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Abstract.........................................…… 3
Biography......................................…… 3-5
Scope and Content................................. 6-10
Box List...................................………... 11-80
Abstract
The papers of this Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and author consist of correspondence, speeches, lecture notes, financial records, calendars, questionnaires, audio tapes, newspaper clippings, mailing lists, and pamphlets. The materials document Livingston’s career from his days as the financial editor of the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin to the latter years of his career as national economics pundit and professor of economics. The collection reflects Livingston’s interest in international monetary policy, particularly the influence of Western economic practices on the Eastern bloc, and American policies regarding inflation and the social security system. Subjects of interest to the economist include the Marshall Plan, supply-side economics, international trade, and the American steel industry.
The correspondence is dominated by the national media, including letters from executives and fellow journalists at the Washington Post, the Saturday Evening Post, Business Week, the Philadelphia Record, the Philadelphia Inquirer, and the Voice of America; governmental officials, academics, and lay readers of Livingston’s columns constitute much of the remaining correspondence. Prominent correspondents include Benjamin Bradlee, Bill Bradley, Charles E. Carden, Robert Dole, William A. Doyle, Stuart Eizenstat, Gerald Ford, Alan Greenspan, Katherine Graham, William H. Gray, John Herling, Lyndon Baines Johnson, Jack Kemp, Eugene Meyer, Bill Moyers, Richard M. Nixon, William Proxmire, Henry Reuss, Hobart Rowen, George Schultz, Sam Shulsky, Arlen Specter, and Jack Valenti. Much of the correspondence is routine.
Livingston began his journalism career as a reporter in 1925 and by 1931 he served as executive editor of the New York Daily Investment News. Livingston worked on the staff of business Week until World War Two when he was appointed to the War Production Board as an economist and editor. In 1945 he began publishing his “business Outlook” column for the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, which eventually became nationally syndicated, and in 1964 won a Pulitzer Prize for a series entitled “The Powerful Pull of the Dollar.” Throughout the 1960s and 1970s Livingston wrote for numerous national newspapers and magazines on international economics and politics; he also briefly taught economics at Temple University. Livingston also wrote The American Stockholder (1958, 1963), book reviews and, beginning in 1972, a weekly chess column. In addition to the Pulitzer Prize, he won numerous journalism awards.
Biography
Born in New York City on February 10, 1905, Joseph Arnold Livingston graduated with an A.B. Degree from the University of Michigan in 1925. He worked as a reporter in New York for at least four different newspapers between 1925 and 1930; the Queens County News; the Bronx Home News; Fairchild’s Daily News Record; and the Brooklyn Daily times. He married Rosalie Logise Frenger on September 16, 1927. In the second half of 1929, Joseph A. Livingston audited economics classes at the College of the City of New York, and, between 1931 and 1934, began working at the New York Daily Investment News, for which he wrote a column, “Talking It Over,” and of which he became executive editor. In 1934, because of financial difficulties brought on by the Depression, he was compelled to resign; he then worked as public utilities editor for Financial World in New York City. Shortly thereafter he began working as an economics editor at McGraw-Hill’s Business Week, also in New York. Subsequently, as “Staff Economist” and “Economist” for Business Week Livingston wrote the weekly “Outlook” column and “The Trend,” the back-page editorial column from 1936 to 1942.
In May, 1942, Livingston took a leave of absence to help set up War Progress, an internal government weekly magazine, for the War Production board. He served as editor and subsequently as economic assistant to the war Production Board’s Chief of Operations, Hiland G. Batchellor. During this time, Livingston wrote Reconversion - the Job Ahead, a Public Affairs Pamphlet published in June, 1944. In September and October, 1944, he assisted in producing the War Production Board’s Critical Programs reports. In 1945, Livingston transferred to the staff of the Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion where, under the direction of James F. Byrnes, he helped compile additional analytical and statistical reports for the United States government.
Livingston became financial editor for the Philadelphia Record from late 1945 until the newspaper’s closure in early 1947. He worked in 1947 and 1948 as a business and economics columnist for the Washington Post. On July 9, 1948, he became financial editor of the Philadelphia Bulletin, continuing in this position until 1967. After promoting the concept of a regular economics column for two years, Livingston began his hallmark semi-weekly column, “The Business Outlook.” First named “Minding Your Business” (from April 8 to October 9, 1947) it became “The Business Outlook” in mid-October 1947. “The Business Outlook” became nationally syndicated on or around October 14, 1947, and remained so until Livingston’s death forty-two years later.
In addition to his regular column, Livingston brought much attention to himself and the Philadelphia Bulletin through his numerous special articles about international economics. For several of these he won prestigious journalism awards, most notably a 1965 Pulitzer Prize.
Livingston stepped down as financial editor of the Philadelphia Bulletin in 1968 but stayed on as an economics columnist until 1972. As an honorary professor of economics he taught Economics 311, “Seminar on Contemporary Economic Trends,” at Temple University, from January 1971 to June 1972.
Livingston ended the main thrust of his journalism career as an economics columnist from 1972 to 1989 for the Philadelphia Inquirer. He also co-wrote a regular chess column for the same newspaper from 1973 to 1989.
During his log professional life, Livingston wrote numerous articles for various magazines and journals and one full-length book, The American Stockholder (1958, 1963). He also wrote, between 1963 and 1989, occasional book reviews for various periodicals. Between 1962 and 1964, he wrote radio scripts for his audio “Business Page,” which was broadcasted on WCAU Philadelphia Radio. Livingston travelled extensively, especially in Europe, interviewing, taking notes, and writing wherever he went. An active member of several clubs and professional organizations, Livingston served in 1955 as President of Philadelphia’s Franklin Inn Club; he also helped organize the Society of American business [and economic] Writers and served as its first president in 1964 and 1965. Livingston also assisted his alma mater, the University of Michigan, through fundraising and scholarship awarding activities. Also, from the late-1940s to the late 1980s, Livingston delivered many speeches to civic organizations and participated in numerous panel discussions and workshops.
From the Second World War until his death, Livingston kept in contact with numerous officials in the United States Government. He made statements at Congressional hearings, worked as an advocate for the Commerce Department’s Statistical Abstract of the United States, and, in 1961, audio-taped a mini-series for the Voice of America entitled “the Evolution of the American Economic Revolution.”
Perhaps Livingston’s most innovative achievement was a gauge specialists predictions about the American economic outlook. Beginning around 1946, he sent semi-annual economic forecasting questionnaires to leading American economists and business people, tabulating and analyzing their responses in his “Business Outlook” column. Livingston’s series was adopted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia in 1974. This type of forecasting has since become popularized by the mass media.
Note:
J.A. Livingston and his wife Rosalie L. (Frenger) Livingston lived in and around New York City from 1927 to 1942; in and around Washington, D.C. from 1942 to 1945; in Philadelphia from late 1945 to early 1947; in Washington again until 1948; in Philadelphia and at the family farm near Pipersville and Tinicum, Pennsylvania, from 1948 until the 1980s; and in an apartment in Center City Philadelphia at 2110 Delancey Place until J.A. Livingston’s death, December 25, 1989.
Their daughter, Patricia Livingston, married Mathew Herban, III.
Acquisition of Papers:
The Joseph A. Livingston Papers were donated to Temple University in July 1990 by Mrs. Joseph A. Livingston and Patricia Livingston Herban (joint executrices for the J.A. Livingston Estate). The files were picked up at the Livingston residence and at Livingston’s office at The Inquirer building (North Broad Street, Philadelphia) in August and September 1990. In 1991 galley proofs, with various emendations, drafts, etc., of Livingston 1958 book The American Stockholder, were transferred from the Temple University Archives (Conwellana-Templana Collection) to the Livingston Papers.
Scope and Content
The collection is divided into two parts: Livingston's "personal life" and his "professional life." However, most of both these parts documents Livingston's work-related activities and interests. The major strength of this collection is its unbroken coverage of Livingston's journalism career from the Second World War until 1989. Continuous series of calendars, date books, speeches, and collated newspaper columns detail Livingston's travels, ideas, and writings. Correspondence with lay readers, fellow journalists, and politicians is variegated and multitudinous.
Schematic Organization:
I. Personal Life (Boxes 1-31)
1. Check receipt books
2. Calendars and date books
3. Awards
4. Clubs and professional organizations
5. Memorabilia and ephemera
II. Professional Life (Boxes 32-234)
1. Correspondence
A. General correspondence, A-Z
B. Universities and colleges, A-Z
C. Topical-chronological correspondence
D. Syndicate correspondence
2. Speeches, Public Statements and Broadcasts
A. Speeches (card file format)
B. Speeches (paper format)
C. Statements before government bodies
D. Radio and television scripts and broadcasts
3. Writings and Miscellaneous Office Files
A. Office of War Mobilization and Progress
(Reconversion)
B. Inter-Office communications
C. Temple University
D. Economic Questionnaires
E. Articles, manuscripts, notes
F. Book research and drafts
G. Chess
H. Book reviews
I. "Business Outlook" and other clippings
and reprints
J. Subject files
General subject files
South Africa divestment
People
Legal cases
4. Trips and Geographical Files
5. Photographic Prints and Slides
I. Personal Life
1. Check receipt books, 1947-1963 (Box 1)
Check receipt stubs and unused checks in binders.
2. Calendars and datebooks, ca.1948-1989 (Boxes 2-9)
Appointments; reminders; brief notes; loose notes; ephemera.
Often more than one book/calendar for each year. Arranged
chronologically.
3. Awards, ca.1958-1988 (Boxes 10-25)
Contains correspondence; submissions; list of awards; notes;
drafts. This series contains many congratulatory letters
from prominent journalists and politicians. Generally
arranged in chronological order. Correspondence
pertaining to the 1965 Pulitzer Prize is arranged in
Livingston's original filing sequence.
4. Clubs and professional organizations (Boxes 26-29)
Contains correspondence; notes; programs; membership
rosters; newsletters; ephemera. Arranged alphabetically
by organization, the most prominent in Livingston's life
being the "Business Discussion Dinners;" the COSMOS Club;
the Franklin Inn Club; and the Society of American Business
and Economic Writers.
5. Memorabilia and ephemera, ca.1942-1989 (Boxes 30-31)
Contains promotionals; clippings about J.A. Livingston;
Christmas cards; blank letterhead; U.S. Army photo
identification card. The numerous Livingston "in the
news" clippings are arranged in chronological order.
II. Professional Life
1. Correspondence, bulk 1942-1989 (Boxes 32-121)
Arranged in four sub-series enumerated below.
Series contains letters; carbon copies; notes; enclosures.
A. General correspondence, A-Z (Boxes 32-95)
Sub-series arranged alphabetically by surname or corporate
name (including events and countries). Letters between Livingston
and prominent government officials are usually filed in the pertinent organizational
folders, such as the Federal Reserve Board or the Securities and Exchange Commission
folders; and in sub-category folders under the heading "United States Government,"
such as the Senate, House of Representatives, Commerce Department, or the
Executive Office of the President.
Additional congratulatory letters can be located in
the Awards series.
Some of Livingston's more regular correspondents included:
Hiland G. Batchellor of the War Production Board and Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Corporation; Edward M. Berstein; Karl Richard Bopp; Arthur F. Burns; Andrew T.
Court; David M. Evans; Samson Horn; Irving Kahn; William Margeson; Thomas
B. McCabe of the Scott Paper Company; Robert S. Morrison; and Edgar Lawrence Smith.
Other occasional correspondents of national prominence
included: Walter H. Annenberg; C. Canby Balderston;
Bernard M. Baruch; Charles E. Carden; Cyrus S. Eaton;
John Kenneth Galbraith; Virginia Galbraith; George H.
Gallup; Denny Griswold; Glenn Griswold; Walter Lippmann;
Gerald M. Loeb; James A. Michener; David Rockeffeller;
Howard K. Smith; and George W. Taylor.
See also Livingston's correspondence with publishing
organizations such as Barron's; Business Week; Curtis
Publishing Company; Houghton Mifflin Company; J.B.
Lippincott & Company; McGraw-Hill, Inc.; Nation's
Business; Newsweek; Public Relations News; and
Purchasing Week.
B. Universities and colleges, A-Z (Boxes 96-103)
Sub-series arranged alphabetically by university or college
name. Livingston exchanged information with
professors and administrators at numerous research and
educational facilities. Correspondence related to the
University of Michigan and the University of Pennsylvania
make up the bulk of this sub-series.
C. Topical-chronological correspondence (Boxes 104-115)
Sub-series arranged by topic, in approximate chronological
order. Mostly contains routine correspondence related to
Livingston's "Business Outlook" column.
D. Syndicate correspondence (Boxes 116-121)
Sub-series arranged alphabetically by city and name of
newspaper publisher, or publishing syndicate. Contains
routine correspondence; lists; notes; clippings; and
reprints.
2. Speeches, Public Statements and Broadcasts, 1938-1989 (Boxes 122-146)
Series contains drafts of speeches, statements, and comments
addressed to government, business, and civic groups or
broadcast via radio, television, and Voice of America;
notes; related correspondence; programs; brochures;
clippings; invoices; receipts. Arranged by separate
format, in chronological order.
3. Writings and Miscellaneous Office Files, bulk 1942-1989 (Boxes 147-220)
Series contains interoffice communications; memoranda;
economic questionnaires; book and article research notes
and drafts; subject files; files related to Livingston's
syndicated chess column and chess in general; book reviews;
newspaper and magazine clippings and reprints; and related
correspondence.
A. Office of War Mobilization and Progress/Reconversion, bulk 1942-1946 (Box 147)
Sub-series contains War Production Board and Office of
War Mobilization reports and documents; correspondence,
memos and employment records; and a brief 1945 "History of
WAR PROGRESS."
B. Inter-Office communications, bulk 1946-1989 (Boxes 148-150)
Internal memoranda and correspondence from The Philadelphia
Record; The Washington Post; The Philadelphia Bulletin;
The Philadelphia Inquirer and News; job applications;
and various inter-office communications.
C. Temple University, 1963-1988 (Boxes 151-153)
Sub-Series contains internal memoranda and correspondence,
most dealing with J.A. Livingston's classes taught in 1971
and 1972; student blue book examinations and class
evaluations.
D. Economic Questionnaires, bulk 1950-1963 (Boxes 154-158)
Sub-Series contains semi-annual questionnaires dealing with
the U.S. business outlook; related notes; and correspondence.
Completed questionnaires located at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.
