Pre-Presidential Papers: House of Representatives (#2.1.)

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Collection 2. Pre-Presidential Papers
Subcollection 2.1. House of Representatives Files, 1947-1952
Subcollection 2.2. Campaign Files, 1946-1948
Subcollection 2.3. Senate Files, 1953-1961
Subcollection 2.4. Presidential Campaign Files, 1960
Subcollection 2.5. Transition Files, 1960-1961

Subcollection 1. House of Representatives Files

The House Files contain material generated during John F. Kennedy's three terms as a congressman from the 11th District of Massachusetts. As previously noted, it is believed that this body of material is not the complete set of files produced from 1947 through 1952 .(Mr. Dave Powers remembers, in particular, the mountains of mail received daily by the Congressman on the two issues of McCarthy and Furculo, and can vividly recall the secretary on the porch at Hyannis Port answering mail and watching correspondence blow away in the ocean breeze) Most of the House papers came from the Boston Office and were of a patronage nature, reflecting Congressman Kennedy's activity during this period.

      The Boston Office General Correspondence files contain some material dating from as early as 1938 and as late as 1955. Materials on the 1946 campaign are located in the Boston Office General Correspondence, in the following Campaigns series, and in the Personal Papers of John F. Kennedy. There are no groups of materials on the congressional campaigns of 1948 and 1950, but one can find perhaps an occasional letter of congratulations or thanks. The scrapbooks and the speech files contain some material on all the campaigns.

List of Series within Subcollection 1.

	Series 1. Correspondence
		Series 1.1. Boston Office General Correspondence, 1938-1955
			Series 1.1.1. Case and Project, 1947-1952
			Series 1.1.2. General and Legislative Files, 1951-1952
			Series 1.1.3. Boston Office General Files, 1947-1952
		Series 1.2. Fan Mail: "Unmarried Millionaire," 1948
		Series 1.3. Invitation Files, 1947-1952
		Series 1.4. Boston Office Invitation Files, 1946-1950
		Series 1.5. National Veterans Housing Conference, 1948
		Series 1.6. Polls of Political Opinion, 1948
		Series 1.7. Scrapbooks, 1946-1952
		Series 1.8. Service Academy Applications, 1948-1951
	Series 2. Speeches
		Series 2.1. Speech Files, 1947-1952
		Series 2.2. Boston Office Speech Files, 1946-1952
		Series 2.3. Boston Office Thank You Files, 1947-1952

Series 1. Correspondence, 1947-1960.

Series 1.1. Boston Office General Correspondence, 1947-1952.  
Boxes 1-9, 9 boxes
Arrangement: alphabetically by case subject, thererunder chronologically.

Material pulled from the original series of House Correspondence Files, concerning matters of local district interest, such as parades, post offices, recreation facilities, proposed changes or suggestions for federal facilities, such as veterans' hospitals, the Boston Navy Yard, and the Watertown Arsenal, and public opinion mail on legislation being reviewed and other isa folder of correspondence of Edward W. Brooke in his capacity of Coordinating Representative for Military Affairsues. Includes s, N.A.A.C.P. Military Affairs Committee. Arranged alphabetically by case subject and chronologically within each folder.

