WILLIAM R. CASTLE PAPERS
The papers of William R. Castle, Jr., Undersecretary of State and Ambassador
to Japan in the Herbert Hoover Administration, were given to the Herbert Hoover
Presidential Library in April, 1970, by his grandsons: Donald F. Winslow; David C.
Winslow; and Alan F. Winslow.
Linear feet of shelf space occupied: 11.31
Approximate number of items: 19,400
Literary rights in the unpublished writings of William R. Castle, Jr. in these
papers, and in other collections of papers in the custody of the United States of
America, have been dedicated to the public.
Notice published in Prologue,Fall, 1970.
Notice published in NUCMC MS 72-1437
Biographical Note
1878
Born, Honolulu, Hawaii
1900
A.B., Harvard
1900-13
Asst. Dean, Harvard College
1917-19
Director, Bureau of Communications, National American Red Cross
1919
Special Assistant, Department of State
1921-27
Chief, Division of Western European Affairs,Department of State
1927
Assistant Secretary of State
1930
Ambassador to Japan during period of Naval Arms Conference, London
1931-33
Under-Secretary of State
1932
LL.D., University Rochester
1935
D.C.L. University of South
1935-41
Overseer, Harvard University
1936
M.B.A., Bryant Business College
1937
Aide to Republican National Chairman Hamilton
1945-52
President, Garfield Memorial Hospital, Washington, D. C.
1963
Died (October 13, 1963) Washington, D. C.
Author:
The Green Vase, 1912;
Hawaii, Past and Present, 1913;
The Pillar of Sand, 1914;
Wake Up America, 1916
Description of Series
Boxes Series
1-14
Countries Correspondence File - 1920-1961
14 containers. Bound (1921-1925) and
unbound correspondence (1921-1933) between
Mr. Castle and the legation office in
various countries. Arranged alphabetically
by countries.
Where bound correspondence includes more
than one country, it is filed under the
first country; the container list gives
a cross reference, indicating where
the material may be found.
Under each country is a list of persons
represented in that correspondence file.
15-23
Subject File - ca 1927-1968 (mainly 1930-32)
9 containers. Correspondence, memoranda
of conversations, reports, telegrams,
lists, pamphlets, and telephone conver-
sations. The folders are alphabetically
arranged by subject. The material is
arranged either alphabetically or
chronologically within folders.
24-25
Name File - ca 1927-1951 (mainly 1930-32)
2 containers. Mostly correspondence to
and from Mr. Castle with a few clippings
and booklets. Chronologically arranged
by days within folders.
26-36
Articles and Speeches File 1919-1952
11 containers. Typewritten, reading,
printed, mimeograph and tearsheet copies.
of articles and speeches of Wm. R. Castle, Jr.
Chronologically arranged except, for 2 boxes
of undated materials arranged alphabetically
by subject and 2 boxes of an -undated and
untitled manuscript original and a xerox
copy.
37
Calendar File - Nov.28, 1927-Dec. 31, 1932
1 container. 7 bound volumes of
appointments by the hour with an index
for each year.
38
Clippings File - 1917-1951
3 containers. Clippings from newspapers
and magazines in a chronological
arrangement. The material relates to
Wm. R. Castle, Jr. and his activities.
Included are 4 scrapbooks of mounted
clippings, 1929-1934.
Countries Correspondence File
Box Contents
1
ALBANIA - 1927 - 1928
Hart, Charles C.
ARGENTINA - 1926 - 1930
Bliss, Robert W.
Jay, Peter A.
AUSTRALIA - 1926
Garrels, Arthur
AUSTRIA - 1925 - 1927
Newton, Miss Caroline
Washburn., Albert H.
White, Mr.
AUSTRIA - 1928 - 1929
Burton, Theodore E.
Greene, Elbridge Gerry
Polk, Frank L.
Reed, David A.
Thayer, Mrs. B.
Washburn, Albert H.