E. Articles research, drafts and published versions, 1940-1989 (Boxes 159-168)
Sub-series contains a wide assortment of notes, drafts,
reprints, and correspondence relating to Livingston's
article-length writings.
F. Book research and drafts, ca.1956-1964 (Boxes 169-177)
Sub-Series contains research notes, partial drafts, and
corrections, J.A. Livingston, The American Stockholder
(Philadelphia and New York: J.B. Lippincott, 1958; new
revised edition, New York, Collier Books, 1962); outline
and partial drafts of an unfinished book on East-West trade.
G. Chess, 1972-1989 (Boxes 178-182)
Sub-Series contains chess columns, notes, correspondence,
manuscripts, book reviews; clippings; and related items.
H. Book reviews, bulk 1973-1989 (Boxes 183-184)
Sub-Series contains book reviews by J.A. Livingston, and
one by Rosalie Livingston; related drafts; notes; clippings;
and correspondence.
I. Clippings and reprints, ca.1942-1989 (Boxes 185-209)
Sub-series contains clippings and reprints of "The Business
Outlook," 1947-1989; titles of columns written by
J.A. Livingston, 1947-1980; and other columns.
J. Subject files (Boxes 210-220)
Sub-series arranged alphabetically by major subject
category. Contains notes; clippings; printed material;
and related correspondence. Covers a wide assortment of
subjects and includes material relating to people and
organizations of particular interest to Livingston.
4. Trips and Geographical Files, 1949-1988 (Boxes 221-233)
Series contains correspondence; notebooks; loose notes;
address books; receipts; and ephemera relating to trips
taken to Europe; Asia; South Africa; and Israel; and
major trips in North America.
5. Photographic Prints and Slides (Box 234)
Small series contains group and individual photographs.
Also contains commercial slides of goldmining activities.
Box List
PERSONAL LIFE
Check Receipt Books, 1948-1963
Box 1 National Savings & Trust Company, Washington, D.C., 1947-1948
The Pennsylvania Company, Philadelphia, Pa., 1948-1953
Ibid,, 1954-1959
The First Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Company, 1959-1960
Ibid., 1961-1963
Calendars and Datebooks, 1948-1989
Box
2 1948-1957
3 1958-1962
4 1963-1965
5 1966-196
6 1969-1973
7 1974-1978
8 1979-1984
9 1985-1989
Awards
Box Folder
10 1 Pulitzer Prize entries, 1949-1952
2 Heywood Braun Memorial Award entry,
January-February, 1950
3 G.M. Loeb Award, June 10, 1958
4 G.M. Loeb Award entries,
January-February, 1959
5 Pulitzer Prize entries, 1957-1960
6 Temple University Citation, April 28, 1960
7 G.M. Loeb Award, June 8, 1960
8 Fellow, National Association of Business
Economists, 1960
9 G.M. Loeb Award entries, January, 1961
10 Keystone Press Awards contest, January, 1962
Box Folder
10 11 G.M. Loeb Award entries, January-May, 1962
12 Pulitzer Prize entry, January, 1963
13 G.M. Loeb Award entry, January-February, 1963
14 E.W. Fairchild Award, Overseas Press Club
of America, May 28, 1963
11 15 Sidney Hillman Foundation entry, January, 1964
16 Overseas Press Club of America entry,
January, 1964
17 Pulitzer Prize entry, January, 1964
18 G.M. Loeb Award entry, June-July 1964
19 University of Michigan Outstanding Achievement
Award, November 7, 1964
20 Braun Award entry, January, 1965
21 Citation for Excellence, Overseas Press Club
of America, April 30, 1965
22 G.M. Loeb Award entry, January-May, 1965
23- Pulitzer Prize materials, May 3, 1965
25
12 26- Pulitzer Prize, May 3, 1965, correspondence
32
13 33- Ibid.
40
14 41- Ibid.
47
15 48- Ibid.
56
16 57 Pulitzer Prize entry, January, 1966
58 G.M. Loeb Award entry, January, 1966
59 Braun Award entry, January-February, 1966
60 Temple University Honorary Degree of Doctor
of Letters, June 16, 1966
61 INGAA Certificate of Outstanding Merit,
October 19, 1966
62 Award contest entries, 1967-1968
63 G.M. Loeb Awards entry, 1967
64 University of Michigan Sesquicentennial
Award, March 3, 1967
Box Folder
16 65 Entries, Sigma Delta Chi Awards in Journalism,
1948 and 1967
66 G.M. Loeb Awards Tenth Anniversary Program,
May 23, 1967
67 City of Philadelphia Police Department
Citizen's Commendation, May 19, 1967
17 68 INGAA Certificate of Outstanding Merit,
October 27, 1967
69- Hentz Award for Financial Journalism,
71 November 15, 1967
72 Hentz Award entry, Part 1
73 Hentz Award entry, Part 2
18 74 Joseph E. Hughes Financial Writers' Fellowship
applications, March, 1968
75- John Hancock Award for Excellence,
76 March 18, 1968
77- INGAA-University of Missouri Business Journalism
78 Award, November 15, 1968
79 Philadelphia Press Association Best Reporting Award,
November 24, 1968
80 Annual Faculty Publishing Award, Temple University,
Board of Judges, 1968
81 Joseph E. Hughes Financial Writers' Fellowship
applications, February, 1969
82- John Hancock Award, October 10, 1969
83
84 Award contest entry forms, 1968-1969
19 85 Sigma Delta Chi Awards in Journalism entry,
January, 1970
86 Overseas Press Club Award entry, 1970
87 Pulitzer Prize entry, 1970
88 G.M. Loeb Award entry, 1970
89 INGAA-University of Missouri Award entry,
May, 1970
90 Distinguished Service Award, Investment Education
Institute of the National Association of
Investment Clubs, November 7, 1970
91 G.M. Loeb Award, May 27, 1971
92 John Hancock Award entry, January, 1974
93 Pulitzer Prize entry, January, 1974
94 Gerald Loeb Award entry, February, 1974
Box Folder
19 95 Gerald Loeb Award, February 16, 1974
96 Gerald Loeb Award Luncheon, November 15, 1974
97 Letters of congratulation for Gerald Loeb and
John Hancock Awards, 1974
98 John Hancock Award materials, 1974-1975
20 100 INGAA-University of Missouri Award entry,
June, 1975
102 Gerald Loeb Award entry material, 1972-1975
103 Various award entry materials, ca. 1975
104 Overseas Press Club Award entry, February 1976
105 Gerald Loeb Award entry, February 1976
106 INGAA-University of Missouri Award entry, June, 1976
107 Philadelphia Press Association entry, October, 1976
108 Distinguished Alumnus Award, University of
Michigan, 1976
109 Overseas Press Club Award for Reporting, 1976
110 Gerald Loeb Award, 1976
111 Gerald Loeb Award Dinner, 1976
112 Pulitzer Prize entry, January 1977
113 INGAA-University of Missouri Award entry,
January, 1977
21 114 Tuck Award entry, January, 1978
115 Overseas Press Club Award, February, 1978
116 Pulitzer Prize entry, February, 1978
117 Tuck Award, May 23, 1978
118 Letters of congratulation for Tuck Award, 1978
119 INGAA-University of Missouri Award entry,
June, 1978
120 Tuck Award, January, 1979
121 Pulitzer Prize entry, January, 1979
122 Gerald Loeb Award entry, February, 1979
22 123 National Headliners Award entry, February, 1979
124 Overseas Press Club Award entry, March, 1979
125 Tuck Award, May 22, 1979
126 INGAA-University of Missouri Award entry,
June, 1979
127 Pulitzer Prize entry, January, 1980
128- Tuck Award entry, January, 1980
129
130 Tuck Award, 1980
Box Folder
22 131 "Material used for radio interview on Amos Tuck
winning series, 1980-1981"
23 132 National Headliners Award entry, February 8, 1980
133 Gerald Loeb Award entry, February 15, 1980
134 Alumnus Citation, University of Michigan, April 1980
135 National Headliners Award, May 9-10, 1980
136 INGAA-University of Missouri Award entry,
June 10, 1980
137 Award announcements, correspondence, clippings,
1980
138 Pulitzer Prize entry, January, 1981
139 Gerald Loeb Award entry, January 22, 1981
140 (Tuck) Media Award for Economic Understanding, 1981
141 Pulitzer Prize entry, January, 1982
142 Gerald Loeb Award entry, January, 1982
143 National Headliners Award entry, February, 1982
144 Overseas Press Club Award, February, 1982
24 145 Overseas Press Club Award, April 28, 1982
146 Champion Media Awards judging, 1982 (2 folders)
147 Re: Ethics and journalism awards, 1982
148 Gerald Loeb Award entry, January, 1983
149 Pulitzer Prize entry, February, 1983
150 Pulitzer Prize entry, February, 1983
151 Overseas Press Club Award entry, February, 1983
152 National Headliners Award entry, February, 1983
153 Champion Media Awards judging, 1983
154 Awards entries for Pulitzer Prize, Gerald Loeb,
Overseas Press Club, National Headliners,
Keystone, 1984
25 155 Pulitzer Prize entry, 1985
156 Champion-Tuck Awards judging, 1985
157 Champion-Tuck Awards entries, 1985
158 Champion-Tuck Awards judging, 1986
159 Awards entries, 1986
160 Awards entries, 1987
161 Copies of award entry letters, 1984-1987
162 College of Textiles and Science Honorary Degree,
May 15, 1988
163 Awards entries, 1988
164 Awards entries, undated
Clubs
Box Folder
26 1 American Statistical Association
2- Business Discussion Dinners
6
7 Chamber of Commerce of Greater Philadelphia
8- COSMOS Club
11
27 13 Franklin Inn Club correspondence, notes,
bills, 1952
14 Franklin Inn Club House Committee, financial
papers, notes
15- Franklin Inn Club House Committee, J.A. Livingston
16 Chair, financial papers, 1953
17 Franklin Inn Club correspondence, 1954-1970
18 Franklin Inn Club correspondence, 1989
19 Franklin Inn Club pamphlets (1952, 1954, 1956) and
"Franklin Inn Club Song" (undated)
28 20 National Association of Business Economists
21 National Press Club
22 Philadelphia Committee on Foreign Relations
23 Poor Richard Club
24- Sigma Delta Chi
25
26 Sunday Breakfast Club
27- Union League of Philadelphia
28
29 Union Library Catalog of Pennsylvania
30 Urban Club
31 World Affairs Council of Philadelphia
29 32- Society of American Business and Economic Writers
38
Memorabilia and Ephemera
Box Folder
30 J.A. Livingston U.S. Army
photographic identification card
Small travel clock
Steel block engraved portrait of J.A. Livingston
Wooden letter opener
1 Apartment rentals, 1947-1948
2 Hotels, 1967-1968
3 Business cards and addresses, n.d.
William Penn High School folder, ca.1974
31 J.A. Livingston "in the news" clippings:
1 Washington Post promotionals, ca.1947
2 Philadelphia Bulletin's Between Editions,
1948 and 1966
3 1946
4 1947
5 1948
6 1949
7 1950-1951
8 1952-1953
9 1954-1959
10 1960-1964
11 1965-1969
12 1986
13 Undated
PROFESSIONAL LIFE
Correspondence
General Correspondence
32 1 Abramson, Adolph G.
2 Academy Ball Party (1983)
3 Ackley, Gardner
4 Advest Institutional Services
5 Alan Wood Steel Company
Alderfer, Evan (retirement), 1966-1967
6 Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation
(See also Batchellor, Hiland G.)
7 Alexander, Conrad and Lois
8 Allen, William H., Bookseller
Box Folder
32 9 American Academy of Political
and Social Sciences
10 American Bankers Association, 1965-1968
11 American Bankers Association, 1970-1971
12 American Institute for Public
Policy Research
13 American Friends Service
Committee
14 American Institute of
Management
15 American Motors Corporation
16 American Philosophical Society
17 American Press Institute
18 American Stock Exchange, Inc.
33 19 Anderson, Richard J.
20 Annenberg, Walter H.
21 Annual Report Requests
22 Apfel, Fanchon M.
23 Apman, Arthur M.
24 ARA Services, Inc., 1969-1971
25 ARA Services, Inc., 1976-1989
26 Armitage, Albert
27 Ashman, Richard
28 Aspinwall, Francis H.
29 Associated Press
30 Austria
34 31 A Miscellaneous, 1950-1961
32 A Misc., 1962-1965
33 A Misc., 1966-1968
34 A Misc., 1969-1970
35 A Misc., 1971-1977
36 A Misc., 1978-1979
37 A Misc., 1980-1984
38 A Misc., 1985-1989
35 39 Babson, David L., and Co.
40 Bader, Salem
41 Balderston, C. Canby
42 Bank of America
43 Banking: Journal of the American
Banking Association
Box Folder
35 44 Barron's
(See also Bloch, Kurt)
45 Barshay, Don
46 Baruch, Bernard M.
47 Basic Books, Inc., Publishers
48 Batchellar, Hiland G., War Production Board
49 Batchellar, Hiland G., 1951-1960
(See also Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation)
50 Bauernfeind, Howard K.
51 "Bawl Street Journal"
52 Bayliss, Ernest B.
53 Belgium
54 Bell Atlantic
55 Bell Telephone Company
of Pennsylvania
56 Bergman, Barnard A.
57 Bernays, Edward L.
36 58 Bernstein, Edward M., 1954-1968
59 Bernstein, Edward M., 1971-19
60 Bevan, David C.
61 Bishop, Donald F.
62 Bliss, Lady
63 Bloch, Kurt
(See also Barron's)
64 Blosser, Raymond F.
65 Bluebird, Inc.
66 Boericke, William F.
67 Booz, Allen & Hamilton, Inc.
68 Bopp, Karl Richard
69 Bopp, Karl Richard
(See also American
Philosophical Society)
70 Bopp, Ruth
71 Boyle, Arthur J.
72 Brand, Lawrence H.
73 Brandt, Karl
74 Brenner, Clifford
75 Brenner, Otis L.
76 British Consulate and Embassy
77 British Information Services
78 Brookings Institution
79 Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and
Enginemen
Box Folder
36 80 Brown, Emily Clark
81 Buchanon, W. Ross
37 82 "Bulls, Bears & Business"
83 Bulla, Eunice
84 Burnham, I. W., III
85 Burns, Arthur F., 1965-1983 (gaps)
86 Burns, Arthur F., September 1984
87 Burns, Arthur F., October-November 1984
88 Burns, Arthur F., 1985-1989
89 Business & Society Review
90 Business Roundtable
38 91 Business Week: Lillian Weiby Macmillan,
1942-1944
92 Business Week, 1940-1942
93 Business Week, 1943-1944
94 Business Week, 1945-1946
95 Business Week, 1947-1950(+)
96 Butcher & Singer, Inc.
97 B Miscellaneous, 1947-1959
98 B Misc., 1960-1965
99 B Misc., 1966-1967
39 100 B Misc., 1968-1970
101 B Misc., 1971-1974
102 B Misc., 1975-1977
103 B Misc., 1978-1979
104 B Misc., 1980-1981
105 B Misc., 1982-1983
106 B Misc., 1984-1986
107 B Misc., 1987-1989
40 108 Campbell Soup Company
109 Campbell, Tom C.
110 Canada
111 Carden, Charles E.
112 Carlson, Ruth I.
113 Carnwath, Mary
114 Carroll, Donald S.
115 Carskadon, Thomas R.
116 Carter, Bell & Rutledge
117 Case, Helen M.
118 CATO Institute
Box Folder
40 119 Cayuga Pottery Company, Inc.