Box 1	Boston Federation of Post Office Clerks Boston Housing Authority Boston Harbor Boston Naval Shipyard: General Accrediting of Sick Leave to Employee Civilian vs. Enlisted Personnel Workers Restricting Examination to Employees Supervisory Employees Plan Boston, Port of: General. (3 folders)
		Utilization of Facilities for Shipment of Army Cargo to Europe
	Boston Record American-Advertiser Charity Account Boston Wool Trade Association Bourne: Dredging of Channel Bradford Novelty Company Brattle Square Post Office Brockton: Defense Contracts for Shoe Companies Brockton Fair Brodbine Travel Service Brooke, Edward Brusch Medical Center Bunker Hill Day Parade Burnham, I. W., Distributing Co., Inc. Butler, Frank B., and Co.
Box 2	Butters Furniture Co. Cambridge Construction of Gym for School Purchasing Department Q.M. Research (2 folders) Cambridge Chronicle-Sun Cambridge Housing Authority Camp Edwards Cape and Island Airways Cape Cod: South Welfleet: Extension of Gunnery Area Capital Transit Company (2 folders) Carter's Ink Company Catholic University: Summer Sight Conservation Classes Central Pipe and Supply Company Champlain College Chelsea: Housing Project at Clay Pit Site Christian Peace Movement Columbia Jewelry Company Columbus Day Parade "Conquest:" Transfer of Fishing Boat Crown Oil Burner Manufacturing Co. Curry College library Cushing Veterans' Administration Hospital Daniels, John E., leather Co., Inc. Disabled American Veterans: Lawrence Quonset Hut for Headquarters Disabled Veterans Indexing Service
Box 3	District of Columbia Election of Delegates Sales Tax East Boston: Gasoline Storage Tanks Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company Emmanuel College: Cancer Research Endur Paint Co. Engineering Centennial Commemorative Stamp Equal Pay for Equal Work: H.R. 4320 Evacuation Day Parade Fall River: Construction of General Hospital Fall River Airport Commission Ferrera, James, and Sons, Inc. Firestone Textile Co Fishing Vessels: Transfer to Foreign Flags Franciscan Missionaries of Mary Franklin, Town of Fuel Oil Shortage. (2 folders) Gallup's Island, Boston Harbor: Yachtmen's Haven General Electric Co. Tax Amortization Increase in Wages Georgetown Bicentenary Halpern, H., and Bros., Inc. Hardware Industry OPS Regulation Harvard Athletic Association Harvard Glee Club Hoosic River Basin Flood Control Project Independence Day Parade, Everett Independence Day Celebration, Wakefield Independent Order Sons of Italy, Lodge S. Caterina Villarmosa
Box 4	International Brotherhood of Bookbinders: Wages at Government Printing Office International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers: Communist Publications International Municipal Signal Assn., Inc. International Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America: Wage Increase, Quincy Shipyard Italo-American World War Veterans Japanese Peace Treaty: Exclusion of Nationalist China Jewish War Veterans King, E. and F., and Co., Inc. Labor Latvian Refugees Lexington School Committee: Runway at Hanscom AFB Leyton School of Dental laboratory Technology, Inc. Lithuanian American Information Center Longshoremen's and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act Lowell Textile Institute Maine: Manganese Ore Deposits Mansfield Chocolate Inc. Massachusetts Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages Massachusetts, Commonwealth of:
			Adult Education Group Trip to Washington Department of Public Works: Charlestown Bridge Department of Public Works: Mystic River Bridge Authority
	Massachusetts Farm Bureau Federation, Inc. General Maple Syrup Massachusetts Laundryowners' Association, Inc. Massachusetts Maritime Academy
Box 5	Merrimack Rural Delivery Route Metropolitan District Commission: Construction of Athletic Field, Somerville Multiple Basing Point Murphy General Hospital, Waltham. (2 folders) Museum of Science Myerson Tooth Corp. Mystic River (2 folders) Mystic River Bridge (see also Massachusetts, Commonwealth of) National Association of Special Delivery Messengers, local 11 National Cemetery: New England Area National Dock and Storage Warehouse, Co. National Housing Agency National Maritime Day National Organization Masters, Mates, and Pilots of America, Inc. National Public Housing Conference Natural Gas in New England Area
Box 6	New England Philatelists, Inc. New England Steel Mill New England Transportation Co.: Retention of Employees Under RRA New England Wholesale Meat Dealers Assn. Newsprint Price Increase Nicholson and Company North Cambridge Catholic Cemetery Association Northeast Airlines, Inc.: Merger with Delta Airlines North Shore Civil Service School Notre Dame Institution, Worcester Nurses File Open Road Publishing Co. Orient Heights Post Office Passport Office. Boston Pastene Wine and Spirits Co., Inc. Patriot's Day Celebration Photoswitch Inc. Pig Iron Shortage Platt Contracting Co., Inc. Portuguese-American Civil League: Firing Squad Post Office Department Curtailment of Postal Service (2 folders) Seats in Elevator Time Off in Summer on Hot Days Ventilation in Boston Office Prides Crossing Post Office PT Boat
Box 7	Public Housing Administration: Field Office, Boston Public Housing and Slum Clearance in 11th District Railway Mail Association, Boston Branch Regulation "W", Opposition to Rent Increases, Boston Area Retail Store Employees Union Rindge Technical School Rivers and Harbors Project, New England Area Roddiscraft Saugus General Hospital Schlitz Distributing Co. Schoolboy Patrol Parade Sea Scouts Summer Cruise Securities and Exchange Commission: Proposal to Levy Fees on Brokers Selective Service System: Flag for Local Board Shrimp Trawlers Somerville, City of: Construction of Infirmary Fire-fighting Equipment Materials for Stadium Construction Prospect Hill Park Recreation Facilities Redevelopment of Brickbottom Slum Clearance and Urban Development Somerville Dressed Meat Co. Somerville Housing Authority: Low Rent Family Dwelling Units Somerville Powder House Special Stamp South Dakota Avenue: Cooper Smith Tract Springfield Field Terminal: Removal of Boston and Albany RPO Stained Glass Association of America Stickney and Poor Spice Co. Sugar:
			Allocation to Industrial Users Use in Skimmed Milk
Box 8	Surplus Athletic Equipment Tariffs, Reductions of Taxicab Industry, D.C. Taxicab Licensing in D.C.: H.R. 4281 Textile Industry Wage Increase Unemployment Situation United American Veterans, Charlestown United Spanish War Veterans, Leslie P. Huntilg Camp. No. 12 United States Employment Service U.S. Naval Air Base, So. Weymouth U.S. Naval Hospital in Chelsea, Closing of Postal Station U.S.S. Boston , Assignment to Boston Navy Yard U.S.S. Northampton U.S. Training Ship Charlestown Veterans Administration
			Boston Cambridge and Somerville Curtailment in Medical Services Personnel Curtailment of Services to Disabled Veterans Itinerant Contact Program Medical Area Headquarters Regional Office Conditions
	Veterans Administration Hospital, Bedford
Box 9	Veterans of Foreign Wars
			Allston Post Building Committee 50th Anniversary Stamp Lt. John D. Crawford Post, No. 3389 Post No. 544 Memorial Day Services Post Office Employees Post
	Warren Brothers Roads Company Washington Elms Housing Project, Cambridge Watertown Arsenal
			Air Force Directive Apprentice School Finance Office Personnel Lay-off of Veterans Reduction in Personnel Veterans' On-the-job Training
	Watson Research Laboratory, Cambridge White House Case File White House Conference on Children and Youth Winthrop Beach Reservation

