ADAMS, SHERMAN:  RECORDS, 1952-59.  Governor, New Hampshire, 1949-53; Chairman,
Conference of New England Governors, 1951-52; The Assistant to the President, 1953-58.  19
feet.  [For further information concerning the Adams "records" see John E. Wickman's
"Partnership for Research," Dartmouth College Library Bulletin, X (April 1969), 93-97. 
Researchers interested in the Adams "papers" at Dartmouth should see Kenneth E. Shewmaker's
"The Sherman Adams Papers," ibid., 88-92.]

ADCOCK, CLARENCE L.:  "201" FILE, 1918-54.  U.S. Army officer, 1918-49.  -1 foot.

ADKINS, BERTHA S.:  PAPERS, 1907-83.  Republican National committeewoman, Maryland,
1948-58; assistant chairman, Republican National Committee, 1953-58; Under Secretary of
Health, Education, and Welfare, 1958-60.  30 feet.

ALLEN, GEORGE E.:  PAPERS, 1942-69.  Friend of Dwight D. Eisenhower; treasurer,
Democratic National Congressional Committee, 1940-73; secretary, Democratic National
Committee, 1943; author of Presidents Who Have Known Me (photocopies).  -1 foot.

ALLEN, GEORGE E.:  PAPERS, 1949.  Official, Harvard Business School Club of New York.  -1 foot.

ALLEN, TERRY DE LA M.:  PAPERS, 1942-45; CORRESPONDENCE, May 1964.  Commander, First Infantry Division, 1942-43; Commander, 104th Infantry Division, 1943-46.  -1
foot.

AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.  Record of contributors to Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial
Bible Fund, 1969.  1 foot.

ANDERSON, JACK Z.:  PAPERS, 1952-68.  Special Assistant to the Secretary of Agriculture,
1955-56; Administrative Assistant to the President, 1956-61.  -1 foot.

ANDERSON, JACK Z.:  RECORDS, 1956-61.  1 foot.

ANDERSON, ROBERT B.:  PAPERS, 1937-85.  Secretary of the Navy, 1953-54; Deputy
Secretary of Defense, 1954-55; Secretary of the Treasury, 1957-61; lawyer; oil and gas developer. 
44 feet.

AREEDA, PHILLIP E.:  PAPERS, 1952-62.  1st Lieutenant, USAF, Office of Air Force General
Counsel, 1955-56; member, White House Staff for Economic Affairs and Higher Criticism,
1956-58; Assistant Special Counsel to the President, 1958-61; professor of law, Harvard Law
School, 1963-.  9 feet.

AREEDA, PHILLIP E.:  RECORDS, 1953-61.  2 feet.

AURAND, EVAN P.:  PAPERS, 1934-72.  Officer, U.S. Pacific Fleet, 1942-45; Commander of
various fighter squadrons, 1943-55; Executive Officer, U.S.S. Hancock, 1955-57; Naval Aide to
the President, 1957-61; Commanding Officer, U.S.S. Greenwich Bay, 1961; Commanding
Officer, U.S.S. Independence, 1961-62; Commander, various antisubmarine warfare forces,
1962-72.  21 feet.

AURAND, HENRY S.:  PAPERS, 1873-1967.  Commanding General, 6th Service Command,
1942-44; Commanding Officer, Normandy Base Section, 1944-45; Commanding General,
Services of Supply, China Theater, 1945; Commanding General, 6th Service Command, 1946;
Commanding General, Africa-Middle East Theater, 1946; Director of Research and Development,
War Department, 1946-48; Director of Logistics, General Staff, U.S. Army, 1948-49;
Commanding General, U.S. Army, Pacific Theater, 1949-52; newspaper columnist, 1954-63.  40
feet.

BACON, EDWARD A.:  PAPERS, 1864 and 1896-1968.  Chairman, Executive Council Air
Coordinating Committee, 1953-60; Assistant to the Secretary of the Army for Canal Zone Affairs,
1954; member, Tolls Committee, St. Lawrence Seaway, 1958; member, Interstate Commission,
Potomac River Basin, 1958-61; U.S. Chairman, International Joint Commission, U.S. and
Canada, 1959-61; Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Financial Management, 1954-60. 
17 feet.

BARKER, RAY W.:  PAPERS, 1943-45.  Assistant Chief of Staff, War Plans Division, U.S.
Forces in the British Isles, 1942-43; Deputy Chief of Staff, Assistant Chief of Staff, G-3,
European Theater of Operations, 1943-44; Deputy Chief of Staff, SHAEF, 1944; Assistant Chief
of Staff, G-1, SHAEF, 1944-45.  2 feet.

BARNES, BERT B.:  MATERIAL RE U.S. POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, 1953-72.  Executive Assistant to Assistant Postmaster General, 1953-57; 1st Deputy Assistant Postmaster
General, 1957-59; Assistant Postmaster General, 1959-61.  1 foot.

BAUGHMAN, URBANUS E.:  PAPERS, 1953-71.  Chief, U.S. Secret Service, 1948-61.  -1
foot.

BEACH, EDWARD L.:  PAPERS, 1935-62.  Executive Officer, U.S.S. Tirante, 1944;
Commanding Officer, U.S.S. Piper, 1945; Personal Aide to Chief of Naval Personnel, 1945-47;
Office, Chief of Naval Operations, 1947-48; Commanding Officer, U.S.S. Amberjack, 1948-49;
Naval Assistant to Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, 1949-51; Commanding Officer, U.S.S. Trigger
II, 1951-53; Naval Aide to the President, 1953-57; Commanding Officer, U.S.S. Salamonie,
1957-58; Commanding Officer, U.S.S. Triton, 1958-61; author.  14 feet.