120 Central Pennsylvania National Bank
121 Chamber of Commerce, Greater Philadelphia
122 Chamber of Commerce of the U.S.A.
123 Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
124 Chase Manhattan Bank
(See also Rockefeller, David)
125 Chen, Yung-Pin
126 Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co., 1959-1964
(Eaton, Cyrus S.)
41 127 Chettle, John H.
128 Chicago Journal of Commerce
129 Chicago Sun-Times
130 Chilton Book Company
131 Chrysler Corporation
132 C.I.T. Financial Corporation
133 CITIBANK (First National City Bank)
134 Citizen Exchange Corps
135 Citizens Assembly of Greater Philadelphia
136 Citizens and Southern National Bank &
Capital Corporation
137 Citizens Committee for Ethical Insurance
138 Clague, Ewan
139 Clark, Kenneth W.
140 Coffey, Howard J.
141 Cole, Ralph B.
142 Coleman, George W.
143 Coltman, Robert
144 Committee for Economic Development
145 Committee for the Future
146 Conference Board (The) - Consumer Research
Center
147 CONRAIL
148 Consulting Communications Engineers, Inc.
42 149 Conway, James P.
(National Association of Securities Dealers)
150 Copeland, Morris A.
151 Corey, Gordon R.
(Commonwealth Edison)
152 Council of Economic Advisors
153 Court, Andrew T., 1950-1959
Box Folder
42 154 Court, Andrew T., 1960-1978
155 Court, Andrew T., 1979-1989
156 Cox, Oscar
157 Cuff, Thomas J.
(Supreme Court of the State of New York)
158 Curtis Publishing Company
159 Czechoslovakia
160 C Miscellaneous, 1942-1949
161 C Misc., 1950-1959
162 C Misc., 1960-1965
163 C Misc., 1966-1969
43 164 C Misc., 1970-1971
165 C Misc., 1972-1974
166 C Misc., 1975-1978
167 C Misc., 1979-1980
168 C Misc., 1981-1983
169 C Misc., 1984-1985
170 C Misc., 1986-1987
171 C Misc., 1988-1989
44 172 Dailey, James J.
173 Darrow, James
174 Davis, B. Dale
175 Dalton, Neil
176 Davlin, William R.
177 Democratic National Committee
178 De Seversky, Alexander
179 Detroit Free Press
180 De Vries, Barend A.
181 Dewhurst, J. Frederic
182 DiSalle, Michael V.
183 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
184 Dowling, George W., Doris, and Michael
185 Doyle, William A.
186 Doylestown Daily Intelligencer
(Doylestown, Pa.)
187 Drexel Burnham Lambert, Inc.
188 Drexel, Harriman, Ripley, Inc.
189 Drinker, Biddle & Reath
190 Re: Drucker, Peter F.
"America's Next Twenty Years" (1955)
191 Dryer, Sherman H.
(Showpac, Inc.)
Box Folder
44 192 DuBois, Orval L.
193 Dudley, Drew
194 Dulcan, Charles B., Sr.
(The Hecht Company)
195 Dunkelberg, William C.
196 Dunn, Richard P.
197 Du Pont, E.I. Du Pont De Nemours & Co.
45 198 D Miscellaneous, 1943-1949
199 D Misc., 1950-1966
200 D Misc., 1967-1970
201 D Misc., 1971-1977
202 D Misc., 1978-1983
203 D Misc., 1984-1989
204 D Misc., Undated
46 Eaton, Cyrus S. (See Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Co.)
205 Eaves, Elsie
206 Eccles, George S. and Marriner S.
207 Edelman Investor Relations
208 Edie, Lionel D.
209 Editor and Publisher
210 Eldredge, Laurence H.
211 Eldridge, F.R.
212 Electric Storage Battery Company
(ESBC/ESB, Inc.)
213 Eleutherian Mills Historical Library
214 Ellsworth, Paul T.
215 Engel, Louis
216 England, 1976-1989
217 Ernst & Ernst (Philadelphia, Pa.)
47 218 Evans, David M., 1973-1980
219 Evans, David M., 1981-1989
220 John Evans' Sons, Inc.
221 E Miscellaneous, 1944-1956
222 E Misc., 1957-1970
223 E Misc., 1971-1989
48 224 Fabricant, Solomon
225 Falco, Annalise and Thomas A.
226 Federal National Mortgage Association
227 Federal Power Commission
Box Folder
48 228 Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
229 Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
230 Federal Reserve Banks (Misc.)
231 Federal Reserve Banks (Misc.)
232 Federal Reserve Board
233 Federal Reserve Board
49 234 Ferguson, George J.
235 Ferriss, Arthur G., 1966-1967
236 Ferry, W.H., 1964-1977 (gaps)
237 Ferry, W.H., 1978-1985
238 Fidelity Bank (Philadelphia, Pa.)
239 Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co.
240 "Financial Analysts"
241 Financial Analysts Convention, 1953
Panel and Luncheon correspondence
242 Financial Analysts Convention, 1953
Printing and mailing list
243 Financial Analysts Convention, 1953
Program Committee
244 Financial Relations Board, Inc. (The)
50 245 Findings & Forecasts
246 Fine, Sidney H.
247 First Pennsylvania Bank
248 Fisher, Irving
249 Fisher, John A.
250 Fishman, William S.
251 Fleming, Myron T.
252 Flomenhoft, Louis
253 Ford Motor Company
254 Forecasting Column, 1948
255 Forecasting Column, 1964, 1966
256 Foreign Policy Research Institute
257 Fortune
258 France
259 France, Harry C., 1959
260 Franco, Michael J.
261 Free Enterprise Awards Association, 1952-1955
262 Freeman, Milton V., 1984-1986
263 Freudenthal, David M., 1947-1948
264 Freudenthal, Louis E. and Carmen
265 Frey, Judy, 1968
266 Friday, Thomas J., 1962
Box Folder
51 267 F Miscellaneous, 1942-1949
268 F Misc., 1950-1959
269 F Misc., 1960-1963
270 F Misc., 1964-1966
271 F Misc., 1967-1970
272 F Misc., 1971-1977
273 F Misc., 1978-1980
274 F Misc., 1981-1984
275 F Misc., 1985-1988
52 276 Galbraith, John Kenneth, 1958, 1964, 1967, 1974
277 Galbraith, Virginia, 1962-1963
278 Galfland and Galfland (Philadelphia, Pa.)
279 Gallup, George H./The Gallup Organization, Inc.
1948, 1976
280 Gaubis, Anthony, & Co., 1966-1967
281 General Building Contractors Association
(GBCA)
282 General Electric Company
283 General Motors Corporation
284 Germantown Savings Bank
285 Germany, 1963-1975 (gaps)
286 Germany, 1977-1988 (gaps)
287 Gershon, Paul N., 1971
288 Gerstsley, Sunstein & Co., 1956, 1967
289 Gilbert, Lewis D.
290 Gilbert, Lewis D.
291 Gillman, Joseph M.
53 292 Girard Bank, 1952-1982 (gaps)
293 Glenn, William M.
294 Global Interdependence Center, 1983-1984, 1987
295 Goins, Sara L., 1945-1965 (gaps)
296 Golden, Clinton S., 1947-1950
297 Goldner, Charles, 1956-1961
298 Gordana, John, 1979, 1981
299 Gorga, Carmine
300 Gould, Max, 1954-1956
301 Graham, Thomas
302 Greensboro Daily News (Greensboro, N.C.)
303 Gregg, Davis W.
304 Gregory, Henry, 1961-1966
305 Griswold, Glenn, 1945-1949
(See also Public Relations News/Denny Griswold)
Box Folder
53 306 Guenther, Louis, 1942, 1946-1947
307 Guenther, Rudolph, 1947-1963
308 Gummere, John F., 1973, 1978, 1982
309 Gutman, Peter M., 1979
54 310 G Miscellaneous, 1944-1949
311 G Misc., 1950-1959
312 G Misc., 1960-1965
313 G Misc., 1966-1970
314 G Misc., 1971-1977
315 G Misc., 1978-1989
55 316 Habas, Eugene J., 1942-1949
317 Haddonfield National Bank, 1960, 1967
318 Haensgen, Philip R., 1969
319 Hallas, Howard E., 1961, 1964, 1968
320 Hamilton, Jack and Jane, 1985, 1989
321 John Hancock Insurance Co., 1970-1975
322 Hanrahan, Arthur
323 Hanrahan, Edmond M., 1948
324 Hardy, Charles P., 1947-1948
325 Harl, Maple T., 1949-1950
326 Harrell, Linwood P., 1948-1950
327 Harris, Louis, 1948
328 Harrod, Sir Roy
329 Hatt, Genevieve (Re: Paul K. Hatt), 1953-1954
330 Hawaii
331 Hazard, Leland and Mary C.
332 Hecht Company (The), 1949-1950
333 Heebner, A. Gilbert
334 Heller, Walter W., 1964-1967, 1971, 1984
335 Hepp, John and Rose, 1949-1951
336 Herban, Mathew and Patricia, 1973-1989
337 Herban, Patricia, 1985 (proposed article)
338 Herling, John, 1963-1967
(Report on Labor newsletter)
339 Hess's Department Store, 1975-1976
56 340 Heyman, Joseph K., 1946-1947, 1956, 1967
341 Hibbard, Winona, 1944-1946
342 Hill and Knowlton, Inc., 1967, 1969-1970
343 Hilliard, A.A., 1946-1947, 1950-1951
344 Hirsch, Edward and William, 1944
Box Folder
56 345 Hirsch, Yale, 1974-1987 and undated
(The Hirsch Organization, Inc.)
346 "Historical Libraries"
347 Holland, John
348 Homan, Paul T., 1945, 1947
349 Hopper Soliday & Co., Inc., 1984, 1987
350 Horn, Samson, 1943-1949, 1951, 1956
351 Horn, Samson, 1963-1965, 1967, 1976
352 Hough, Donald S., 1985-1989
353 Houghton Mifflin Company
354 Houston, Sidney, 1942-1944
355 Hoving, John, 1965-1966
356 Huhn, George A.
357 Hunter, Clarence E., 1965-1966, 1969
358 Hurley, Lawrence F., 1945, 1950
359 E.F. Hutton
360 Hyde, Anthony, 1946
57 361 H Miscellaneous, 1942-1949
362 H Miscellaneous, 1950-1959
363 H Miscellaneous, 1960-1964
364 H Miscellaneous, 1965-1969
365 H Miscellaneous, 1970-1979
366 H Miscellaneous, 1980-1983
367 H Miscellaneous, 1984-1987
368 H Miscellaneous, 1988-1989
369 H Miscellaneous, Undated
58 370 Indicator Digest, Inc.
371 Industrial Valley Bank and Trust Company
(Philadelphia, Pa.)
372 Industrial Workers of the World, 1967
373 Information Counselors, Inc.
374 Inland Steel Company
375 Institute for Policy Studies
376 Institute of Awareness, 1970-1971
377 Intercollegiate Studies Institute, Inc.
1987, 1989
378 International Ladies Garments Workers' Union
379 Re: International Monetary Conference
June 3-6, 1984
380 International Monetary Fund (IMF), 1948-1969
381 International Monetary Fund (IMF), 1970-1979
382 International Monetary Fund (IMF), 1980-1989
Box Folder
58 383 International Trade Commission (ITC), 1984
384 Investment Bankers Association of America,
1968-1971
385 Investment Counsel Association of America,
1970
386 Investment Company Institute
387 Investors Planning Company of America
388 Italy
59 389 I Miscellaneous, 1947-1963
390 I Misc., 1964-1970
391 I Misc., 1971-1977
392 I Misc., 1978-1982
393 I Misc., 1983-1989
60 394 Jackson-Cross Company
395 Janeczko, John R., 1981-1982
396 Janney Montgomery Scott, Inc.
397 Japan
398 Jarvis, N. Leonard
399 Javers, Ron, 1974-1975
400 Johnson, Franklin H. (also Johnson)
401 Jones, Homer, 1974
402 Jones, Samuel B.
403 Jones, Stacy V., 1947-1948, 1950
404 Jordan, Wayne, 1954, 1958
405 Journal of Commerce (New York, N.Y.)
406 JR Associates
407 J Miscellaneous, 1943-1968
408 J Misc., 1971-1988
61 409 Kaerwer, Charles H., 1943, 1945-1949
and undated
410 Kahn, Irving
411 Kahn, Irving
412 Katz, Morris, 1948-1950, 1962, 1969
413 Kent, George, 1980
414 Keyserling, Leon H., 1950, 1957-1958
415 Kidd, Glenn O., 1954, 1956-1957
416 King, Shane H., 1979, 1981
417 Knapp, Joseph G., 1975-1980
418 Knetzer, Edwin L., Jr., 1985-1986
419 Kniese, James
420 Knight Newspapers, Inc. (Knight-Ridder)
Box Folder
61 421 Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. Publishers
422 Knowles, Nathaniel, 1947
62 423 Kotikov, Nicholas, 1979
424 Koykka, Thomas V., 1982
425 Krasnansky, Marvin, 1966-1967
426 Krauss, Michael, 1961
427 Krell, John C., 1977-1981
428 Krumrine, Charles S. and Jane,
1956-1985 (gaps)