Wright, Butler
BELGIUM - 1923-1925
Daniels, Thomas L.
Phillips, William
BELGIUM - 1925 - 1927
Gibson, Hugh
Phillips, William
Williams, Herbert 0.
BELGIUM - 1928
Gibson, Hugh
BELGIUM - 1929 - 1930
Gibson, Hugh
Gibson, Mrs. Hugh
2
BELGIUM - Jan. - July 1931
Gibson, Hugh
Lowery, Alan J.
Mayer, Ferdinand
BELGIUM - Aug. 1931 - June 1932
Gibson, Hugh
Armour, Allison
Lowery. Alan J.
Mayer, Ferdinand
Rickard, Edgar
BELGIUM - July 1932 - 1933
Gibson, Hugh
BOLIVIA - 1928 - 1932
Kaufman, David E.
Norweb, Harry
BRAZIL -1922
Blair, Percy
CANADA - 1927 - 1928
Akerson, George
Massey, Vincent
Mayer, Ferdinand L.
Phillips, William
CANADA - 1929 - 1932
Boal, Pierre de L.
Easley, Ralph M.
Frost, Wesley
MacNider, Hanford
Mayer, Fredinand L.
Newson, H. Dorsey
Phillips, William
CHILE - 1928 - 1929
Culbertson, W. S.
Lay, Julius G.
CHINA - 1927 - 1933
Buisseret, Francois de
Jenkins, Douglas
Johnson, Nelson T.
Mayer, Ferdinand L.
Woods, Colonel Arthur
COLOMBIA - 1927
Matthews, H. Freeman
CZECHOSLAVAKIA - 1920 - 1925
See Also: Hungary (Bound)
Blair, Percy
Causey, W. B.
Crane, Richard
Einstein, Lewis
Frazier, A. H.
Grew, Joseph
Howard, William
Hulshot, Albert
Klein, Julius
MacNider, Hanford
Owen, Percy
Schoenfeld, H. F. A.
Washburn, Albert H.
White, J. C.
Wright, J. Butler
CZECHOSLQVAKIA - 1925 - 1930
Einstein, Lewis
Rathshesky, Abraham C.
DENMARK 1921 - 1930
Brun, C.
Dodge, H. Percival
Grew, Joseph
Prince, John D.
Wiley, John C.
EGYPT - 1929 - 1931
Gunther, Frank It.
Jardine, W. W.
3
ENGLAND - 1920 - 1925 (Bound)
Beal, Boylston A.
Blair, Percy
Dolbeare, Frederick
Dumont, Frederick T. F.
Could, Herbert S.
Harvey, George
Hibbard, Frederick P.
Kellogg, Frank B.
LeClercq, F. D. K.
Skinner, Robert P.
Sterling, Frederick A.
Wheeler, Post
Wright, J. Butler
ENGLAND - 1924 - Aug. 1925
Beal, Boylston A.
Blair, Percy
Houghton, Alanson B.
Queensborough, Lady
Sterling, Frederick A.
ENGLAND - Sept. - Dec. 1925
Atherton, Ray
Beal, Boylston A.
Hibbard, Frederick P.
Houghton, Alanson B.
Stearns, Frank W.
Sterling, Frederick A.
ENGLAND 1926 - Jan. - March
Atherton, Ray
Beal, Boylston A.
Blair, Percy
Houghton, Alanson B.
Sterling, Frederick A.
ENGLAND - April - July 1926
Atherton, Ray
Beal, Boylston A.
Blair, Percy
Houghton, Alanson B.
Reed, David A.
Sterling, Frederick A.
ENGLAND - Aug. - Oct. 1926
Beal, Boylston A.
Blair, Percy
Houghton, Alanson B.
Sterling, Frederick A.
ENGLAND - Nov. - Dec. 1926
Atherton, Ray
Beal, Boylston A.
Blair, Percy
Houghton, Alanson B.
Sterling, Frederick A.