Series 1.1.1. Case and Project, 1947-1952 .
Closed 
Boxes 10-67, 58 boxes
Arrangement: .

Originally constituted the bulk of the House Correspondence Files (see above), Case files arranged alphabetically, consisting of correspondence between Congressman Kennedy and (mostly) Massachusetts constituents seeking his help, and about federally assisted projects or other federal government matters within his district and in Massachusetts generally. Because of the personal and private nature of many of these files, the material has been closed in toto.  (Note: Letters A - Bor are missing).

Box 10	Boston - Brown
Box 11	Brownlow - Byrnes
Box 12	Caccamesi - Castaldo
Box 13	Catalano - Coady
Box 14	Coakely - Cordaro
Box 15	Corey - Curran
Box 16	Curry - DesJardins
Box 17	Desmond - Donellon
Box 18	Donlon - Dugas
Box 19	Duggan - Favorita
Box 20	Fawcett - Fitzgerald
Box 21	Fitzmaurice - Fulton
Box 22	Gabriel - Gero
Box 23	Gerra - Gotreau
Box 24	Gougian - Hanton
Box 25	Hargrove - Hilton
Box 26	Hindel - Izumi
Box 27	Jackson - Kane
Box 28	Kannally - Keller
Box 29	Kelley - Kennealy
Box 30	Kennedy - Kim
Box 31	Kimball - Korensky
Box 32	Kosloff - -Latino
Box 33	Latvian Refugees - Levine
Box 34	Lew - McCann
Box 35	McCarthy - McKenna
Box 36	McKenney - Mahon
Box 37	Mahoney - Matera
Box 38	Mathias - Moran
Box 39	Moreau - Mulligan
Box 40	Mullin - Murphy
Box 41	Murray - Nice
Box 42	Nickerson - O'Conner
Box 43	O'Connor - O'Morain
Box 44	O'Neil - Partridge
Box 45	Patacchiola - Pirri
Box 46	Pisano - Price
Box 47	Pride - Redmond
Box 48	Reed - Rochatka
Box 49	Roche - Russell
Box 50	Russo - Sakelardis
Box 51	Sala - Sayre
Box 52	Sbarounis - Segalini
Box 53	Seibel - Shea
Box 54	Sheehan - Sigmund
Box 55	Silva - Slosberg
Box 56	Smaldone - Solomon
Box 57	Sonia - Stead
Box 58	Steadman - Suffolk
Box 59	Sullivan, A. - Sullivan, L.
Box 60	Sullivan, M. - Tai
Box 61	Talianis - Thornton
Box 62	Thorp - Trottier
Box 63	Troy - Veletri
Box 64	Veltuccio - Ward
Box 65	Ware - Whyte
Box 66	Wilbur - Wynter
Box 67	Yakubanski - Zullo

Series 1.1.2. General and Legislative Files, 1951-1952.
Boxes 68-72, 5 boxes
Arrangement: .