429 Kuhn, R. Parker and Margaret Normoyle Kuhn,
1955-1956, 1963
430 Kurtz, George A., 1978
431 K Miscellaneous, 1942-1956
432 K Misc., 1857-1965
433 K Misc., 1966-1970
434 K Misc., 1971-1977
435 K Misc., 1978-1982
436 K Misc., 1983-1989
63 437 Lambe, Ben H., 1948, 1950
438 Lanston, Aubrey G., 1957, 1959
439 Lawyers Trust Company, 1942-1947
440 Lebenthal & Co., Inc., 1981
441 Lee, Louis, 1967-1968
442 Lee Rubber & Tire Corporation (1), 1963
443 Lee Rubber & Tire Corporation (2), 1963
444 Lennarston, Nils A., 1967
445 Leonard, John Harrow
446 Lerch, Oliver B., 1961-1962
447 Lieberman, Morton H., 1980-1989
448 Life (New York, N.Y.), 1948-1949
449 J.B. Lippincott & Company
450 Lippmann, Walter, 1948
451 Livermore, Shaw and Rosalind, 1974-1986
452 Loeb, Gerald M., 1961, 1963-1967, 1970, 1973
453 Loesch, William S., 1958
454 London, Samuel S.
64 455 Lorimer, Graeme, 1955-1969
456 Lorimer, Graeme and Sarah, 1973-1989
457 Los Angeles Times
458 Loss, Louis, 1952, 1954-1955, 1958
459 Love, Benton and Margaret
Box Folder
64 460 Lubin, Albert J., 1946-1947
461 Lukens Steel Company
462 Lurie, Sidney B., 1979-1980
463 Lydall, Inc., 1978-1985
464 L Miscellaneous, 1942-1949
65 465 L Misc., 1950-1959
466 L Misc., 1960-1969
467 L Misc., 1970-1979
468 L Misc., 1980-1984
469 L Misc., 1985-1989
470 L Misc., undated
66 471 MacPherson, James E., 1944
472 Mahaney, David L.
473 Maital, Schlomo, 1984-1985
474 Malone, James L., 1970
475 Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company
476 Manufacturers National Corporation
477 Marboro Books, Inc.
478 Marer, Paul, 1965-1966
479 Margeson, William (1)
480 Margeson, William (2)
481 Margeson, William (3)
482 Margeson, William (4)
67 483 Marimow, William K., Helen and Jay
484 Mark, Eugene L.
485 Marks, Herbert S.
486 Marlowe, Julius
487 Marshall, James
488 Martin, William McChesney
489 Mason, Stephen M.
490 McCabe, Thomas B.
(Scott Paper Company)
491 McCahon Foundation for Research
in Economic Security
492 McCardle, Carl W. and Dorothy
493 McConnaughey, Robert K.
494 McConnell, Rutherford
495 McCormick, Edward T.
496 McCracken, Paul W.
497 McDonald, Harry A.
498 McGaughey, William H. and Joanna
Box Folder
67 499 McGraw-Hill, Inc.
McGraw-Hill Book Company
500 McGregor, Stuart
501 McMullin, L.F.
68 502 Mellon Bank
503 Melnicofff, David
504 Menaker, Martha, 1945-1947
505 Merrill Lynch, et al.
506 Merriman, Hazel and Norman, 1942-1944
507 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
508 Mexico
509 Miami Herald
510 Michelson, Anatol, 1967, 1974-1975
511 Michener, James A.
512 Miller, Eugene
513 Mintz, John A.
514 Moak, Lenox L.
515 Moise, Albert L.
516 Moore, Geoffrey H.
517 Morgan Guaranty Trust Company
(J.P. Morgan & Co.)
518 Morgan, Marion Dockstader, 1944-1945
519 Morgan, Lewis & Bockius
520 Morgan Stanley & Co.
521 Morley, Felix
522 Morley, F. V. (Frank V.)
523 Morrison, Robert S.
(Morrison Industries, Inc., and
Molded Fiber Glass Companies)
524 Mullen, Anthony P.
69 525 Mutual Fund for Investing in U.S.
Government Securities, Inc., 1970
526- Mutual Fund Study requests
529
530 M Miscellaneous, 1942-1946
531 M Misc., 1947
532 M Misc., 1948-1949
533 M Misc., 1950-1959
70 534 M Misc., 1960-1964
535 M Misc., 1965-1969
536 M Misc., 1970-1975
Box Folder
70 537 M Misc., 1976-1977
538 M Misc., 1978
539 M Misc., 1979
540 M Misc., 1980-1981
541 M Misc., 1982-1984
542 M Misc., 1985-1987
543 M Misc., 1988-1989
544 M Misc., Undated
71 545 Nagle, James R.
546 Nathan, Robert R.
547 The Nation
548 National Association of Homebuilders
549 National Association of Manufacturers
550 National Association of Mutual Savings Banks
551 National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc.
552 National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
553 National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
554 National City Bank of New York
555 National Council of Churches
556 National Realty Company, Inc.
557 National Research Bureau, Inc.
558 National Restaurant Association
559 Nation's Business
560 Nenneman, Richard A.
(Christian Science Monitor)
561 Netherlands
562 "New York Newspapers"
(various: including World Journal closing,
May 1967)
72 563 New York Stock Exchange
564 New York Times
565 New York Times
566 The New Yorker
567 W.H. Newbold's Son & Co.
568 Newberger & Co.
569 Newsweek
570 Nissman, Barbara
571 Northstar Industries, Inc.
572 Norton, Roger S., 1946-1947
573 Nourse, Edwin G.
73 574 N Miscellaneous, 1945-1959
Box Folder
73 575 N Misc., 1960-1969
576 N Misc., 1970-1979
577 N Misc., 1980-1989
578 Oliver Brothers, Inc.
579 Opinion Research Corporation
580 Re: Otis & Company vs. Kaiser-Frazer
(Cyrus S. Eaton, et al.), 1951-1952
581 O Miscellaneous, 1943-1969
582 O Misc., 1970-1989
74 583 Parade Publications
(A.H. "Red" Motley)
584 Parker, Sanford S.
585 Patrick, John
("Yankee Hobo in the Orient")
586 Peabody Barnes
587 Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co.
588- Penn Fibre & Specialty Co., Inc.
590 (William K. Davis)
75 591 Pennsylvania (Commonwealth of)
592 Per Jacobson Foundation
593 Perkins, Edward D.
594 Peterson, Wallace C.
(Aardvark Airlines)
595 Re: Phelps, Thomas W.
596 Philadelphia (City of)
597 Philadelphia Credit Bureau
598 Philadelphia Electric Company (PECO)
599 Philadelphia Electric Company (PECO)
600 Philadelphia National Bank
601 Philadelphia-Camden Newspaper Guild
602 Philippines
76 603 Pilat, Oliver Ramsay (d. 1987)
604 Pitney Bowes, Inc.
605 Pitzele, Mel (Merlyn S.)
606 Poland
607 Previte, Alice A.
608 Provident Fund for Income
Letter with enclosure, December 7, 1971
609 Provident National Bank
610 Pryor, Millard H.
Box Folder
76 611 PSFS
(The Philadelphia Saving Fund Society)
612 "Public Relations" (various)
613 Public Relations News
(Denny Griswold)
614 Purchasing Week, 1963-1964
615 Purchasing Week, 1965-1970
Edgar A. Grunwald et al.
77 616 P Miscellaneous, 1943-1959
617 P Misc., 1960-1964
618 P Misc., 1965-1969
619 P Misc., 1970-1974
620 P Misc., 1975-1979
621 P Misc., 1980-1984
622 P Misc., 1985-1989
623 P Misc., Undated
78 624 Quaker Chemical Corporation
625 Q Miscellaneous
626 Reader's Digest
627 Reed, Vergil D.
(J. Walter Thompson Company)
628 Reliance Insurance Companies
629 Rees, Ramsay
630 Richardson, Edgar P.
631 Ripley, Dorothy and John W.
632 Rocco, John
633 Rockefeller, David
(See also Chase-Manhattan Bank)
634 Romig-de Young, Mary
635 Romney, George
636 Roos, Charles Frederick
637 Roosa, Robert V.
638 Rorer Group, Inc.
639 Ross, Carl D.
(Inversiones Alba, S.A.)
640 Roth, Robert
641 Rothschild, V. Henry, II
642 Rouse, Glenwood W.
643 Rudd, Arthur G.
644 Ruder & Finn, Inc.
645 Rufe, Redding H.
Box Folder
79 646 R Miscellaneous, 1942-1949
647 R Misc., 1950-1959
648 R Misc., 1960-1964
649 R Misc., 1965-1969
650 R Misc., 1970-1974
651 R Misc., 1975-1979
652 R Misc., 1980-1984
653 R Misc., 1985-1989
654 R Misc., Undated
80 655 Salant, Walter S.
656 Salsbury, Stephen
657 Sander, Ralph L.
658 Saturday Evening Post, 1944-1950
659 Saunders, George P.
660 Scallen, Thomas F.
(Medical Investment Corporation)
661 Schaffer, Jan (Fellowships)
662 Schapiro, Morris A.
663 Schmeichel, Joan Roth
664 Schontz, Pat
665 Re: Schwartz, George L.
666 Scotland
667 Scott, Edgar C., Jr., 1949-1951
668 Scott, Ervin M.
Scott Paper Company (See McCabe, Thomas B.)
669 Scudder, Stevens & Clark
670 Season-All Industries, Inc.
(Re: Frank Gorrell)
671 Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
672 Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
81 673 Seidenburg, Roderick
674 Seidman & Seidman
675 Selvage & Lee, Inc.
676 Sexton, Thomas J.
677 Shapiro, Harold
(Luncheon, April 8, 1981)
678 Sharfman, I. Leo
679 Shilling, A. Gary
680 Shulsky, Sam
681 Signature
682 Re: Silver Quill Dinner
Box Folder
81 683 Silver Users Association
684 Slocum, Catherine
685 Small Business Administration
686 Smith, A. Weston
687 Smith, Blackwell
688 Smith, Edgar Lawrence
689 Smith, Edgar Lawrence
82 690 Smith, Howard K.
691 Smith, Morton
692 Smith, Philip Chadwick Foster
693 Smith, Ralph Bevin
694 Smith, Russell S.
695 Snodgrass, L.E. "Larry"
696 Sonneberg, Walter, 1963-1966
697 Re: South Africa
698 South Africa Foundation, 1978-1984
699 South African Consulate and Embassy
700 Spadea, James
701 Spadea, Jean Miller
702 Spain
703 Spencer, Duncan M.
(Fiduciary Trust Company of New York)
704 Spiegel, Henry W.
705 Sprinkel, Beryl W.
706 Star Capital Corporation
707 Statistical Indicator Associations
708 Stauter, George A.
709 Stein, Herbert
710 Stephan, Edmund A.
711 Henri Stern Agency, Inc.
(Watch Repair)
712 Stevens, Dorothy and Lawrence M.
713 Stevens, George
714 Stewart, Henry B.
715 Straley, John A.
716 Streit, Clarence K.
(Ed., Freedom & Union)
83 717 Studebaker Corporation
718 Studley Shupert & Co., Inc.
719 Sullivan, Frank
720 Super Valu Stores, Inc.
(James T. Wyman)
Box Folder
83 721 Surveyor Fund
722 Swain, Oliver G.
723 Sweden
724 Swindell, Larry
725 Swiss Watch Repair Company
726 Switzerland
727 S Miscellaneous, 1937, 1942-1946
728 S Misc., 1947-1949
729 S Misc., 1950-1959
730 S Misc., 1960-1964
84 731 S Misc., 1965-1966
732 S Misc., 1967-1969
733 S Misc., 1970-1972
734 S Misc., 1973-1974
735 S Misc., 1975-1977
736 S Misc., 1978-1979
85 737 S Misc., 1980-1981
738 S Misc., 1982-1983
739 S Misc., 1984-1985
740 S Misc., 1986-1987
741 S Misc., 1988-1989
742 S Misc., Undated
86 743 Tabell, Anthony W.
744 Tanaka,Fujio John
745 Tasty Baking Company
(Tastycake)
746 Tax Foundation, Inc.
747- Taylor, George W.
748 (b.1901-d.1972)
749 Teakfield Index and Review of Economic Forecasts
750 Thanhauser family
(Barbara, Roger, Joseph, Robert S., Jr.)
751 Thompson, Robert G. and Stanley
752 J. Walter Thompson Company
753 Time, Inc.
754 Tippets, Charles S.
755 Tixier, Claude, 1960-1969
756 Tocqueville Asset Management Corporation
757 Tracey, Thomas E.
758 Traynor, Madeleine
("Mrs. Roger J. Traynor")
Box Folder
86 759 Trenton Trust Company
(Mary G. Roebling)
760 Turpin, William Nelson
87 761 T Miscellaneous, 1942-1959
762 T Misc., 1960-1965
763 T Misc., 1966-1969
764 T Misc., 1970-1979
765 T Misc., 1980-1989
88 766 Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR)
767 United States Government. Census Bureau
768 ________. Congress. House of Representatives
769 ________. Congress. House of Representatives
770 ________. Congress. Joint Committees
771 ________. Congress. Senate
772 ________. Congress. Senate
773 ________. Council of Economic Advisors
774 ________. Council of Economic Advisors
89 775 ________. Commerce Department
776 ________. Commerce Department
777 United States Government. Commerce Department
778 ________. Commerce Department
779 ________. Health, Education and Welfare
Department (HEW)
780 ________. Justice Department
781 ________. Labor Department
90 782 ________. State Department
783 ________. Treasury Department
784 ________. Treasury Department
785 ________. Miscellaneous
786 United States Government Printing Office
(GPO)
787 United States Government. Office of
Management and Budget (OMB)
91 788 United States Government. President's
Commission on Language and International
Studies, 1979
Box Folder
91 789 United States Government. Executive Office
of the President.
(White House organization, 1974)
790 United States Government. Executive Office
of the President, 1960, 1964-1968
791 United States Government. Executive Office
of the President, 1969-1980
792 United States Government. Executive Office
of the President. Office of Defense
Mobilization. Mobilization News vol.1,
no.1 [ca.1952]
793 United States Postal Service
794 United States Savings and Loan League
795 United States Steel Corporation
796 United States Trademark Association
797 United States Trust Company of New York
798 United Steelworkers of America
799 Upgren, Arthur G.
800 U Miscellaneous, 1943-1969
801 U Misc., 1970-1989
802 U Misc., Undated
92 803 Van Devander, Charles
804 Re: Vanderpoel Foundation
805 Re: Vanderpoel, Robert P.
806 Veckans Affarer (Stockholm, Sweden)
807 Veckans Affarer
808 Vergari, James V.
809 Re: Vietnam and Vietnam War
810 Villere, Ernest C.
811 Visitor Program Service
812 Vissering, Gerard
813 Von Tresckow, Walter
814 V Miscellaneous, 1957-1968
815 V Misc., 1978-1989
93 816 Wade, Alan B.