BEACH, EDWARD L., and EVAN P. AURAND:  RECORDS, 1953-61.  Naval Aides to the
President.  10 feet.

BECKER, RALPH:  PAPERS, 1957-87.  Lawyer; trustee, National Cultural Center, 1958-61 and
1970-76.  -1 foot.

BENEDICT, STEPHEN:  PAPERS, 1951-55.  Assistant to Dr. Gabriel Hauge, research director
of Citizens for Eisenhower, 1951-53; assistant to the Administrative Assistant to the President for
Economic Affairs, 1953-54; Assistant Staff Secretary, 1954-55.  3 feet.

BENNETT, ELMER F.:  PAPERS, 1950-82.  Legislative Counsel, Department of Interior,
1953-56; Assistant to Secretary of Interior, 1956-57; General Counsel, Department of Interior,
1957-58; Under Secretary of Interior, 1958-61.  10 feet.

BENSON, EZRA TAFT:  PAPERS, 1952-61.  Secretary of Agriculture, 1953-61 (partly on
microfilm).  2 feet.

BERG, AARON:  PAPERS, 1947-72.  Executive Chairman, National Committee of Columbia
University Alumni for Eisenhower and Committee of the Eisenhower Program, 1952-56.  -1 foot.

BERMINGHAM, EDWARD J.:  CORRESPONDENCE WITH DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER, 1948-58.  Columbia University trustee (photocopies).  1 foot.

BETTS, THOMAS J.:  PAPERS, 1913-77.  Army Officer; writer.

BIRD, JOHN:  MATERIAL RE ARTICLES WRITTEN BY DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER FOR THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.  Senior editor, Saturday Evening Post, 1960-64,
editor-at-large, 1964-69.  -1 foot.

BOILLOT, CLAUDE E.:  PAPERS, 1934-84.  U.S. representative, Suez Canal Company
(Compagnie Universelle du Canal Maritime de Suez), 1952-78.  10 feet.

BORTMAN, MARK:  PAPERS, 1956-67.  Member, Board of Directors, and Chairman, Civic
Committee, People-to-People Program, 1956-67.  25 feet.

BRAGDON, JOHN STEWART:  PAPERS, 1954-62.  Staff Advisor on Public Works Planning,
Council of Economic Advisors, 1954-55; Special Assistant to the President to Coordinate Public
Works Planning, 1955-60; member, Civil Aeronautics Board, 1960-61.  4 feet.

BRAGDON, JOHN STEWART:  RECORDS, 1949-61.  37 feet.

BRAINARD, CHARLES L.:  PAPERS, 1945-67.  Member, The Eisenhower Foundation;
secretary, The Eisenhower Presidential Library Commission.  5 feet.

BRERETON, LEWIS H.:  PAPERS, 1918-67.  Commander, Far East Air Force, Philippines,
1941; Deputy Air Commander in Chief, Allied Air Forces, Java, 1942; Commander, Middle East
Air Force (9th Air Force), 1942-43; Commanding General, 9th Air Force, European Theater,
1943-44; Commander, 1st Allied Airborne Army, 1944-45; Chairman, Military Liaison Committee
to the Atomic Energy Commission, 1945-58.  -1 foot.

BRIGGS, RUTH M.:  PAPERS, 1942-54.  Secretary to General Walter Bedell Smith.  -1 foot.

BROOKS, GLADYS HARDING:  PAPERS, 1915-69.  Boyhood friend of Dwight D. Eisenhower.  -1 foot.

BROWNELL, HERBERT, JR.:  PAPERS, 1877-1988.  Lawyer; member, New York State
Legislature, 1933-35; chairman, Republican National Committee, 1944-45; campaign manager for
Thomas Dewey, 1948; Attorney General, 1953-57; chairman, National Study Commission on
Records and Documents of Federal Officials, 1975-77.  114 feet.

BUCHANAN, MRS. WILEY T.:  PAPERS, 1952-64.  Wife of US Ambassador to Luxembourg,
1953-57, and Chief of Protocol, US Department of State, 1957-61.  17 feet.

BUCKNER, SIMON BOLIVAR, JR.:  PAPERS, 1941-45.  Commanding general, Alaska
Defense Command, 1941-44; commanding general, Tenth Army, 1944-45.  -1 foot.

BUENNING, ARVEL E.:  PAPERS, 1936-63.  Chairman, Dickinson County Republican Central
Committee of Kansas, 1951-53.  4 foot.

BULKELEY, JOHN D.:  PAPERS, 1928-84.  Commander, Motorboat submarine chaser,
Division 2, 1941; Commander, motor torpedo boat, Squadron 3, U.S. Asiatic Fleet, 1941-42;
Commander, Task Force 122.4.4, Normandy Invasion, 1944; Commander, U.S.S. Endicott,
1944-45.  1 foot.

BULL, HAROLD R.:  PAPERS, 1943-68.  Commanding General, Replacement and School
Command, Army Ground Forces, Birmingham, Ala., 1942-43; Chief of Operations and Assistant
Chief of Staff, G-3, Headquarters, European Theater, 1943-44; Assistant Chief of Staff, G-3,
Supreme Headquarters, Allied Expeditionary Forces, 1944; Commanding General, 4th Infantry
Division, 1944; Chief of Staff, U.S. Forces, European Theater, 1945-46.  1 foot.