An alphabetical file, divided into "General" and "Legislative" correspondence. General correspondence includes a variety of letters ranging from requests for autographs and announcements of class trips to Washington, to letters about important domestic and international problems and issues. Legislative correspondence includes public viewpoints on certain bills, and in some cases Kennedy has answered giving his own opinions on legislation. All the correspondence has been filed by correspondents' names, thus it is difficult to find specific subjects in the files. There are separate listings for Private Bills, Rent Control, Requests for Government Publications, and Requests for Funds.  Researchers should note that letters "A-H" and "S-Z" are missing from the files.

Box 68	I General I Legislation J General J Legislation K General (2 folders) K Legislation (2 folders) L General (2 folders) L Legislation Mc General (2 folders) Mc Legislation
Box 69	M General (7 folders) M Legislation (5 folders) Massachusetts State Society
Box 70	N General (2 folders) N Legislation (5 folders) O General O Legislation P General (3 folders) P Legislation (2 folders)
Box 71	Private Bills
		79th Congress, Introduced by Curley 80th Congress, Introduced by Kennedy 81st Congress, (2 folders) 82nd Congress. (2 folders)
	Q General Q Legislation R General (2 folders) R Legislation (3 folders) Rent Control Requests for Government Publications
		82nd Congress, 2nd Session, 1952, Agriculture - McGilly (3 folders)
Box 72		82nd Congress, 2nd Session, 1952, Metcalf - Wise (3folders)
	Request for Funds, 1951 - 1952 (12 folders)

Series 1.1.3. Boston Office General Files, 1938-1955 (bulk 1947-1952).
Boxes 73-74, 2 boxes
Arrangement: alphabetical.

An alphabetical file containing correspondence from as early as 1938 and as late as 1955. Much of the correspondence deals with the 1946 campaign, including arrangements for speaking engagements and endorsements, and with Kennedy's two books Why England Slept and As We Remember Joe.

Box 73	A-L (13 folders)
Box 74	M -Z (13 folders)

Series 1.2. Fan Mail: "Unmarried Millionaire," 1948.
Closed
Box 75, 1 box
Arrangement: alphabetical.

Correspondence resulting from the article "Unmarried Millionaire: Jack Kennedy," by Paul Murphy in the American Weekly , 5/30/48. This series has been closed to protect the privacy of the correspondents.

Box 75

Closed

Series 1.3. Invitation Files, 1947-1952.  
Boxes 76-78, 3 boxes
Arrangement: chronologically by year.

Invitations and memoranda sent to Kennedy for social and political functions, arranged by year and divided into those accepted and those declined. There are no files for 1949 and 1950 declined invitations.

Box 76	Invitations Declined, 1947 (4 folders) Invitations Accepted, 1948 (2 folders) Invitations Declined, 1948 (4 folders)
Box 77	Invitations Declined, 1948 (3 folders) Invitations Accepted, 1950 Invitations Accepted, 1951 Invitations Declined, 1951 (6 folders)
Box 78	Invitations Declined, 1951 (2 folders) Invitations Accepted, 1952 (2 folders) Invitations Declined, 1952 (5 folders)

Series 1.4. Boston Office Invitation Files, 1946-1950.

Box 79	Invitations Declined, 1946 (2 folders)  Invitations Accepted, 1946 Invitations Declined, 1947 Invitations Accepted, 1947 Invitations Declined, 1948 (4 folders) Invitations Accepted, 1948 (3 folders
Box 80	Invitations Declined, 1949 (3 folders) Invitations Accepted, 1949 (2 folders) Invitations Declined, 1950 (4 folders) Invitations Accepted, 1950 (3 folders)

Series 1.5. National Veterans Housing Conference, 1948.
Boxes 81-83, 3 boxes
Arrangement: alphabetically by type of material, therunder chronologically by subject.