817 Walker, Charles E.
818 Wall Street Journal
819 Wallace, Maynard D.
820 John Wanamaker Philadelphia
(Robert D. Harrison)
821 Wayne, Leslie (Fellowships)
822 Wedgewood
Box Folder
93 823 Weigley, Russell Frank, December 1981
824 Weikel, C.H.H. "Jerry"
825 Re: Weintraub, Sidney
826 Weiss, Nathan
827 Weldy, George W., Jr.
828 Westinghouse Electric Company
(Dale McFeatters)
829 Wheat, Francis M.
830 Whitney, Eunice and Simon N.
831 Whittaker, Ann and Ray
832 Who's Who in America
94 833 Wiessenberger, Arthur, & Company
834 Re: Willits, Joseph Henry
835 Wolfson, Louis E.
836 Wooton, Paul
837 World Bank, 1984
A.W. Clausen, Ranesh Chander, et. al.
95 838 W Miscellaneous, 1942-1949
839 W Misc., 1950-1963
840 W Misc., 1964-1966
841 W Misc., 1967-1968
842 W Misc., 1969-1979
843 W Misc., 1980-1984
844 W Misc., 1985-1989
845 W Misc., undated
846 X Misc.
847 Y Misc.
848 Z Misc.
Universities and Colleges Correspondence
96 1 American College (Bryn Mawr, Pa.)
(The American College of Life Insurance
Underwriters)
2 American University
3 Bloomsburg State College/University
4 Boston University
5 Brown University
6 Bryn Mawr College
7 University of California
8 Catholic University of America
9 University of Chicago
Box Folder
96 10 University of Chicago
(Terry Nichols Clark letter with enclosures,
June 10, 1975)
11 Colorado State University
12 University of Colorado at Boulder
(Renard Udis)
13 Columbia University
14 University of Connecticut
15 Cornell University
97 16 Dartmouth College
17 University of Denver
18 Drexel University
19 (Drexel Institute of Technology)
20 Duke University
21 University of Florida
22 University of Georgia
23 Hardin-Simmons University (Abilene, Tex.)
24 Harvard University
25 Haverford College
26 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
27 Indiana University
28 Kent State University
29 Lehigh University
30 University of Maryland
31 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
University of Michigan:
98 32 Correspondence, 1946-1969
33 Correspondence, 1970-1979
34 Correspondence, 1980-1984
35 Correspondence, 1985-1989
36 Essays, Notes, Speeches
99 37 "The Campaign for Michigan"
38 Scholars Program
39 Scholars Program
40 The University of Michigan Club of
Greater Philadelphia, 1969-1974
41 The University of Michigan Club of
Greater Philadelphia, 1978-1984
42 The University of Michigan Club of
Greater Philadelphia, 1985-1989
Box Folder
99 43 Re: University of Michigan vs. Ohio
State University (football), 1973
100 44 University of Minnesota
45 University of Missouri
46 State University of New York (SUNY)
47 University of North Carolina
48 Ohio State University
University of Pennsylvania:
101 49 General Correspondence, 1950-1989
50 Law School Correspondence, 1947-1967
51 Law School Correspondence, 1968-1982
Wharton School of Business Correspondence:
52 1946-1969
53 1970-1979
54 1980-1989
55 Undated
56 Irwin Friend, 1964-1973 and undated
57 Sidney Weintraub, 1959-1971 and undated
Wharton School of Business News Bureau,
William M. Avrich:
102 58 1968-1969
59 1970-1971
60 1972
61 1973-1981
102 62 Wharton School of Business Reliance
Symposium, March 1981
63 Wharton School of Business Roundtable
Panel, March 31, 1981
64 Foreign Policy Research Institute
Research Prospectus: "Changing Trends
in East Central Europe," 1966
103 65 Community College of Philadelphia
66 University of Pittsburgh
67 Princeton University
68 Purdue University
69 University of Rochester
70 Rutgers University
71 St. Joseph's College
Box Folder
103 72 Re: Smith College Classs of 1935
(1953-1956)
73 Stanford University
74 Swarthmore College
75 Syracuse University
76 University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
(William H. Peterson)
77 University of Texas
78 Ursinus College (Collegeville, Pa.)
79 Vanderbuilt University
80 Villanova University
81 University of Virginia
82 Washington University (St. Louis, Mo.)
(Murray L. Weidenbaum)
83 University of Washington
84 University of Waterloo
(Sidney Weintraub, 1970)
85 University of Wisconsin
86 Yale University
Miscellaneous Universities and Colleges:
87 (1946-1969)
88 (1970-1989)
Topical-Chronological Correspondence
104 1 Column reprint requests, 1948-1956
2 Ibid., 1957-1964
3 Ibid., 1965-1974
4 Column subject ideas and suggestions, 1948-1953
5 Ibid., 1954-1964
6 Ibid., 1965
6.5 Re: The Business Outlook, 1948-1959 (Errors and Criticism)
105 7 "Important Commendatory Letters," 1947-1949
8 Fan mail congratulations and comments, 1947-1949
9 Fan mail "Enconiums," 1949
10 Fan mail "Orchids" regarding "The Business
Outlook," 1946-1953
11 Ibid., 1954-1959
12 Re: "Railroaders Present Their Side in
Controversy Over Wages, Workers, Rules,"
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, May 24, 1948
Box Folder
105 13 Re: "McCabe Resigns as Chairman of Federal
Reserve," The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin,
March 15, 1951
14 Re: "The Business Outlook: Car Firms Could
Fight Slump with Price Cuts," March 25, 1951
14.5 Re” The Business Outlook: Washington – Lincoln Legend Distorts Life
Teenagers”. Bulletin May 7, 1959.
106 15 Re: National Association of Securities Dealers,
Inc., over-the-counter stock quotations,
1950-1955
16 Ibid., 1956-1959
17 Ibid., 1960-1961
18 Ibid., 1962-1967
19 Ibid., 1963-1967
20 Ibid., 1963-1967
107 21 Re: Social Security columns, 1957-1961, 1965
22 Re: Reprints of "The Powerful Pull of the
Dollar," 1964-1967
23 Ibid.
24 Ibid.
25 "Fan Mail," 1968 (1)
26 Ibid. (2)
27 Ibid. (3)
107 28 Ibid. (4)
108 29 "Fan Mail," 1969 (1)
30 Ibid. (2)
31 Ibid. (3)
32 Ibid. (4)
33 "Fan Mail," 1970 (1)
34 Ibid. (2)
109 35 Ibid. (3)
36 Re: "Business Outlook: Fewer Tax Deductions
Would Help Taxpayers," March 29, 1972
37 Cover letters and thank you notes to
accompany copies of "Business Outlook,"
1972-1973
38 Letters answered by Dorothy R. Cichetti,
1973-1974
39 "British Series letters, 1974"
Box Folder
109 40 Miscellaneous letters, 1974-1975
41 "British Series follow-up letters,
January-August, 1975"
110 42 Re: Reprints of "Great Britain in Adversity,"
1977
43 Ibid.
44 Pending correspondence, 1977-1978
45 Re: Reprints of "The Decline of the Dollar,"
1978:
46 sent to Franklin Inn Club members
47 sent to Sunday Breakfast Club members
48 sent to various recipients
49 Ibid.
50 Re: Reprint of Journal of Commerce article
"The Object: To Change the Subjects" in
UN Observer & International Report
51 Anonymous letters to J.A. Livingston, 1980-1981
52 Re: Reprints of "English Lessons for America,"
1981
111 53 Ibid.
54 Ibid., sent to Sunday Breakfast Club members
55 Ibid. sent to Franklin Inn Club members
56 Re: Reprints of "The 80s: The Dangerous Decade,"
1983
57 Ibid., sent to Sunday Breakfast Club and Franklin Inn Club members
58 Re: Council of Economic Advisors (CEA) columns,
December 19 and 26, 1984, and enclosures
59 Pending correspondence, 1983-1989
60 Unanswered letters, 1983-1989
61 Re: Heritage Foundation column, March 15, 1989
112 62-64 Re: Mutual Funds, 1964
65-67 Ibid., 1965
113 68 Ibid., 1966
69-73 Ibid., 1967
114 74-76 Ibid., 1968
Box Folder
115 77-79 Re: Mutual Funds, 1970
80-81 Ibid., 1970 (note cards)
82-83 Ibid., 1971-1972
84 Ibid., 1971-1972 (note cards)
Syndicate Correspondence
116 1 "Short Lists"
2 "Weekend Lists"
3 "Sales Correspondence," 1945-1947
4 "Perspective Papers" Correspondence, 1945-1947
5 Ibid., 1951-1965
6 Ibid., 1966-1968
7 Ibid., 1969-1986
8 General Syndicate Correspondence, 1967-1970
9 Ibid., 1971-1977
10 Ibid., 1978-1988
117 11 Editors Press Service, Inc. (New York, N.Y.)