BULLIS, HARRY A.:  PAPERS, 1947-63.  Chairman of the Board, General Mills, 1948-59;
Chairman, Mutual Security Operations Team to Formosa, 1953; member, Hoover Commission
Task Force on Overseas Economic Operations, 1954-55; trustee, National Trust for Historic
Preservation, 1954-59; Chairman, Business Organizations Committee, People-to-People Program,
1956.  -1 foot.

BURCHMAN, LEONARD:  PAPERS, 1952.  Director of publicity, New York State Citizens for
Eisenhower, 1952.  -1 foot.

BURGESS, W. RANDOLPH:  PAPERS, 1951-62.  Deputy to Secretary of Treasury, 1953-54;
Under Secretary of Treasury, 1955-57; U.S. permanent representative to NATO, 1957-61.  -1
foot.

BURNS, ARTHUR F.:  PAPERS, 1930-69.  Chairman, Council of Economic Advisors, 1953-56;
Chairman, Advisory Board on Economic Growth and Stability, 1953-56; Chairman, Cabinet
Committee on Small Business, 1956; member, President's Advisory Committee on
Labor-Management Policy, 1961-66; president, National Bureau of Economic Research, 1957-67. 
58 feet.

BUTCHER, HARRY C.:  PAPERS, 1910-59.  Naval Aide to General Eisenhower.  7 feet.

BYROADE, HENRY A.: PAPERS, 1940-92.  Assistant Secretary of State, 1952-55; ambassador
to Egypt, 1955-56; ambassador to Union of South Africa, 1956-59; ambassador to Afghanistan,
1959-62.  -1 foot.

CAMPBELL, SAMUEL J.:  PAPERS, 1955-60.  Cattle breeder, friend of Dwight D.
Eisenhower.  -1 foot.

CANNON, C. CRAIG:  PAPERS, 1945-54.  Aide to General Eisenhower, 1946-48 and 1950-52. 
-1 foot.

CARLSON, JOSEPH W.:  PERSONAL PAPERS AND "A HISTORY OF THE U.S. ARMY ENGINEERS, 1944-45."  Officer with Army Corps of Engineers at Normandy base section in
1944.  -1 foot.

CARROLL, PAUL T.:  PAPERS, 1941-68.  Military associate, 1945-52; Staff Secretary and
Defense Liaison Officer in the White House, 1953-54.  -1 foot.

CHAPIN, CHARLES H.:  PAPERS, 1911-30.  U.S. Military Academy classmate of Dwight D.
Eisenhower.  -1 foot.

CHASE, MARGARET:  PAPERS, 1942-60 AND 1983.  Red Cross volunteer in North Africa
and Europe.  -1 foot.

CHESNEY, EARLE D.:  RECORDS, 1956-61.  Assistant to the Deputy Assistant to the
President, 1954-61.  -1 foot.

CHILSON, HATFIELD:  PAPERS, 1956-58 AND 1968.  Under Secretary of the Interior,
1956-58.  -1 foot.

CLARK, A. DAYTON:  PAPERS, 1930-63.  Assistant Naval Attache, London, 1940-41;
Operations Officer, London, 1941; U.S. Naval Liaison Officer, British Far Eastern and Indian
Ocean Fleet, 1941-42; Staff of Commander in Chief, U.S. Fleet, Navy Department, Washington,
D.C., 1942-43; Commanding Officer, Mulberry "A", 1944.  -1 foot.

CLARK, EDWIN N.:  PAPERS, 1939-80.  Army Officer, friend of Dwight D. Eisenhower.  4
feet.

COCHRAN, JACQUELINE:  PAPERS, 1932-75.  Aviator; director of Women Pilots, U.S. Air
Force, 1943-45; colonel, U.S. Air Force Reserve; consultant to NASA; author, The Stars at
Noon; cosmetics  company executive; member, California State and Riverside County Republican
Central Committees; participant in the campaign to secure the Republican party's presidential
nomination for Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1952.  228 feet.

COLLINS, J. LAWTON:  PAPERS, 1896-1975.  Commander, VII Corps, 1944-45; Chief of
Staff of the Army, 1949-53.  17 feet.

COMBINED CHIEFS OF STAFF:  CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS, 1941-45.  1 foot.

COOK, GILBERT R.:  PAPERS, 1911-63.  Commanding general, 104th Infantry Division,
1942-43; commanding general, XII Corps, 1943; deputy commander, Third Army, 1943-44.  4
feet.

COOK, RICHARD W.:  PAPERS, 1940-73.  Engineer, Oak Ridge Nuclear Facility, 1944-51;
Deputy General Manager, Atomic Energy Commission, 1951-58; Executive, American Machine
and Foundry Company, 1958-64; Executive, Marshall Space Flight Center, NASA, 1964-73.  3
feet.

COTA, NORMAN D.:  PAPERS, 1912-61.  Assistant Chief of Staff, G-3, 1st Division, U.S.
Army, 1941-43; Assistant Commander, 29th Infantry Division, European Theater of Operations,
1943; Commanding General, 28th Infantry Division, ETO, 1944-45 (partly on microfilm).  2 feet.

COTTER, CORNELIUS P.:  PAPERS, 1959-61.  Executive director, Republican Committee on
Program and Progress, 1959-60.  2 feet.