Files from the National Veterans Housing Conference (2/29/48-3/l/48), an effort in response to the Taft-Ellender-Wagner bill, sponsored by Congressman Kennedy, and Congressmen Jacob K. Javits, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., and others. The conference endorsed the T-E-W bill in full. Arranged chronologically by subject. Contents of individual folders are in random order.

Box 81	Acceptances
		American Legion American-Veterans Committee. (3 folders) Catholic War Veterans Disabled American Veterans Jewish War Veterans Miscellaneous Veterans of Foreign Wars. (2 folders) Tentative
Box 82	Answers to Invitations
		House Members Mayors Senate Members Auditorium Correspondence Delegates Present at Conference Discharge Petition No. 6 Endorsements. (3 folders) Executive Committee Federal Housing Administration Hotel Accommodations Instructions Letters to Archbishops Letters to Newspapers Non-Acceptances Organization Lists
Box 83	Participants
		American Legion American Veterans Committee AMVETS Army and Navy Union Catholic War Veterans Disabled American Veterans Jewish War Veterans Veterans of Foreign Wars Permanent Council Permanent Housing: Survey of Sites President's Comments Press Releases Program
	Publicity
		Correspondence Miscellaneous News clippings News clippings. (2 folders) Radio Registration Committee State Chairmen State Chairmen at Conference State Department Commanders Taft-Ellender-Wagner Bill: Congressmen's Views United Negro and Allied Veterans of America Representative: Report Weekly Progress Report

Series 1.6. Poll of Political Opinion , 1948.
Box 83, 1 item.
Arrangement: .

Political poll conducted by Elmo Roper on pre-convention political sentiment in Massachusetts.

Box 83

Report

Series 1.7. Scrapbooks, 1946-1952.
9 items.
Arrangement: by scrapbook.

Seven scrapbooks kept by the Boston office covering the life of Kennedy from his decision to run for Congress through his 1952 senatorial campaign. Also two scrapbooks covering Henry Cabot Lodge's 1952 campaign. Some of these scrapbooks are in extremely fragile condition and will be microfilmed for easier use and preservation of the contained information.

1.	1945 - 1946
2.	1946 - 1948
3.	1948 - 1949
4.	1949 - 1950
5.	1950 - 1951
6.	1951 - 1952
7.	1952
8.	Lodge 1951 - 1952
9.	Lodge 1952

Series 1.8. Service Academy Applications, 1948-1951.
Closed .
Boxes 84-92, 9 boxes.
Arrangement: chronologically by year, therunder alphabetically.

Papers resulting from applications to the service academies, closed to protect the privacy of the individuals. Divided into files from the Washington and Boston offices, and arranged by year and applicant's name.

Box 84	1948, A - L
Box 85	1948, M - Z
Box 86	1949
Box 87	1950 - 1951
Box 88	Boston Office: 1948
Box 89	Boston Office: 1949, A - L
Box 90	Boston Office: 1949, M - Z
Box 91	Boston Office: 1951, A-Le
Box 92	Boston Office: 1951, Li-Z

Series 2. Speeches, 1947-1952.

Series 2.1. Speech Files, 1947-1952.
Boxes 93-94, 2 boxes
Arrangement: .

Drafts, releases, occasional correspondence, news clippings, and speech materials for Kennedy speeches outside of Congress. Arranged alphabetically by topic. See Boston Office General Correspondence for additional correspondence on speaking engagements.

Box 93

Armed Services: Speech Material Balance of Payments: Speech Material Blanchard Report, 1/28/52 Business: Speech Material Civil Rights Speeches Economics Speech: Pennsylvania Young Democrats, 7/16/49 Extension of Remarks and Statements before Committees, 1950 Freedom Speech, Miami Health Speeches High Cost of living Speech Industry: Speech Materials Italy, Sons of, 4/2/50 Jewish People Speeches Jimmy Fund Day Speech: Not Given Labor Speeches. (2 folders) MacArthur Statements. (2 folders) Maritime Day Speeches, 5/22/50 and 6/19/49 Massachusetts Commerce: Speech Materials Massachusetts Fishing: Speech Materials Massachusetts: "The Future of Massachusetts," CIO Convention, 10/52 Massachusetts Industry under Democratic Administrations: Speech Materials Miscellaneous Speeches

Box 94

New England Industry: Speeches and Materials Notre Dame Speech, 1/29/50 Postmasters Convention, West Harwich, Connecticut Richburg, Donald: Speeches South-North Deal: Speech Materials Truman Statements Veterans Speeches WNAC Keynote Speech, 10/5/52

Series 2.2. Boston Office Speech Files, 1946-1952.
Boxes 94-96, 3 boxes
Arrangement: chronological by speech date.