12 Publisher's Syndicate (Chicago, Ill.)
13 United Features Syndicate (New York, N.Y.)
14 Albany, N.Y. Eagle
15 Albany, N.Y. Knickerbocker News
16 Abilene, Tex. Reporter News
17 Albertville, Ala. Sand Mountain Reporter
18 Anchorage, Alaska Alaska Journal of Commerce
19 Ardmore, Okla. Daily Ardmoreite
20 Ashtabula, Ohio Star-Beacon
21 Atlanta, Ga. Georgia Commercial Post
22 Baltimore, Md. Sun
23 Binghamton, N.Y. Binghamton Press
24 Boston, Mass. Globe
25 Buffalo, N.Y. Evening News
26 Cedar Rapids, Iowa Gazette
27 Champaign, Ill. News-Gazette
28 Chicago, Ill. Daily News
29 Cleveland, Ohio Plain Dealer
30 Cocoa, Fla. Today
31 Columbus, Ga. National Comment
32 Columbus, Ind. Weekly
118 33 Dallas, Tex. Dallas/Fort Worth Business
34 Dallas, Tex. Industry Trader Publications, Inc.
35 Davenport, Iowa Democrat and Leader
Box Folder
118 36 Dayton, Ohio Daily News
37 Denver, Col. Cervi's Journal
38 Denver, Col. Cervi's Rocky Mountain Journal
39 Detroit, Mich. Free Press
40 Detroit, Mich. Daily News
41 El Cajon, Calif. Israel Today
42 El Paso, Tex. El Paso's Newsweek
43 Elizabeth, N.J. Elizabeth Daily News
44 Erie, Pa. Times News
45 Evansville, Ind. Evansville Press
46 Fort Wayne, Ind. News-Sentinel
47 Greenville, S.C. News-Piedmont
48 Hammond, Ind. Times
49 Hialeah, Fla. Business Leader
50 Houston, Tex. Post
51 Jackson, Miss. Clarion Ledger
52 Jackson, Wy. Jackson Hole News
119 53 Kansas City, Mo. Star
54 Kenosha, Wisc. News
55 Long Branch, N.J. Daily Record
56 Louisville, Ky. Courier-Journal
57 Marshall, Tex. News Messenger
58 Memphis, Tenn. Commercial Appeal
59 Miami, Fla. Review
60 Miami, Fla. News
61 Milwaukee, Wisc. Journal
62 Minneapolis, Minn. Tribune-Star
63 Montgomery, Ala. Journal
64 Nashville, Tenn. Madison Financial Corporation
65 New Orleans, La. Times-Picayune
66 New Port Richie, Fla. West PASCO Press
120 67 New York, N.Y. American Banker
68 New York, N.Y. American Banker
Express Mail Service
69 New York, N.Y. Journal of Commerce
70 Newark, N.J. News
71 Newport News, Va. Daily Reporter
72 Oakland, Calif. Tribune
73 Oklahoma City, Okla. Guffey's Executive Journal
74 Passaic, N.J. Herald News
75 Palm Beach, Calif. Social Pictorial
76 Pierre, S.D. Scene
Box Folder
120 77 Pittsburgh, Pa. Post-Gazette
78 Portland, Or. Oregonian
79 Riverside, Calif. Press-Enterprise Corporation
80 Rocky Mount, N.C. Evening Telegram
81 St. Cloud, Minn. Daily Times
82 St. Louis, Mo. Globe-Democrat
83 St. Petersburg, Fla. Times
84 Salt Lake City, Utah Tribune
85 San Diego, Calif. Daily Transcript
86 San Francisco, Calif. Chronicle
87 San Jose, Calif. Mercury Herald-News
88 Sarasota, Fla. Town and Country Weekly Monitor
89 Savannah, Ga. News and Press
90 Syracuse, N.Y. Herald-Journal
121 91 Terre Haute, Ind. Spectator
92 Toldeo, Ohio Blade
93 Towson, Md. Executive Journal
94 Washington, D.C. Post, 1945-1947
95 Ibid., 1948-1951
96 Ibid., 1952-1959
97 Ibid., 1960-1968
98 Washington, D.C. Star
99 Washington, D.C. Times
100 West Palm Beach, Fla. Post-Times
101 Wichita, Kansas Eagle
102 Wichita, Kansas Harper's Wichita Journal
103 Wichita Falls, Tex. Times Publishing Company
104 Winnepeg, Manitoba, Canada Free Press
105 Winston Salem, N.C. Journal-Sentinel
106 Wisconsin State Journal (Madison, Wisc.)
107 Worcester, Mass. Telegram
108 Youngstown, Ohio Vindicator
Speeches, 1938-1989
A. Card Format
Cabinet Drawer
122 1 1947-1954
2 1955-1961
123 3 1962-1967
4 1968-1979
124 5 1980-1989
6 1944-1946 and undated
B. File Format
Box Folder Period
125 1 Pre-1940
2 1940
3 1941
4 January-September 1946
5 October-December 1946
6 December 1947
7 Ibid.
8 1947
9 March 1948
10 November 1948
11 1948
12 March 1949
13 November 1949
126 14 January 1950
15 February-December 1950
16 March 13-14, 1951
17 1951
18 March 1952
19 January-June 1953
20 July-December 1953
21 March 1954
22 January-April 1954
23 June-December 1954
127 24 1955
25 January-June 1956
26 September 1956
27 October-December 1956
Box Folder
127 28 January-February 1957
29 March-April 1957
30 May 1957
31 June-December 1957
32 May 1958
33 1958
128 34 1959
35-42 1960
129 43-45 1961
46 December 1961
47-48 January 1962
49 February-March 1962
50 April-December 1962
130 51 January 1963
52 January-May 1963
53 September-December 1963
54 January 1964
55-56 1964-1965
131 57 May 1965
58 September 1965
59-65 1965
132 66-68 1966
69-75 1967
133 76-79 1968 & 1967
80-83 1969
134 84 1970
85 December 1970
86 March 1971
87-89 May 1971
90-91 December 1971
92 May 1972
93-94 September 1972
95 November 1972
96-97 December 1972
98 March 1973
99 September 1973
Box Folder
135 100 November 6, 1974
101 November 21, 1974
102 January 21, 1975
103 January 29, 1975
104 May 7, 1975
105 September 19, 1975
106 September 23, 1975
107 February 5, 1976
108 June 22, 1976
109 June 14, 1977 (1)
110 June 14, 1977 (2)
111 November 1977
112 September 13, 1978
113 October 5, 1978
114 November 9, 1978
115 November 14, 1978
116 December 3, 1978
136 117 February 2, 1979
118 February 5, 1979
119 February 16, 1979
120 May 16, 1979
121 June 21, 1979
122 October 24, 1979
123 November 13, 1979
124 January 17, 1980
125 May 16, 1980
126 October 31, 1980 (1)
127 October 31, 1980 (2)
128 November 24, 1980
137 129 June 3, 1981
130 September 22, 1981
131 October 7, 1981
132 October 27, 1981
133 April 10, 1982
134 April 15, 1982
135 August 18, 1982
136 November 18-19, 1982
137 February 25, 1983
138 February 28, 1983
139 March 10, 1983
140 April 14, 1983
Box Folder
138 141 May 18, 1983
142 September 21-24, 1983
143 November 17, 1983
144 January 19, 1984
145 March 30, 1984
146 November 12, 1984
147 November 16, 1984
148 January 8, 1985
149 February 18, 1985
150 April 11, 1985
151 April 16, 1985
152 April 29, 1985
153 May 9, 1985
154 May 14, 1985
139 155 February 8, 1986
156 March 21, 1986
157 April 10, 1986
158 May 7, 1986
159 September 16, 1986
160 October 10, 1986
161 November 5, 1986
162 November 25, 1986
163 December 4, 1986
164 December 9, 1986
140 165 Adam Smith quotations and notes, 1987
166 1987
167 March 25, 1987
168 March 31, 1987
169 April 3, 1987
170 March-April 1987
171 May 28, 1987
172 May 14, 1987
173 June 17, 1987
174 Fall 1987
175 October 29, 1987
141 176 December 3, 1987
177 December 4, 1977
178 December 30, 1987
179 June 1, 1988
180 October 13, 1988
181 November 4, 1988
Box Folder
141 182 December 1, 1988
183 February 22, 1989
184 May 3, 1989
185 September 19, 1989
186 October 5, 1989
187 October 11, 1989
Statements Before Government Bodies
142 1 "Statement of J.A. Livingston" in U.S. Senate,
Partial Transcript of Hearings, Committee
on Banking and Currency, Stock Market Study,
Washington, D.C., March 16, 1955
2 "Statement of J.A. Livingston...Before the
Subcommittee on Fiscal Policy of the Joint
Economic Committee...April 29, 1958..."
3 "Statement on Stock Operations Before the Senate
Finance Committee by J.A. Livingston...
July 21, 1961"
4 "Statement of J.A. Livingston...Before the
Joint Economic Committee...August 10, 1962"
5 "Statement of J.A. Livingston...before the House
Subcommittee on Commerce and Finance, Monday,
October 23, 1967"
6 "Testimony by J.A. Livingston on Proposed 5-cents
a Share Tax" before the Philadelphia City
Council, December 17, 1968
7 "Statement of J.A. Livingston...before the Senate
Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee...
March 5, 1969"
Voice of America and Other Broadcasts and Scripts
Metropolitan Pittsburgh Educational Television
Station WQED Channel 13 videotaping and broadcast
of "Management and Corporations in 1985" Symposium,
April 20-22, 1960, at Carnegie Institute of Technology:
143 1 Correspondence, notes, memoranda
2 Papers presented
3-4 Television transcripts, notes and memoranda
Box Folder
Voice of America (VOA):
143 5 Correspondence, 1960-1961
6 Drafts and transcripts, 1961
7-8 Scripts of J.A. Livingston, "The Evolution of
the American Economic Revolution," 1961
144 Reel-to-reel audio tapes (12)
Parts 1-4,6-13, "The Evolution of the
American Economic Revolution," 1961
WCAU-Philadelphia Radio Scripts, Notes and Memoranda
("Business Page"):
145 9 April-May 1962
10 June-August 1962
11 ca. September-December 1962
12 January-April 1963
13 May-August 1963
14 September-October 1963
15 November-December 1963
146 16 Standby broadcasts, ca.1962
Correspondence with Industrial Valley Bank
(sponsor):
17 May 1962-January 1963
18 February-May 1963
19 June 1963-January 1964
Miscellaneous Transcripts and Memoranda:
20 K & W Film Service Corporation (N.Y., N.Y.)
Proposal for USIA project, 1963-1964
21 J. Kenneth Galbraith and J.A. Livingston,
"The Economic Facts of Life," edited transcript,
n.d., "The Press and the People, Program 5,"
produced by WGBH-TV Massachusetts
War Production Board/Office of War
Box Folder Mobilization and Progress (Reconversion)
147 1 J.A. Livingston employment records, 1942-1946
2 Correspondence and memos, 1945
3 Reconversion planning materials, 1943-1948
4 Reconversion planning materials, 1944-1948
5 OWMP Reports, 1st-4th (1945)
6 OWMP Reports, 6th-8th (1946)
7 War Progress, numbers 202-208 (1944)
8 Ibid., numbers 209-215 (1944)
9 Ibid., numbers 216-222 (1944)
10 Ibid., numbers 223-235 (1944-1945)
11 Chester L. Kieffer and Joseph H. Melhado,
"History of WAR PROGRESS," October 31, 1945
12 "Critical Programs" reports to the War Production
Board, November 1944-July 1945
13 John D. Small, "From War to Peace: Civilian
Production Achievements in Transition,"
Civilian Production Administration,
December 6, 1946
Inter-Office Communications
Philadelphia Record:
148 1 Re: J.A. Livingston assignment as editor
2 Readership correspondence, 1945-1946
3 General correspondence, 1946
4 Ibid.
5 Inter-office communications, 1945-1947
6 Tear-sheets and clippings, 1945-1947
7 Washington Post inter-office communications,
1947-1948
8 Employment data/I.R.S. information concerning
Morris Katz, 1948
9 Philadelphia Bulletin: vouchers and pay records,
1961-1969
10 Ibid., Job applications, financial news,
1949-1969
Philadelphia Bulletin:
149 11 Job applications, 1949-1962 (statisticians)
12 Ibid., 1963-1965
13 Ibid., 1966-1969
14 Ibid., 1948-1957
15 Ibid., 1958-1970
Box Folder
149 16 Syndicate correspondence, 1947-1964
17 Congratulations on joining staff, July 1948
18 Inter-office communications, 1948-1959
19 Ibid., 1951-1954
20 Ibid., 1955-1962
21 Ibid., 1963-1967
22 Ibid., 1970-1972
150 23 Ibid., 1975-1985
24 Annual Financial Review and Forecast issues,
1955, 1957, 1958
25 List of retired personnel, 1961
Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News:
26 Congratulatory correspondence, 1972
27 Inter-office communications, 1972
28 Ibid., 1973-1974
29 Ibid., 1975-1977
30 Ibid., 1978-1980
31 Ibid., 1981-1986
32 Ibid., 1987-1989
Temple University
151 1 Congratulations on professorship
2 Correspondence, 1963-1972
3 Ibid., 1973-1977
4 Ibid., 1978-1979
5 Ibid., 1980-1988
7 Inter-office communications, 1971-1973
152 8 Notes for classes, 1970-1971
9 Ibid., 1970-1972
10 Ibid.
11 Economics 311, Fall 1971
12 Notes for class, Spring 1972
13 Exam essays, January 1972
14 Ibid.
15 Course evaluations, 1971-1972
153 Reel-to-Reel tapes of Economics 311 course, 1971
(Three reel-to-reel audio tapes)
Box Folder
Economic Questionnaires, bulk 1950-1963
154 1 Herb Taylor, "The Livingston Surveys: A History
of Hopes and Fears" in Business Review
(Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia,
January-February 1992): 15-27
2-5 J.A. Livingston manuscript notes, charts, methods
6 V. Lewis Bassie, "Recent Developments in Short-Term
Economic Forecasting" (n.d.)
155 7 Economic Questionnaire, #3 (1947)
8 Ibid., #4 (November 1947)
9 Ibid., #5 (March 1948)
10 Ibid., #6 (November 1948)
11 Ibid., #6A (February 1949)
12 Ibid., #7 (May-June 1949)
13 Ibid., #8 (December 1949)
14 Ibid., #9 (June 1950)
15 Ibid., #10 (December 1950)
16 Ibid., #11 (June 1951)
17 Ibid., #12 (December 1951)
18 Ibid., #13 (June 1952)
19 Ibid., #14 (December 1952)
20 Ibid., #15 (June 1953)
21 Ibid., #16 (December 1953)
22 Ibid., #17 (June 1954)
156 23 Ibid., #18 (December 1954)
24 Ibid., #19 (June 1955)
25 Ibid., #20 (December 1955)
26 Ibid., #21 (June 1956)
27 Ibid., #22 (December 1956)
28 Ibid., #23 (July 1957)
29 Ibid., #24 (December 1957)
30 Ibid., #25 (June 1958)
31 Ibid., #26 (December 1958)
157 32 Ibid., #27 (June 1959)
33 Ibid., #28 (December 1959)
34 Ibid., #29 (July 1960)
35 Ibid., #30 (December 1962)
36 Ibid., #31 (June 1961)
158 37 Ibid., #32 (December 1961)
38 Ibid., #33 (June 1962)
Box Folder
158 39 Ibid., #34 (December 1962)
40 Tax-Cut Questionnaire (February 15, 1963)
41 Economic Questionnaire, #35 (June 1963)
42 Ibid., #36 (December 1963)
43 Economic questionnaire (December 1969)
Livingston Writings: Articles, Manuscripts, Notes
159 1 "The Economic Consequences of a German Peace,"
Business Week Inter-Office Memorandum,
June 18, 1940
2 "Forecasting," N.A.C.A. [National Association
of Cost Accountants] Bulletin vol.22, no.7
(December 1, 1940): 337-355
3 "Consumer Buying Habits," The Family Dollar:
A Journal of Consumer Economics vol.2, no.2
(February 1941): 6
4 "National Defense and the Future of Profits,"
Business Week (August 16, 1941): 26-38
5 Reconversion - The Job Ahead (N.Y.: Public Affairs
Committee, Inc., 1944); Public Affairs Pamphlet
no. 94
6 Reconversion series in The Philadelphia Record
(August 1945)
7 "Charts Should Tell a Story," Journal of the American
Statistical Association v. 40 (September 1945):
342-350
8 "Five Ways the Economist Can Serve Top Management
in Business," Sales Management v.55, no.9
(November 1, 1945): 177-184
9 "The Economic Consequences of Atomic Power,"
manuscript, 1945
10 Draft articles, 1945-1946
11 Short articles in The Philadelphia Almanack and
The Philadelphia Business Almanack, 1945-1946
12 Articles in The Saturday Evening Post, 1945-1946
13 "Make the Figures Tell a Story!" The Controller
v.14, no.5 (May 1946): 363-265
14 "The Business Outlook -- 1947 and Beyond,"
The Balance Sheet vol.15, no.4 (December
1946): 1-3
15- The Philadelphia Record strike -- notes and drafts,
17 ca. 1946
Box Folder
159 18 Philadelphia Stock Exchange "Test" (1946)
160 19 J.A. Livingston and Beverly M. Bowie, "An Outside
Look at Wharton," The Philadelphia Gazette v. 45,
no. 5 (January 1947): 7-13
20 "The CIO's Prestige Hurt by Dubious Statistics,"
Saturday Evening Post (March 22, 1947)
21 "High Prices Are Here to Stay" (October 1947)
22 "Needed: Postwar Facts vs. Prewar Prejudices"
(January 1948)
23 Draft article for Washington Post Fifteenth
Anniversary edition (June 13, 1948)
24 "What's Wrong with the Steel Market?" (1948)
25 "The Irresistible Stern vs. the Immovable Guild:
a Management-Labor Tragedy" (ca.1948)
26 "How to Treat the Public - I: The Right Way,"
Railway Progress v.3, no.1 (March 1949): 28-29
27 "'Have a Pleasant Trip, Folks'...and Conductor
Klacsman Really Means It,'" The Pullman News
(July 1949): n.p.
28 "Alice Demands F.O.B. Postage to Stop Frank
Discrimination," Construction Equipment News,
vol.16, no.7 (July 1950): 28
29 "How Wrong Can Economists Be?" The Reporter
(May 26, 1953): 18-19
30 "Your Press Relations," Banking (July 1953): 11
31 "Econics [sic] in Aurora" (April 1954)
32 "Economic Research and Public Policy," vol.45, no.2
(May 1955): 296-312
33- Fulbright Senate Committee Investigation of Stock
34 Market, 1955, drafts and notes
161 35 "What's Wrong with the Top U.S. Economists..."
Newsweek (October 30, 1956): 78-79
36 "Can Russia Overtake the United States in Industrial
Production? A Country of Contrasts," Vital
Speeches of the Day vol.23, no.4 (December 1,
1956): 107-111
37 "Consumerism -- Latest Economic Frontier," Western
World no.3 (July 1957): 46-51
38 "L'era del Comumatore," Mercurio (9-15 Dicembre
1957): 23-27
Box Folder
161 39 "How Wrong Can Economists Be?" in Sales Forecasting
Tools and Techniques Special Conference Handbook
(N.Y.: American Management Association, Inc.,
1957): 32-37
40 Rockefeller Brothers Fund Special Report IV,
The Challenge to America: Its Economic and
Social Aspects (Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday &
Company, Inc., 1958) and related correspondence
41 "The American System vs. Soviet Growth," published
as "Growth for Growth's Sake?" in Challenge, vol.3,
no.2 (1959): 37-42
42 "Consumer Credit and Where is it Taking Us?"