COUGHRAN, TOM B.: PAPERS, 1917-93.  Officer, Bank of America, 1927-71; officer, Army
Finance Corps, 1942-44; civil affairs officer, SFAEF, 1944-45; member, Export Advisory
Commission, Department of Commerce, 1953-57; Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for
International Affairs, 1957-58.  3 feet.

COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC ADVISORS, OFFICE OF:  RECORDS, 1953-61.  11 feet.

COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC ADVISORS, OFFICE OF THE CHAIRMAN:  RECORDS, 1953-60.  6 feet.

COUCH, VIRGIL L.:  PAPERS, 1951-90.  Director of Industrial Preparedness and Security,
Federal Civil Defense Administration and successor agencies, 1956-72.  10 feet.

CULL, RICHARD:  PAPERS, 1941-89.  News correspondent, Dayton (Ohio) Daily News.  -1
foot.

CUTLER, ROBERT:  PAPERS, 1952-56.  Chairman, Old Colony Trust Co., 1953, 1955-60;
Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, 1953-55 and 1957-58; member,
Operations Coordinating Board; member, Council on Foreign Economic Policy; Chairman,
National Security Planning Board, 1953-55 and 1957-58; U.S. executive director, Inter-American
Development Bank, 1960-62; Special Assistant to Secretary of Treasury, 1960-62.  -1 foot.

DARBY CORPORATION:  RECORDS, 1942-46.  Industrial manufacturing company of Kansas
City, Kansas.  168 feet.

DARBY, HARRY:  PAPERS, 1925-85.  U.S. Senator from Kansas, 1949-50; member,
Republican National Committee for Kansas, 1940-64; member, Eisenhower Foundation;
chairman, Eisenhower Presidential Library Commission.  513 feet.

DAVIE, ROBERT C.:  PAPERS, 1944-76.  Army Finance Officer.  -1 foot.

DAVIS, CHESTER R.:  PAPERS, 1955-56.  Director, trust department, Chicago Title and Trust
Company, 1938-63; senior vice president, trust department, Chicago Title and Trust Company,
1947-60; Assistant Secretary of the Army for Financial Management, 1955-57.  2 feet.

DAVIS, EDITH M.:  PAPERS, 1943-86.  Officer, Women's Army Corps, 1942-46; Commander
of WAC detachment at SHAEF and USFET, 1944-46.  -1 foot.

DAVIS, KENNETH S.:  PROOFS OF SOLIDER OF DEMOCRACY:  A BIOGRAPHY OF DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER, 1943-45.  War correspondent and author.  1 foot.

DAVIS, THOMAS JEFFERSON:  PAPERS, 1916-64.  Adjutant General, Allied Force
Headquarters, North African Theater, 1942-44; Adjutant General, SHAEF, 1944-45.  1 foot.

DODGE, JOSEPH M.:  PAPERS, 1952-64.  Chairman of the Board, The Detroit Bank, 1954-56;
Chairman, Detroit Bank & Trust Company, 1956-63; Director, Bureau of the Budget, 1953-54;
Chairman, Council on Foreign Economic Policy, 1954-56; member, President's Commission to
Study the U.S. Military Assistance Program, 1958-64; consultant, National Security Council,
1959-64.  5 feet.

DONOVAN, ROBERT J.:  MANUSCRIPTS OF EISENHOWER:  THE INSIDE STORY, 1956.  Journalist, New York Herald Tribune, 1937-63; chief, Washington Bureau, New York
Herald Tribune, 1957-63;  president, White House Correspondents' Association, 1954.  -1 foot.

DOUBLEDAY AND COMPANY:  DRAFTS, PROOFS, AND OTHER MATERIAL RE AT EAST:  STORIES I TELL TO FRIENDS, 1966-67.  3 feet.

DOUBLEDAY AND COMPANY:  DRAFTS, PROOFS, AND OTHER MATERIALS RE THE WHITE HOUSE YEARS.  5 feet.

DOUD, ELIVERA M.:  COLLECTION OF FAMILY MEMORABILIA AND NEWSPAPERS RE DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER.  11 feet.

DOWD, ELEANOR M.: PAPERS, 1897-1953.  Genealogist; 6th cousin of Mamie Eisenhower. 
1 foot.

DRAPER, ELISABETH C.:  PAPERS, 1954-80.  Interior decorator who designed interior of
Eisenhower farmhouse at Gettysburg (photocopies).  -1 foot.

DRAPER, WILLIAM G.:  PAPERS, 1943-63.  Personal Pilot, Supreme Allied Commander,
Europe, 1950-52; Commanding Officer, 7167th Special Air Mission Squadron, Wiesbaden,
Germany, 1952-53; Air Force Aide to President Eisenhower, "Columbine" Pilot, 1953-61.  8 feet.

DRAPER, WILLIAM G.:  RECORDS, 1953-61.  13 feet.

DRUMM, THOMAS E., JR.:  PAPERS, 1933-86.  Deputy administrator, War Assets
Administration, 1946-49; Executive Secretary, Military  Production and Supply Board, NATO,
1949; Chief, Defense Industrial Affairs Staff, Foreign Operations Administration, 1952-54; Staff
member, U.S. Bureau of the Budget, 1954-58; counselor for commercial affairs, U.S. Embassy,
Paris, France, 1962-67; ombudsman for business, Department of Commerce, 1971-73; lobbyist,
Macmillan Ward Ostwald, Inc., 1973-80.  10 feet.