Similar to the above but maintained by the Boston office, and including speeches both in and out of Congress. Also includes some 1945 speeches (including Kennedy's first) and a reply from Dean Acheson to a request for information on American citizens held prisoner in Poland. Loose chronological arrangement.

Box 94	Foreign Policy Speech, Crosscup - Pishon American legion Post, 11/11/45 (First JFK Speech) Port of Boston Speech, 12/45 Archbishop Cushing Speeches, 10/8/45 and 2/17/46 United Polish Societies, Cambridge, 5/19/46 Bunker Bill Day Speech, 6/16/46 Fourth of July Speech, 1946 Young Democrats of Pennsylvania Speech, 8/21/46 VFW Convention: Opening Remarks, 9/2/46 Massachusetts Federation of Taxpayers Association, Magnolia, 9/11/46 Choate School, 9/28/46 Guild of Prague Speech, 10/2/46 Young Democrats of New York Speech, l0/15/46 Russian Speech, Professional and Business Women, Lynn 10/21/46 "Why I am a Democrat," Junior League, 10/23/46 VFW Release, 10/24/46 National Committee on Housing, Drake Hotel, Chicago, 11/19/46 WMEX Broadcast, 2/4/47 Greek Aid, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 3/27/47 Poland: Answer of Dean Acheson to JFK, 4/1/47 Labor: Minority Report, 4/14/47 Fitton's Knights of Columbus Council, 5/18/47 "Why I am an American" Mineola, New York, 5/18/47 Army Times Editorial: Allied Veterans Housing Rally, 6/14/47
Box 95	Polish-American Congress, 6/16/47 Labor: AFL Convention, Springfield, Massachusetts, 7/31/47 Aid to Italy, 11/20/47 Revere Hospital Drive, 1/26/48 Brotherhood, 2/28/48 National Guard Speech, 1/10/48 Democratic Party Speeches, 1948 Postmasters' Convention, West Harwich, 1/18/49 China: Salem, Massachusetts, 1/30/49 and Congressional Record , 2/21/49 Harvard Law Forum, 3/18/49 House Committee on Public Works, 4/26/49 "Power of New England," 5/14/49 Columbus Day, 1949 Miami Jr. Chamber of Commerce, 10/19/49 Lowell Central labor Union, 10/22/49 Massachusetts Civic League, 10/26/49 Armistice Day Speech, Hull, Massachusetts, 11/11/49 CONY Commissioning, Boston, 11/17/49 Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation, 11/21/49 Braintree High School, 12/l/49 Notre Dame University, 1/29/50 Italian War Orphans, Columbus Associates, 3/18/50 Eastern Massachusetts Division of Student Councils Convention, 4/l/50 Italian American Charitable Society, 4/22/50 Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society. 4/30/50 Boston University, 5/26/50 Sons of Italy, Magnolia, 6/25/50 Navy Yard, Boston, 8/50 Hoover Report, Massachusetts Federation of Taxpayers, 10/20/50 Democratic Radio Speech for Governor Dever, 10/26/50 Rindge Alumni, 11/21/50 Issues in the Defense of the West, 2/6/51 "Troops to Europe," Committee on Foreign Relations, 2/22/51 Bishop Weldon Speech, 4/8/51 Italian Peace Treaty, 4/9/51 Middle East, Massachusetts Federation of Taxpayers, 4/21/51 Trip to Middle and Far East, 11/14/51 Boston Chamber of Commerce, 11/19/51
Box 96	Labor, Massachusetts CIO Industrial Union Council, 12/7/51 Far East Trip, 1951 Waltham High School, 2/25/52 Should an Old Massachusetts Industry be Penalized, House Floor, 6/25/52 Katyn Forest Massacre Report, 7/2/52 Holyoke, Massachusetts, 9/6/52 Armistice Day Speech Community Fund Speeches: JFK and others Communism: Speech Material Foreign Policy: Speech Material Central Council of Irish Country Clubs Speech Jewish Speeches Korea Labor: Background and Speech Material Patrick McMahon Russia Veterans Veterans Benefits Radio Speeches Parts of Various Speeches Press Release, 1948 - 1952

Series 2.3. Boston Office Thank You Files, 1947-1952.

Box 97

Opened 1/12/93