The Credit World vol.48, no.7 (April 1960):
10-11
43 "Stock Options -- An Editor Makes a Stinging
Rebuttal," Barron's (July 24, 1961)
44 "What's Wrong with Financial Reporting?"
The Journal of Accountancy vol.112, no.2
(August 1961): 28-29
45 "The Coupon Bond -- Let's Register!," Local
Government Law Service Letter, vol.13, no.5
(May 1963)
46 "The Business Outlook: Don't Sneer at the P.R.
Man; He's an Arm of the Fourth Estate"
(June 9, 1964)
162 47 "The Business Outlook: Checkbooks Hold No Terror
for Supermarket Shoppers" (June 30, 1964)
48 Communications Satellite Corporation (COMSAT):
prospectus, notes (1964)
49 Drafts of "The Powerful Pull of the Dollar" (1964)
50 "The Business Outlook" over-the-counter quotations
(January-February 1965)
51 "The Business Outlook" article on the Burroughs
Corporation (March-April 1965)
52 "The Business Outlook: Why Applause Prevailed at
Texas Gulf Meeting" (April 27, 1965)
53 "A Financial Editor Looks at State and Local
Government Finance," Municipal Finance Officers
Association of the U.S. and Canada Special
Bulletin 1965B (September 1?, 1965)
54 "Memo to P.A.s: Now's the Time to Roll with
Prices," Publisher's Weekly (September 23, 1965)
Box Folder
162 54 "Gold and the Dollar: A Crisis in the Making?"
"The Strength of the Dollar," Lecture for United
States Information Agency (1965)
55 "Who Owns U.S. Corporation?" Brochure for United
States Information Agency (1966)
Research notes and related correspondence (1966)
56 "In This Age of Goof-off Recession as a Dirty Word,"
Bulletin of the Robert Morris Associates, vol. 49, no. 8
(April 1967): 49-59
57 "Prospect" article for The Philadelphia Bulletin due
July 24, 1967
58 Drafts and notes on "The New Economics"
(ca. 1964-1967)
163 59 Publisher's Weekly draft articles (1969)
60 "U of P Lost $3,030,000 on its Penn Central Stock,"
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin (June 23, 1970)
61 "The Business Outlook: Philadelphia Broker's Story:
Did Butcher Obey Wall St. Rule in Selling Penn
Central Stock -- Clients and Customers First?"
(ca. December, 1970)
62 Publisher's Weekly draft article (1970)
63 "Hedges for the Prudent Man," Saturday Review
(March 6, 1971): 19-20
64 Elizabeth P. Farrell material for J.A. Livingston
column dated May 2, 1971
65 "J.A. Livingston Economic Glossary" (October 1971)
66 Miscellaneous writing drafts and notes (1970-1971)
67 "Let's Make the Sponsors Watch Those TV Commercials"
(November 1972)
164 68 "Schools: Deficit Financing Problem Poses Services
Dilemma for the City's Banks," The Philadelphia
Inquirer (January 7, 1973)
69 "Inflation: Why?" in DuPont Context, vol. 2, no.3
(1973): 2-5
70 "A Box of Earth ... What Exile Means for
Solzhenitsyn,," (March 3, 1974)
71 "Dear Mr. President: Risk Recession to Battle
Inflation" (August 14, 1974)
72 "The Business Outlook: articles on Executive Pay
(March 1975)
73 "Drexel building: a threatened architectural
treasure" (March 20, 1975)
Box Folder
164 74 "Progress at the Summit," The Philadelphia
Inquirer editorial (November 20, 1975)
75 "All Roads Lead to a Toll Booth," The Philadelphia
Inquirer op-ed page (December 11, 1975)
76 "Headache No. 14," Du Pont Context, vol. 4, no. 2
(1975): 10-11
77 Armstrong Cork Company notes and research materials
(ca. 1975)
78 Article regarding the Pennsylvania Electric
Company (PECO) (March 1976)
165 79 Article regarding Philadelphia's fiscal crisis
(May 9, 1976)
80 Notes relating to article about Nathan Cronheim
(1976)
81 Lincoln Bank article research materials (1976)
82 "A new Wanamaker - w/a menu," The Philadelphia
Inquirer (September 25, 1977)
83 "The Business Outlook: U.S. has become a second-class
industrial nation," The Philadelphia Inquirer
(December 21, 1977)
84 Research notes for Du Pont Context article (1977)
85 "The Delicate Art of Plucking the Geese," Du Pont
Context, vol. 6, no. 3 (1977): 14-16
86 Notes on Edward J. Piszek (ca. 1977)
87 "Tax break isn't a tax break, The Philadelphia
Inquirer op-ed page (February 6, 1978)
88 Notes for column dated July 12, 1978
about Louis Wolfson
89 Material for Sanders-Mellon column dated
November 6, 1978
166 90 "An Idea Whose Time Hadn't Come," [re: Stock Market
Crash of 1929] Today: The Inquirer Magazine
(October 28, 1979): 18
91 Society of Friends (Quakers) research materials
regarding South Africa divestment (1979)
92 "Reagan should de-indulge us with de-indexation"
(December 24, 1980)
93 "Ideas: The Past, the 1980's, the Future,"
Du Pont Context, vol. 9, no. 2 (1980): 1-5
Interview with Irving S. Shapiro
94- Statistical Abstract Centennial Commission research
102 materials (1979-1980)
Box Folder
166 103 "Bearer Bond Holders" notes and correspondence
(1981)
167 104 "Reaganomics: Antidote for the Past that Didn't
Work," Du Pont Context, vol. 10, no. 2 (1981):
2-5
105 "Mike Schmidt Case:" notes for column on Brooks Shoe
vs. Nike (1980-1981)
106 Notes relating to J.A. Livingston interview with
Harry A. Jacobs, Jr. (February 1982)
107 Notes and correspondence relating to J.A.
Livingston's Otto Hansen column (August 24, 1983)
108 "The deceptions of tax shelters," The Philadelphia
Inquirer (December 21, 1983)
109 Notes and clippings on Nikolai Dmitrievich (1892-
ca.1930) for "The 80's: The Dangerous Decade"
(1983)
110 Notes for Balanced Budget Bill article, 1985
111 "Business Outlook: the birth of an industry
[specialty advertising]," October 1, 1986
112 "Bull Market" columns, 1986
113 Preferred credit line (debt) information
and columns, 1986
114 Mastercard column, February 23?, 1987
115 "Business Outlook: Anxiety grows with economy,"
The Philadelphia Inquirer, June 7, 1987
168 116 Laurence B. Krause materials for "Business
Outlook: Will the Dollar Yield to the Yen?"
(November 25, 1987)
117 "The Saving Zone," notes (1987)
118 "Business Outlook," drafts of Adam Smith columns
(ca.1987)
119 "The Business Outlook" (January 4, 1989)
NCNB, Wilmington Trust, National Bank of Detroit
120 "Business Outlook: The graying of America"
(February 19, 1989)
121 Miscellaneous sayings, stories, aphorisms,
quotations, and doggerel (undated)
122 Miscellaneous undated writing fragments
Box Folder Writings: Book Research and Manuscripts
169 The American Stockholder:
Two marked copies of J.A. Livingston,
The American Stockholder (Philadelphia and New
York: J.B. Lippincott Company, 1958)
One copy of The American Stockholder new
revised edition (New York: Collier Books,
1963)
1-2 Announcements, comments, reviews
3 Clippings, 1958
4 Observations by Andrew T. Court
5 Louis D. Gilbert re: sales and promotion,
1957-1959
6 Japanese translation, 1958-1961
7 Error in book re: the "late" George T. Washington
8 Revisions, 1961-1962
170 9-12 Typescript draft
The American Stockholder research and notes:
171 13-14 Allegheny Corporation
15 Alliance of Independent Telephone Unions vs.
A.T.& T.
16-17 American Telephone and Telegraph Company
(A.T.& T.)
18 Celanese Corporation of America
19 "Compensation of Officers"
20 Corporation, background of concept
21 "Corporate Democracy"
172 22 Correspondence
23 Ford Motor Company
24 Gilbert, Louis D.
25 "Investment Company Act"
26 The Kimmel Review
27 Law suits
28 Long dividend stocks
29 Loss, Louis
30-31 Montgomery Ward & Company
32 Ibid., Annual Meeting; Avery-Wolfson
33 Ibid., Louis Wolfson
173 34-39 New York Central Railroad
Box Folder
174 40-41 New York Stock Exchange
42 Public Relations and meetings
43 Securities Exchange Commission (SEC)
44 Soss, Wilma, and Women Stockholders
45 Statistics of Income
46 "Institutional Investors"
47 "Stockholder Fights"
175 48 "Indifference of Stockholders"
49 Stockholders miscellaneous
50 Numbers of stockholders
51 Stockholder organizations
52 Transure & Williams
53 U.S. vs. Provident & Central Penn
Ballard, Spaher, Andrews & Ingersoll
54 Unlisted securities
55 Venner, Clarence
Oversize
176 56 Indifference of stockholders
57 Typescript drafts
East-West Trade Book Manuscript:
177 58 Outline, 1964
59 Chapter 1, 1965
60 Chapter 1 and miscellaneous, ca.1965
61-52 Research notes
Writings: Chess
Chess columns -- clippings, reprints, photocopies:
178 1 1973
2 1974
3 1975
4 1976
5 1977
6 1978
7 1979
8 1980
179 9 1981
10 1982
11 1983
12 1984
13 1985
Box Folder
179 14 1986
15 1987
16 1988
17 1989
18 1990
Chess general correspondence:
180 19 1973
20 1974
21 1975
22 1976-1977
23 1978-1979
24 1980-1983
25 1984-1985
26 1986-1988
27 1989 and undated
181 28 "CHESSCHOP" trademark correspondence, 1973
29 Solicitations for syndication, 1973-1974
30 Spadea Syndicate invoices, royalties, correspondence
31 Editors Press Service, Inc. invoices, royalties,
correspondence
32 Philadelphia Inquirer inter-office communications
33 Correspondence, Pergammon Press, Ltd.
34 Ibid., Homer Sharp
35 Ibid., Juhan Kangur
36 Ibid., Fidelity Electronics, Ltd.
37 Ibid., Arthur Earle
38 Ibid., Stanley Anderson, Holmesby Prison Chess Club
39 Ibid., United States Chess Federation
40 J.A. Livingston mini-reviews for Philadelphia
Inquirer, November 25, 1984
41 J.A. Livingston review of Richard Eales, Chess:
The History of a Game and William Harston,
The Kings of Chess, December 8, 1985
42 Chess Journalists of America Awards, 1985 entry
43 Ibid., Honorable Mention, 1985
44 Ibid., June 1986 entry
Box Folder
181 45 J.A. Livingston review of Gary Kasparov's KASPAROV-
London-Leningrad Championship Games, December 13,
1987
46 Letters regarding copies of chess columns mailed to
publishers of books quoted, 1974-1989
47 Chess editorial, Philadelphia Inquirer, March 28,
1975
48 Ibid., April 5, 1975
182 49 Drafts of article submitted to Newsweek, 1974
50 Chess Federation membership cards, 1979-1980
51 Chess catalogs
52 Chess magazines and booklet
53 Re: Gambione-Leight International, 1973
54 Karpov-Korchnoi 1978 Match
55 "Chess information"
56 Re: Leroy DuBerk, "Chess Helps and Encourages
Students to Succeed," (1988)
57 Chess match schedules, 1973-1989
58 Requests for "Algebraic System of Notation," 1989
Writings: Book Reviews
183 1 Review of Gardner C. Means, The Corporate Revolution
in America in The Annals of the American Academy of
Political and Social Science, vol. 347 (May 1963):
190-191
2 David Cushman Coyle, Breakthrough to the Great
Society in American Book Review (1965): 15
3 L.L.L. Golden, Only by Public Consent: American
Corporations Search for Favorable Opinion in
The Saturday Review (January 13, 1968)
4 Milovan Djilas, Memoir of a Revolutionary in
The Philadelphia Inquirer (May 6, 1973)
5 Oliver Pilat, Drew Pearson: An Unauthorized
Biography, in The Philadelphia Inquirer
(May 20, 1973)
6 Paul Erdman, The Billion Dollar Sure Thing, in
The Philadelphia Inquirer (November 11, 1973)
7 Virginia Cowles, The Rothschilds, in The Philadelphia
Inquirer (July 16, 1973)
8 Merlo J. Pusey, Eugene Meyer, in The Philadelphia
Inquirer (December 22, 1974)
9 Martin Mayer, The Bankers, in The Philadelphia
Inquirer (March 2, 1975)
Box Folder
183 10 Bruce Mazlish, James and John Stuart Mill, in The
Philadelphia Inquirer (April 27, 1975)
11 Money: Where it Came, Where it Went, in The
Philadelphia Inquirer (September 14, 1975)
12 Robert G. Kaiser, Russia: The People and The Power,
and Hedrick Smith, The Russians, in The
Philadelphia Inquirer (February 8, 1976)
13 Robert L. Heilbroner, Beyond Boom and Crash, in
The Philadelphia Inquirer (October 15, 1978)
184 14 Martin N. Cohen, ed., The Letters of Lewis Carroll,
in The Philadelphia Inquirer (July 22, 1979)
15 Felix Morley, For the Record (September 9, 1979)
16 Abbott Gleason, Young Russia: The Genesis of Russian
Radicalism in the 1860s (April 13, 1980)
17 Nikolai N. Mikhailov, Russia: The Land and the People
of the Soviet Union, in The Philadelphia Inquirer
(July 13, 1980)
18 Clarence J. Hylander, The Macmillan Wildflower Book,
Review by Rosalie Livingston (August 17, 1980)
19 Robert K. Massie, Peter the Great, and Alex de Jonge,
Fire and Water (October 19, 1980)
20 Thomas M. Humphrey, Essays on Inflation
(November 9, 1980)
21 Herman Kahn, The Coming Boom (1982), in
The Philadelphia Inquirer (September 12, 1982)
22 Anthony Sampson, The Changing Anatomy of Britain
(May 15, 1983)
23 Geoffrey Wheatcroft, The Rand Lords (1986), in
The New York Times Book Review (March 30, 1986)
24 Robert Skidelsky, John Maynard Keynes: Hopes
Betrayed, 1883-1920, in The Fort Worth
Star-Telegram (August 31, 1986)
25 Philip Ziegler, The Sixth Great Power, in The Fort
Worth Star-Telegram (February 3, 1989)
26 Derek Wilson, Rothschild: The Wealth and Power
of a Dynasty, in The Fort Worth
Star-Telegram (1989)
27 Book Review Correspondence 1964-1989
Box Folder Writings: Clippings and reprints
"Business Outlook":
185 1 List of "Business Outlook" articles, 1947-1958 [Box temp. mislayed]