DULLES, ELEANOR LANSING:  PAPERS, 1880-1973.  Economic Officer, State Department,
1942-45; U.S. Representative, Bretton Woods Conference on International Monetary Fund, 1944;
Financial Attache, Vienna, 1945-49; Western European Division, State Department, 1949-51;
Special Assistant, Office of German Affairs, State Department, 1952-62; professor, Georgetown
University, 1963-71.  55 feet.

DULLES, JOHN FOSTER:  PAPERS, 1951-59.  Secretary of State, 1953-59.  29 feet
[For further information concerning the Dulles papers, see John W. Hanes, Jr.'s "The Dulles Papers - Landmark of
History." Foreign Service Journal XXXVI, (October, 1959), 21-23; and John E. Wickman's John Foster Dulles' "Letter
of Gift," The American Archivist, 31 (October, 1968), 355-62.]

DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER LIBRARY:  COLLECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS MANUSCRIPTS TOO SMALL TO BE NAMED AS COLLECTIONS (partly on microfilm).  42
feet.

DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER LIBRARY:  COLLECTION OF 20TH CENTURY MILITARY RECORDS, 1918-50.  49 feet.

DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER LIBRARY:  MATERIAL RE THE TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF D-DAY, JUNE 6-7, 1969.  -1 foot.

DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER LIBRARY:  MATERIAL RELATING TO ORAL HISTORY AND TAPE-RECORDED INTERVIEWS, CONVERSATIONS, AND MEMOIRS.  28 feet.

EISENHOWER, BARBARA:  PAPERS, 1951-72.  -1 foot.

EISENHOWER-DOUD:  COLLECTION OF CLIPPINGS AND OTHER MEMORABILIA, 1911-59.  4 feet.

EISENHOWER, DWIGHT D.:  DIARIES, 1935-38, 1942, 1948-53, 1966, 1968, 1969.  -1 foot.

EISENHOWER, DWIGHT D.:  FINANCIAL PAPERS, 1921-69.  23 feet.

EISENHOWER, DWIGHT D.:  PAPERS, PRE-PRESIDENTIAL, 1916-52.  138 feet.

EISENHOWER, DWIGHT D.:  PAPERS AS PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 1953-61 (Ann Whitman File) (partly on microfilm).  122 feet.  [For further information about this
collection, please see Appendix A.]

EISENHOWER, DWIGHT D.:  PAPERS, POST-PRESIDENTIAL, 1961-69.  935 feet.

EISENHOWER, DWIGHT D.:  RECORDS AS PRESIDENT, DAILY APPOINTMENTS, 1953-61 (partly on microfilm).  13 feet

EISENHOWER, DWIGHT D.:  RECORDS AS PRESIDENT, WHITE HOUSE CENTRAL FILES, 1953-61 (partly on microfilm).  3,241 feet  [For further information about this collection,
please see Appendix B.].

EISENHOWER, EARL D.:  PAPERS, 1917-70.  -1 foot.

EISENHOWER FOUNDATION:  RECORDS, 1944-.  12 feet.

EISENHOWER, JOHN S. D.:  DRAFTS AND OTHER MATERIAL RE THE BITTER WOODS, 1944-68.  11 feet.

EISENHOWER, JOHN S. D.:  PAPERS, 1922-.  19 feet.

EISENHOWER, LOUISE:  PAPERS, 1942-52.  -1 foot.

EISENHOWER, MAMIE DOUD:  PAPERS, 1894-1979.  298 feet.  [For further information
concerning the Mamie Doud Eisenhower Papers, see Martin M. Teasley's "Ike Was Her Career: 
The Papers of Mamie Doud Eisenhower."  Prologue, Summer 1987 (Vol. 19, No. 2), 106-115.]

EISENHOWER, MILTON S.:  PAPERS, 1938-85.  20 feet.

ELLIS, EDMUND D.:  MATERIAL RE U.S. MILITARY ACADEMY CLASS OF 1915, 1949-82.  U.S. Military Academy classmate of Dwight D. Eisenhower; secretary of the U.S.
Military Academy class of 1915, 1960-.  -1 foot.

ELLSWORTH, HARRIS:  PAPERS, 1956-59.  Member, U.S. House of Representatives,
1943-56; Chairman, U.S. Civil Service Commission, 1957-59.  1 foot.

ELSE, JOHN HUBERT:  PAPERS, 1925-68.  Administrative Assistant for Senators Clyde Reed
(1947-49), Harry Darby (1949-50), Frank Carlson (1950-51); national affairs counsel, National
Retail Lumber Dealers Association, 1951-65.  2 feet.

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS, OFFICE OF:  PRINTED MATERIALS, 1953-61.  5 feet

ENDACOTT, J. EARL:  PAPERS, 1944-74.  Executive secretary, Eisenhower Foundation;
curator, Eisenhower Museum, 1947-71.  5 feet.

ENGELS, ROBERT V.:  CORRESPONDENCE AND POLITICAL MATERIAL, 1952.  Montana alternate delegate and delegate, 1952 Republican National Convention.  -1 foot.

ERICKSON, THURMAN C.:  PAPERS, 1941-45.  Businessman; interned by Japanese in Manila,
Philippines, 1941-45.  -1 foot.

EWALD, WILLIAM B.:  PAPERS, 1953-85.  Author; speechwriter for Dwight D. Eisenhower. 
11 feet.

