date unknown
Box 115		Oath of office administered by Reed to Joseph W. Martin Jr.	1953-01-03
Box 115		Series of cartoons citing Reed's care - favorable.	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Smaller version of large unboxed item.
Box 115		Letter from the Missouri Farmers Association, Inc.	1961-04
		Scope and Contents Not in box
Box 115		Plaque - "For Distinguished Service to Agriculture"	1952
		Scope and Contents Missouri Farmers Association
Box 115		Certificate in letter form appointing Reed an Admiral of the Great Navy of the State of Nebraska
		Scope and Contents From the governor of Nebraska
Box 115		Cartoon by Hy Rosen, entitled "Daniel in the Lion's Den"	date unknown
		Scope and Contents about tax cut demand
		Framed Certificates
		Scope and Contents Certificates, Citations, and other non-photo items - loose on shelf - as of 1961
Box 115		Copy of the "Bill of Rights" (1st ten amendments to U.S. constitution)	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Border shows Justice blindfolded at top, picture of Henry, Madison and Jefferson on sides and bottom.
Box 115		Certificate from the American Legion listing Reed's War service record	date unknown
		Scope and Contents apparently as a civilian serving on various committees
Box 115		Certificate of admission to practice as an attorney in N.Y.S.	1900-02-28
		Scope and Contents issued to Reed by Appellate Division of N.Y.S. Supreme Court.
Box 115		Doctor of Laws degree - conferred upon Reed by Houghton College	1941-06-09
Box 115		Honorary Doctor of Laws degree conferred upon Reed by Saint Bonaventure College.	1949-06-05
		Scope and Contents written entirely in Latin.
Box 115		Certificate of admission to practice issued by District Court of U.S., Western District of N.Y.	1912-01-19
Box 115		Certificate of admission to practice issued by U.S. Court of Appeals for District of Columbia	1937-12-07
Box 115		Certificate of Admission to practice issued by U.S. Supreme Court	1936-02-14
Box 115		Scroll of Honor of the American Tariff League presented to Reed	1957-10-30
		Scope and Contents (in red leather folder) (loose pieces: menu of dinner and seating list)
Box 115		Copy of Political cartoon (from National Capital Press) extolling Reed's record.	date unknown
		Scope and Contents This is not framed
Box 115		Copy of cartoon by Git Crockett captioned "Listening to Great Men Talk"	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Shows Doughton saying "We've Gone About as Fur as We Can Go"; Reed saying "We've Gone Too Fur!" and J. Public caught in the middle with empty pockets.
Box 115		Cartoon by Jim Berryman (?) captioned "The Doctors Disagree!"	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Martin and Reed as surgeons arguing whether to cut government spending or high taxes
Box 115		Resolution of the Membership of the Sub-committee on Social Security, Committee on Ways & Means, U.S. House of Representatives	1948-06-01
		Scope and Contents Expresses gratitude for leadership of Reed during 80th Congress - signed by all members of the sub-committee and adopted by Ways & Means.
Box 115		Get Well Greetings - signature of friends, etc.	date unknown
		Scope and Contents names include Sam Rayburn, Ken Keating, Walter Judd.
Box 115		Motto (Reed's favorite), Hamlet Act I, Scene III: "This above all; to thine ownself be true…"	date unknown
Box 115		Appointment of Reed as Admiral in the Great Navy of the State of Nebraska - signed by Governor Peterson.	1951-07-12
Box 115		Cartoon by Jim Berryman captioned "A Bird In The Hand"	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Shows Reed holding bird named "Tax Cut" and bird named "Budget Spending" perched in a bush.
Box 115		Citation for Distinguished Service awarded by the American Vocational Association	1954-12-07
Box 115		Certificate awarded by Chautauqua County Ag. Corp. at 50th Anniversary of the county fair in recognition for services	1950-09-07
Box 115		Scroll (framed) tendered as a token of affection from people of Chautauqua County for untiring service for past 36 years.	1954-10-05
Box 115		Newspaper clipping profile of Reed	date unknown
		Scope and Contents unidentified source (framed)
Box 115		Proclamation by Governor Dewey - Canning & Freezing Industries Week in N.Y.S.	1953-10-06
		Scope and Contents in a tube
		Series XV. Miscellaneous Items
Box 115		Dingman's Soap Trade Card - Blonde girl asleep; eyes open when card held to light.	date unknown
		Scope and Contents Placed in Trade Card Collection
Box 115		Letter to Daniel Reed from Edith Shaw enclosing letter of recommendation written by Andrew D. White for Eugene Frayer, Cornell, '76, August 15, 1876	1938-05
		Scope and Contents Press clipping re: college oratory competition pasted on ADW letter. Transferred to Archives for cataloguing under 1/2/m.
Box 115		Picture Collection Cards made for:	date unknown
Box 115		Cooper, John Sherman	date unknown
Box 115		Hughes, Charles Evans	date unknown
Box 115		Martin, Joseph	date unknown
Box 115		Pope Pius XII	date unknown
Box 115		Snell, Bertrand H.	date unknown
Box 115		Vinson, Fred M.	date unknown
Box 115		Cornell University (Football)	date unknown
Box 115		World War I (France)	date unknown
Box 115		World War II (Japanese surrender)	date unknown
Box 115		Floods (New York State)	1946
Box 115		Reed, Daniel Alden	date unknown

Contents

Daniel Alden Reed papers, 1914-1960. Collection Number: 1907

Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections Cornell University Library

Daniel Alden Reed papers, 1914-1960.
Collection Number: 1907

Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Cornell University Library