2 Ibid., 1958-1970
186 3 "Minding Your Business," April 8-October 9, 1947
4 October 14-December 1947
5 1947
6 January-June 1948
7 Ibid.
8 July-December 1948
9 Subject list of articles for 1948
187 10 January-June 1949
11 July-December 1949
12 1949
13 January-June 1950
14 July-December 1950
15 January-June 1951
188 16 July-December 1951
17 January-June 1952
18 July-December 1952
19 January-June 1953
20 July-December 1953
189 21 January-June 1954
22 July-December 1954
23 January-June 1955
24 July-December 1955
25 January-June 1956
26 July-December 1956
190 27 January-June 1957
28 July-December 1957
29 January-June 1958
30 July-December 1958
31 May-June 1959
32 July-December 1959
191 33 January-June 1960
34 July-December 1960
35 January-June 1961
36 July-December 1961
37 January-June 1962
Box Folder
192 38 July-December 1962
39 January-June 1963
40 July-December 1963
41 January-June 1964
42 July-December 1964
43 January-June 1965
193 44 July-December 1965
45 January-June 1966
46 July-December 1966
47 January-June 1967
48 July-December 1967
194 49 January-June 1968
50 July-December 1968
51 January-June 1969
52 July-December 1970
195 53 January-June 1971
54 July-December 1971
55 January-June 1972
56 July-December 1972
57 January-June 1973
58 July-December 1973
196 59 January-June 1974
60 July-December 1974
61 January-June 1975
62 July-December 1975
63 January-June 1975
64 July-December 1975
65 January-June 1975
66 July-December 1975
67 January-June 1976
68 July-December 1976
197 69 January-June 1977
70 July-December 1977
71 January-June 1978
72 July-December 1978
73 January-June 1979
74 July-December 1979
Box Folder
198 75 January-June 1980
76 July-December 1980
77 January-June 1981
78 July-December 1981
79 January-June 1982
80 July-December 1982
199 81 January-June 1983
82 July-December 1983
83 January-June 1984
84 July-December 1984
85 January-June 1985
86 July-December 1985
87 January-June 1986
88 July-December 1986
89 January-June 1986
90 July-December 1986
200 91 January-June 1987
92 July-December 1987
93 January-June 1988
94 July-December 1988
95 January-June 1989
96 July-December 1989
Business Outlook Subject Clippings:
201 97 Economics, 1963-1964
98 Ibid., 1965
99 Ibid., 1966
100 Ibid., 1967
101 E-Bonds
202 102 The Federal Reserve and Interest Rates, 1948-1964
103 Ibid., 1965-1969
104 Silver
105 Stock Markets and the Securities and Exchange
Commission (SEC), 1955-1967
106 Ibid., 1968-1969
203 107 Stock options
108 Tax reform
109 Wall Street
110 Ibid.
111 Conglomerates
Box Folder
203 112 U.S. companies, A-B
113 Ibid., C-G
114 Ibid., I-U
204 115- Europe, the United States, Gold and the Dollar
117
118 Europe and the United States
119 Europe "Forty Years After the Crash [of 1929]"
120 The European Community (EC)
205 121 Canada
122 Mexico
123 The American Midwest
124 United States-Soviet relations
125 "The Soviet Challenge," July 1956
Miscellaneous Clippings and Reprints:
206 126 1945
127 Philadelphia Record, 1946
128 "The Business Outlook," clippings from
syndicated newspapers, 1946
129 Washington Post, 1945-1947
130 1947-1949
131 "Special News Bulletin" on English pound devaluation,
1949
132 Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, 1949
133 "America's Stake in the British Crisis," 1949
134 Washington Post, 1948-1956
135 1953
136 Clippings of J.A. Livingston articles mentioning
Standard Oil Company, 1954
137 "Four Columns Answering the Stock Market
Questionnaire sent out on February 1, 1955, by
Senator J.W. Fulbright..."
138 "The Kennedy Crash: Analysis of Market Drop,
May 28-29, 1962," June 6-10, 1962
207 139 "Business Week Reports to Executives," reprints,
1937-1939
140 Business Week, November 23, 1940, with supplement
141 Business Week clippings, 1941-1945
142 Purchasing Week, 1964
143 Purchasing Week, 1966-1970
Box Folder
208 144 1947-1949
145 1950-1959
146 1960-1969
147 1970-1979
Reprints:
209 148 "The Common Market: New World Force in the Making"
(1962)
149 "The Powerful Pull of the Dollar" (1964)
150 "Gold and the Dollar: a Crisis in the Making?"
(1966)
151 "Gold vs. the Dollar" (1968)
152 "Money: a New Epoch" (1969)
153 "Britain Against Itself" (1974) and "Great
Britain in Adversity" (1977)
154 "The Decline of the Dollar: An American Tragedy"
(1978)
155 "South Africa: In the Throes of Change" (1978)
156 "The 80's: The Dangerous Decade" (1983)
Writings: Subject files
General Subject files:
210 1 Business and the Press
2 Newspaper economics
3 Corporate morality
4 Entrepreneurs
5 Ethics and Business
6 Ibid.
7 Ford Motor Company
8 Inflation
9 Nuclear Energy
10 Standards
11 Tax Exempt Bonds
211 12 The Federal Reserve vs. the Treasury Department,
1948-1951
13 Ibid., 1950-1954
14 The Federal Reserve reform controversy, 1964-1965
15 Ibid., 1965-1969
16 The Federal Reserve discount mechanism, 1965-1968
17 The Labor-Management Relations Act, 1971
Includes Labor Under German Democracy: Arbitration,
1918-1933
18 Social Security, 1954-1967
Box Folder
212 19 Diamonds: research materials
20 Gold: research materials
21 Ibid.
22 Steel Contract (1965)
23 Steel disputes
24 Ibid.
25 Steel Labor dispute (1959)
26 Ibid.
27 Steel prices (1962)
213 28 Central banks
29 Debt and the Deficit
30 Economic forecasts: methods, 1961, 1965-1966
31 Short-term economic forecasts, 1961-1966
32 Ibid., 1966-1968
33 Long-term economic forecasts, 1964-1967
214 34 Food chain stores and supermarkets
35 Food prices and trading stamps, 1953-1956
36 Ibid., 1956-1957
37 Ibid., 1957-1965
215 38 Balance of payments
39 Ibid.
40 Bond certificates in Denmark
41 Euro-Dollar market
42 Foreign exchange
43 Group of Ten Countries
South Africa Divestment:
216 44 Albion College Divestment (1988-1989)
45- Correspondence and notes
48
49 Printed materials
People, A-Z:
217 50 Anderson, Robert B,
51 Avery, Andrew
"The Communist Fifth Column" (1946)
52 Bakke, E. Wight
"Role of Collective Bargaining in a
Competitive Society" (undated
Box Folder
217 53 Bernstein, Edward M.
54 Ibid.
55 Bopp, Karl R.
56 Burns, Arthur F.
57 Cabinet of President George Bush
58 Campbell, Alex N.
59 Clague, Ewan
60 Cohen, Edwin S.
"A New Decade for Taxes and the Search for
Simplification" (1970)
61 Cone, Frederick
"Notes on Forecasting of Gross National Product
with Special Reference to the Reconversion
Period" (ca.1946)
62 Cushman, Edward L.
"Cooperation or Catastrophe: The Challenge to
Management and Labor," Wayne State University
(1981)
63 Dickinson, William B.
"The Newspaper in Transition" (November 16, 1966)
64 Eaton, Cyrus S.
65 Eisenpreis, Alfred
66 Feldstein, Martin S.
67 Freeman, Orville
68 Friend, Irwin
"The Economic Consequences of the Stock Market"
(1972)
69 Galbraith, John Kenneth (1965)
70 Gilbert, Lewis D.
71 GLS Corporation, 1986-1987
72 Gould, Leslie
218 73 Halleck, Seymour L.
"Psychiatric Treatment of the Alienated
College Student" [ca.1967]
74 Heller, Walter W.
75 Homsey, Anton E.
Re: Expulsion from the New York Stock Exchange
76 Humphrey, George M.
77 Jacobsen, Per
78 Keynes, John Maynard
79 Keyserling, Leon
80 Kieffer, Chester L. (January 1948)
81 Klimm, Lester E.
Box Folder
218 82 Lewis, John L.
83 Loss, Louis
84 Martin, William McChesney, Jr.
85 McCormick, Edward T.
86 Carroll McEntee & McGinley, Inc.,
and Carmclay Corporation
87 Meyer, Eugene
88 Gunnar, Myrdal
89 McPhail, Russell
90 Perloe, Victor
91 Pick, Franz
92 Platt, Henry M.
"Economic Indicators: Their Use in
Business Forecasting" (1959)
93 Porter, Sylvia
94 Robert Rich & Bison Baseball, Inc.
95 Rich Product Corporation (1988)
219 96 Robertson, Sir Dennis
97 Rueff, Jacques
98 Scott, D.R.
99 Thanhauser, Robert
100 Varga, Eugene S.
101 Volcker, Paul
Research notes for article (1986), and undated
102 Weinberg, Sidney J.
103 Winnans, R. Foster, Jr. (1984)
Research notes for article
104 Wirsig, Woodrow
Legal Cases:
220 105 Lorenz v. Watson, Birion & Co. (1965-1966)
106 Securities and Exchange Commission cases, 1966-1968
107 Penn Central Railroad merger and bankruptcy,
Board of Directors meeting (1969)
108-109 "Hartwell Case" (1969-1970 and undated)
110 SEC v. Robinson & Co., Inc. and Robert Robertson
(1970)
Box Folder
Trips and Geographical Files
221 1 England 1949, general correspondence
2 Ibid., courtesy letters
3 Ibid., notes
4-5 Ibid., introductions
6 Printed materials
7-9 United States, October 1951
222 9-10 Ibid.
11-12 San Francisco, May 1952
Financial Analysts Meeting
13 Canada, January 1953
223 14 United States Mid-West, May 1954
15 Ibid.
16- Russia/Soviet Union, Summer 1956
19
20 American Economists Association Convention,
Philadelphia, December 27, 1957
21 Financial Analysts Convention, Los Angeles,
May 19-22, 1958
224 22 Mexico, 1960
23 Europe, Soviet Union, 1962
24 Ibid., 1962-1963
25 Munich, June-July 1963
"Eastern Europe Assignment,"
July 25-October 1964:
225 26 Expenses
27 Cards
28-30 Correspondence and notes
31-32 Ibid., Germany
33-34 Follow-up letters
226 35-36 Hawaii, October 4-16, 1965
Europe, 1966:
37 France
38 Italy
39 England
40 Netherlands
41 Spain
42-43 General, May 18-June 12, 1966
Box Folder
227 44 Portugal, February 16-March 2, 1967
45-46 Montreal EXPO 67, October 2-4, 1967
47-48 San Juan, St. Croix, St. Thomas,
November 18-December 3, 1967
Europe, March 21-May 6, 1968:
228 49 Brussels, Rome
50 Copenhagen
51 Stockholm
52 Bonn, Frankfurt
53 Zurich, Basel
54 Paris
55 London
56 General receipts and miscellany
57 Miscellany
Europe, May-August 1969:
58 Brussels
59 Amsterdam
60 Copenhagen
61 Germany
62 Vienna
63 Rome
64 Zurich
65 Paris
66 London
67 General miscellany
68 Notes
Trans-World, June-August 1971:
229 69 Seoul, Korea
70 Tapei, Taiwan
71 Korea and Taiwan, notes
72 Manila, Philippines
73 Hong Kong
74 Sydney
75 Singapore
76 Bangkok
77 New Delhi
78 Moscow
79 London
80 Flight outline, correspondence, notes
81-83 Correspondence, notes, drafts
Box Folder
International Monetary Fund Group of Ten Meeting,
Washington, D.C., September 1971
Europe, May 17 - June 18, 1973:
230 84-85 Scotland
86-87 Paris International Monetary Conference
88-90 Correspondence, notes, drafts
91 "Letters Pertaining to London trip, 1974"
92-93 Great Britain, 1974: correspondence, notes,
ephemera
231 94 "Letters Pertaining to London trip,
June 8-22, 1975"
95 IMF Conference, Amsterdam, June 1975
96 Ibid., correspondence
97 Israel, 1975
98 "London Correspondence, 1977"
99 Wilton Park, England, February 1978
100 "Letters sent to Europe after Trip, 1978"
South Africa, October 1978
101 Paris and London, May-June 1979
South Africa reprints, 1978-1979
232 102 Great Britain, April-May 1981: expenses
103 London-Scotland, April-May 1981
104- Great Britain, April-May 1981:
105 correspondence and notes
106 Europe, Fall 1982
107 France and England, June-August 1983
108 Israel, April-May 1988
233 Miscellaneous journals and trip-related
address books:
Journal, England, 1949
Address book, England, 1949
Short-hand notebooks, undated:
Australia
Hong Kong
Japan
Mexico
Taiwan
Box Folder
233 Loose Red vinyl telephone book, 11-ring clip binder,
A-Z, undated
Gray steel telephone and address file,
3" x 5" cards, A-Z, undated
Photographic Prints and Slides
234 1 Photograph (print) of President Harry S Truman with
Wage Stabilization Board officials George W.
Taylor, Nathan Feinsegger, and Fred Bullen
(AP, August 29, 1951)
2 Photograph (print) of officers of the Society of
American Business Writers: J.A. Livingston,
Eugene Miller, Ben Schiffman, and George Arris
(May 1965)
3 Photograph (print) of J.A. Livingston with
President Lyndon Baines Johnson (ca.1965)
4 Six photographs (prints) of J.A. Livingston,
Helen M. Case, and mutual funds letters
(June 1964 and August 1967)
5 Promotional glossy for "Business Outlook by J.A.
Livingston" (ca.1974)
6 Two photographs (prints) of J.A. Livingston with
one woman and three men, unidentified (University
of Michigan News Service, n.d.)
7 Photographic portrait (print) of William F. Boericke
(Underhill Studios, Philadelphia, n.d.)
8 "Man and His Gold:" 24 color slides with paper guide
(n.d.)
9 Reel-to-reel unidentified tape reel in box
10 Livingston Letterhead sheets
11 One artifact