FINDER, LEONARD V.:  PAPERS, 1930-69.  Newspaper editor and publisher.  14 feet.

FINUCANE, CHARLES C.:  PAPERS, 1954-58.  Assistant Secretary of the Army for Financial
Management, 1954-55; Under Secretary of the Army, 1955-58; Assistant Secretary of Defense,
1958-61.  7 feet.

FITZGERALD, DENNIS A.:  PAPERS, 1945-69.  Secretary General, International Emergency
Food Council, 1946-48; Director, Food and Agricultural Division, Economic Cooperation
Administration, 1948-51; Associate Deputy Director, Mutual Security Agency, 1952; Deputy
Director, Foreign Operations Administration, 1953; Deputy Director of Operations, International
Cooperation Administration, 1955-61; Senior Consultant to Managing Director, UN Special
Fund, 1963; Research Scholar, Brookings Institute, 1962-66.  13 feet.

FLEMMING, ARTHUR S.:  PAPERS, 1939-75.  Member, U.S. Civil Service Commission,
1939-48; First and Second Hoover Commissions, 1948-49 and 1953-55; President's Advisory
Committee on Government Organization, 1953-61; Director, Office of Defense Mobilization,
1953-58; Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, 1958-61; President, Ohio Wesleyan
University, 1948-53; University of Oregon, 1961-68.  74 feet.

FORD, VINCENT T.:  PAPERS, 1990.  Advisor to U.S. Air Force on missile development.  -1
foot.

FORNEY, ABE:  PAPERS, 1946-62.  Childhood friend.  -1 foot.

FOX, FREDERIC E.:  PAPERS, 1917-81.  Congregational minister, 1952-56; Special Assistant
in the White House, 1956-57; Staff Assistant to the President, 1957-61; recording secretary,
Princeton University, 1964-81 (partly on microfilm).  52 feet.

FOX, FREDERIC E.:  RECORDS, 1953-61.  20 feet.

FRANCIS, CLARENCE:  PAPERS, 1933-73.  Corporation executive; author; Special Consultant
to the President and Chairman, Interagency Committee on Agricultural Surplus Disposal.  4 feet.

FRANCIS, CLARENCE:  RECORDS, 1954-60.  12 feet.

FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT LIBRARY COLLECTION:  RECORDS RE CONSTRUCTION
AND OPERATION OF ARTIFICIAL HARBORS FOR THE NORMANDY INVASION
(MULBERRY "B"), 1943-44.  4 feet.

FRANTZ, HARRY W.:  PAPERS, 1954-61.  International editor and correspondent, Washington
Bureau, United Press International.  4 feet.

FURNAS, CLIFFORD C.:  PAPERS, 1918-69.  Chancellor, University of Buffalo, 1954-62;
Chairman, Guided Missile Commission, Research and Development Board, 1952-53; Chairman,
Department of Defense Advisory Panel on Aeronautics, 1954-57; member, U.S. Army Science
Advisory Panel, 1954-69; member, National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, 1955-57;
Assistant Secretary of Defense for Research and Development, 1955-57; Chairman, Air
Navigation Development Board, 1956-57; member, Defense Science Board, 1957-69; member,
Naval Research Advisory Committee, 1958-59; Chairman, Defense Science Board, 1961-65; vice
chairman, National Research Council, 1968-69.  10 feet.

GAINES, JOAN B.:  PAPERS, 1958-60.  Director of interpretation, White House Conference on
Children and Youth, 1958-60.  -1 foot.

GALE, OLIVER M.:  MEMORANDUM RE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE, 1971. Special
Assistant to the Secretary of Defense, 1957-60.  -1 foot.

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION: RECORDS RE EISENHOWER LIBRARY SITE
ACQUISITION, 1956-82.  -1 foot.

GERHARDT, CHARLES H.:  MEMOIRS, 1913-67.  Commanding General, 29th Infantry
Division, 1943-46 (partly on microfilm).  -1 foot.

GILLEM, ALVAN C., JR.:  COLLECTION OF DOCUMENTS RE GILLEM BOARD AND
NEGROES IN THE ARMED FORCES, 1945-51.  Chairman, Board of Officers on the
Utilization of Negro Manpower in the post-war Army, 1945.  -1 foot.

GILMER, DAN:  SHAEF REPORTS, "GRAPHICS ANALYSIS" AND "OPERATIONS
DATA," 1943-44.  Secretary of the General Staff, SHAEF, 1944.  -1 foot.

GINDER, PHILIP DE WITT:  PAPERS, 1927-68.  Senior Military Attache, Prague,
Czechoslovakia, 1949-51; Commander, 6th Infantry Regiment, Berlin, 1951-52; Commander,
45th Infantry Division, Korea, 1953.  10 feet.

GINZBERG, ELI:  PAPERS, 1948-69.  Faculty member, Columbia University, 1935-; director,
Conservation of Human Resources project, 1950-.  -1 foot.

GLENNAN, T. KEITH:  DIARY, 1959-61.  President, Case Institute of Technology, 1947-66;
member, Atomic Energy Commission, 1950-52; Administrator, National Aeronautics and Space
Administration, 1958-61.  -1 foot.

GLICK, EDWARD M.:  PAPERS, 1953-57.  Speechwriter, Department of State, 1951-53 and
Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1953-57.  -1 foot.

GOTWALS, CHARLES P.:  PAPERS, 1945-46.  Officer, Military Justice Division, Judge
Advocate for U.S. Forces, European Theater, 1945-46.  -1 foot.

GRAHAM, EMMETT:  PAPERS, 1945-62.  Executive Secretary of the Eisenhower Foundation. 
8 feet.

GRAY, GORDON:  PAPERS, 1946-76.  Publishing and broadcasting company executive;
Assistant Secretary of the Army, 1947-49; Secretary of the Army, 1949-50; Special Assistant to
President Truman, 1950; President, University of North Carolina, 1950; Director, Psychological
Strategy Board, 1951; Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission personnel security board which
investigated J. Robert Oppenheimer, 1954; Assistant Secretary of Defense for International
Security Affairs, 1955-57; Director, Office of Defense Mobilization, 1957-58; Special Assistant to
the President for National Security Affairs, 1958-61; member, Foreign Intelligence Advisory
Board, 1961-62 (partly on microfilm).  4 feet.

GRAY, ROBERT K.:  RECORDS, 1954-60.  Special Assistant for Manpower, Navy
Department, 1955-56; Special Assistant to the President, 1956-58; Secretary to the Cabinet,
1958-61.  1 foot.

GREENE, JOHN ROBERT:  MANUSCRIPT AND MATERIALS RE THE CRUSADE:  THE
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 1952, 1979-83.  Assistant professor of arts & sciences,
Cazenova College, 1986-90.  8 feet.

GRUBER, WILLIAM R.:  PAPERS, 1929, 1940, 1954.  Army Officer, friend of Eisenhower
family.  -1 foot.

GRUENTHER, ALFRED M.:  PAPERS, 1942-83.  Chief of Staff, 5th Army, 1943-44;
Commanding General, 15th Army Group, 1944-45; Deputy Commander, U.S. Forces in Austria,
1945-46; Deputy Commandant, National War College, 1946-47; Director, Joint Staff, 1947-49;
Deputy Army Chief of Staff, 1949-50; Chief of Staff, SHAPE, 1950-53; Supreme Commander,
SHAPE, 1953-56; President, American Red Cross, 1957-64.  41 feet.

GRUENTHER, HOMER H.:  RECORDS, 1953-60.  Assistant to the Deputy Assistant to the
President, 1953-61.  7 feet.

HAGERTY, JAMES C.:  PAPERS, 1953-61.  Press Secretary to the President, 1953-61.  47 feet.

HAMLIN, JOHN H.:  PAPERS, 1952-60.  Director for Small Business, Department of Defense,
1954-56; Executive Assistant in the White House, 1956-59; executive secretary, Committee on
Government Activities Affecting Prices and Costs, 1959; research division, Nixon-Lodge
campaign, 1959-60.  -1 foot.

HAMLIN, JOHN H.:  RECORDS, 1956-59.  2 feet.

HANES, JOHN W., JR.:  PAPERS, 1950-70.  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State,
1953-57; Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Organizations, 1957-58; Administrator,
Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs, 1958-61.  4 feet.

HANSEN, LAURENCE J.:  PAPERS, 1944-77.  Personal pilot to Dwight D. Eisenhower,
1942-45.  -1 foot.

HARLOW, BRYCE N.:  RECORDS, 1953-61.  Special Assistant to the President, 1953;
Administrative Assistant to the President, 1953-58; Deputy Assistant to the President for
Congressional Affairs, 1958-61.  20 feet.

HAUGE, GABRIEL:  RECORDS, 1952-58.  Research director, Citizens for Eisenhower,
1951-52; research director for personal campaign staff, Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1952;
Administrative Assistant to the President for Economic Affairs, 1953-56; Special Assistant to the
President for Economic Affairs, 1956-58.  -1 foot.

HAZLETT, EDWARD E. "SWEDE":  PAPERS, 1941-65.  Boyhood friend of Dwight D.
Eisenhower.  -1 foot.

HAZELTINE, CHARLES B.:  PAPERS, 1942-44.  Chief, Psychological Warfare Branch, Allied
Force Headquarters, North African Theater.  -1 foot.

HEILBRONN, KURT:  PAPERS, 1944-52.  Pilot for Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1945.  -1 foot.

HELLER, SAM R.:  PAPERS, 1951-68.  President, Eisenhower Foundation, 1947-69.  -1 foot.

HELMICK, CHARLES G.:  PAPERS, 1912-85.  Army general officer.  -1 foot.

HENRY, LAURIN L.:  PAPERS, 1952-61.  Staff Assistant, Public Administration Clearing
House project to study presidential transitions, 1952-55; Staff assistant, Brookings Institute
project to study presidential transitions, 1956-61.  7 feet.

HERTER, CHRISTIAN A.:  PAPERS, 1957-61.  Governor of Massachusetts, 1953-57; Under
Secretary, State Department, 1957-59; Secretary of State, 1959-61.  7 feet.

HESS, STEPHEN H.:  RECORDS, 1959-61.  Special Assistant in the White House Office,
1959-61.  1 foot.

HIBBS, BEN:  PAPERS, 1962-69, 1972.  Editor, Saturday Evening Post, 1942-62.  1 foot.

HIGLEY, HARVEY V.:  PAPERS, 1941-83.  Administrator, US Veterans Administration,
1953-57.  2 feet.

HOBBS, LELAND:  PAPERS, 1918-67.  Commander, 30th Infantry Division, European Theater,
1942-45.  2 feet.

HOBBY, OVETA CULP:  PAPERS, 1952-55.  Editor and publisher, Houston Post, 1952-53;
Administrator, Federal Security Administration, 1953; Secretary of Health, Education and
Welfare, 1953-55.  73 feet.

HODGES, COURTNEY HICKS:  PAPERS, 1904-65.  Chief of Infantry, 1941-42; Commanding
General, Replacement and School Command, 1942; Commander, 3rd Army and Southern
Defense Command, 1942-43; Deputy Commander, lst Army, England, 1943-44; Commanding
General, 1st Army, 1944-45.  16 feet.

HODGSON, PAUL A.:  LETTERS TO FAMILY, 1911-16.  U.S. Military Academy classmate of
Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1911-15.  -1 foot.

HOEGH, LEO A.:  PAPERS, 1952-53.  Iowa attorney and Eisenhower campaign aide, 1952-53. 
-1 foot.

HOLLAND, HENRY F.: PAPERS, 1957-62.  Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American
Affairs, 1954-56; lawyer.  2 feet.

HOLMES, JULIUS C.:  PAPERS, 1936-48 and 1968.  Executive Officer, U.S. Joint Chiefs of
Staff and Combined Chiefs of Staff, 1942-43; Deputy, G-5 Division, SHAEF, 1944; Assistant
Secretary of State, 1944-45.  -1 foot.

HORN, STEPHEN:  TRANSCRIPTS OF INTERVIEWS ON THE CABINET SECRETARIAT
OF THE EISENHOWER ADMINISTRATION, 1959.  -1 foot.

HOWARD, EDWIN B.:  PAPERS, 1937-63.  Army officer; participated in North African
invasion, November 8, 1942, Italian campaign, September 1943; Chief, Intelligence Headquarters,
U.S. Forces, Austria, July 1945-April 1947; Commanding Officer, 23rd Infantry Regiment, Ft.
Lewis, Washington, 1948-49; G-2, Office Chief of Army Field Forces, Ft. Monroe, Virginia,
1949-51; G-2, Headquarters Allied Land Forces Central Europe, 1951-54; special assistant to
Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization, Department of Justice, 1954-55, Assistant
Commissioner, 1956-58, Deputy Associate Commissioner, 1958-61.  -1 foot.

HOWARD, KATHERINE:  PAPERS, 1917-74.  Republican party official, 1945-53; Deputy
Administrator, Federal Civil Defense Administration, 1953-54; U.S. delegate to NATO
Committee on Civil Defense, 1953-56; Deputy U.S. Commissioner-General, Brussels
International Exposition, 1957-58.  11 feet.

HUGHES, ROWLAND R.:  PAPERS, 1953-57.  Deputy Director, Bureau of the Budget,
1953-54; Director, Bureau of the Budget, 1954-56.  3 feet.

HUMPHREYS, ROBERT:  PAPERS, 1925-65.  National affairs editor, Newsweek Magazine,
1944-49; director, public relations, Republican Congressional Committee, 1949-52; director,
public relations, Republican National Committee, 1952-54; staff director, National Cultural
Center, 1960-61; staff consultant, Joint Senate-House Republican Leadership, 1961-65.  4 feet.

HUNTINGTON, ALBERT H., JR.:  DOCUMENTS RELATING TO FOREIGN AID, 1948-85. 
Employee, Mutual Security Agency and successor agencies, 1949-79 (duplicate copies).  2 foot.

IRVIN, MRS. E. TOWNSEND:  PAPERS, 1957-74.  Friend of Eisenhower family.  -1 foot.

JACKSON, C.D.:  PAPERS, 1931-67.  Executive, Time Incorporated, 1931-64; President,
Council for Democracy, 1940; Deputy Chief, Psychological Warfare Branch, Allied Forces
Headquarters, 1943; Deputy Chief, Psychological Warfare Division, Supreme Headquarters,
Allied Expeditionary Force, 1944-45; President, Free Europe Committee, 1951-52; Speechwriter
for Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1952; Special Assistant to the President for International Affairs,
1953-54; Speechwriter and consultant to the President, 1958.  36 feet. [For further information
concerning the Jackson Papers, see David Haight's "The Papers of C.D. Jackson:  A Glimpse at
President Eisenhower's Psychological Warfare Expert," Manuscripts XXVIII (Winter 1976),
27-37.]

JACKSON, C.D.:  RECORDS, 1953-54.  4 feet.

JACOBY, NEIL H.:  PAPERS, 1952-63.  Dean, Graduate School of Business Administration,
UCLA, 1948-68; Member, Council of Economic Advisors, 1953-55; U.S. Representative to
UNESCO, 1957 (photocopies and microfilm).  3 feet.

JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS PROJECT:  MANUSCRIPTS AND
RELATED MATERIAL, THE PAPERS OF DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER, 1939-.  106 feet.

JOHNTZ, MRS. J.E.:  PAPERS RE SELECTION OF MRS. IDA S. EISENHOWER AS
KANSAS MOTHER OF THE YEAR, 1945.  State Chairman, American Mothers' Committee on
the Golden Rule Foundation.  -1 foot.

JONES, ARNOLD R.:  PAPERS, 1949-66.  Member, Board of Directors, Tennessee Valley
Authority, 1957-66.  -1 foot.

JONES, ROGER W.:  PAPERS, 1954-75.  Assistant Director, Bureau of the Budget, 1954-58;
Chairman, Civil Service Commission, 1959-61; Deputy Under Secretary of State for
Administration, 1961-62; Consultant and special assistant to the Director, Bureau of the Budget,