4
ENGLAND - Jan. - April 1927
Atherton, Ray
Beal, Boylston A.
Cox, Raymond E.
Houghton, Alanson B.
Sterling, Frederick A.
Vansittart, R.G.
ENGLAND - May - Dec. 1927
Atherton, Ray
Beal, Boylston A.
Clark, E.T.
Houghton, Alanson B.
Vansittart, R. G.
ENGLAND - Jan. - May 1928
Atherton, Ray
Beal, Boylston A.
Belin, F. Lamont
Houghton, Alanson B.
Wilson, Thomas M.
ENGLAND - June - Dec. 1928
Atherton, Ray
Beal, Boylston A.
Belin, F. Lamont
Cox, Raymond E.
Houghton, Alanson B.
White, Wallace H. Jr.
Wilson, Thomas M.
ENGLAND - 1929
Belin, F. Lamont
Hadfield, Sir Robert A.
Kellogg, Frank B.
Lindsay, Sir Ronald
Reid, Mrs. Whitelaw (Elizabeth)
Scotten, Mr.
Vansittart, R. G.
White, Wallace H. Jr.
Wilson, Thomas
ENGLAND - 1930
Armstrong, Hamilton Fish
Atherton, Ray
Beck, William Hopking
Dawes, Charles G.
Kellogg, Frank B.
Lodge, H. Cabot
Marriner, T.
Mayer, Ferdinand
Reed, David A.
Stebbins, L. A.
Vansittart, R. G.
ENGLAND - 1931 - 1933
Atherton, Ray
Dawes, Charles G.
Dooman, E. H.
Greene, Jerome D.
Kellogg, Frank B.
Mills, Ogden
Prendergast, W. T.
Reed, David A.
Thaw, Benjamin Jr.
Vansittart, R. G.
ESTONIA - 1928
Woods, Colonel Arthur
FINLAND - 1932
Meloney, Mrs. William B.
FRANCE - 1920 - 1925 (Bound)
See Also: Belgium(Bound)
Belin, F. Lamont
Harrison, Thomas S.
Herrick, Myron T.
Hill, Ralph
Richardson, Norval
Shoecraft, Eugene
Whitehouse, Sheldon
Young, Arthur N.
FRANCE - 1923 - 1925
Frost, Wesley
Gordon, George A.
Herrick, Myron T.
Miller, G. Harlan
Rand, Elbridge D.
Richardson, Dorsey
Skinner, Robert P.
Woods, Colonel Arthur
Whitehouse, Sheldon
5
FRANCE - Jan. - Aug. 1926
Frost, Wesley
Herrick, Myron T.
Johnson, Hallett
Miller, G. Harlan
Skinner, Robert P.
Whitehouse, Sheldon
FRANCE - Sept. - Nov. 1926
Dawson, Warrington
Herrick, Myron T.
Miller, G. Harlan
Whitehouse, Sheldon
FRANCE - Dec. 1926 - May 1927
Dawson, Warrington
Dolbeare, Frederic R.
Grew, Joseph
Herrick, Myron T.
Miller, G. Harlan
Richardson, D.
Whitehouse, Sheldon
FRANCE - June - Dec. 1927
Clark, E. T.
Dawson, Warrington
Frost, Wesley
Herrick, Myron T.
Maddux, Mrs. Parker S.
Whitehouse, Sheldon
FRANCE - Jan. - June 1928
Dawson, Warrington
Gordon, George A.
Herrick, Myron T.
Herrick, Parmely
Herter, Christian
Wilson, Edwin G.
Maddux, Mrs. Parker S.
FRANCE - July 1928 - March 1929
Armour, Norman
Curtis, John T.
Dawson, Warrington
Herrick, Myron T.
Herrick, Parmely
Jusserand
Knecht, Marcel
Reed, David A.
Roosevelt, Nicholas
Wilson, Edwin G.
FRANCE - April - Dec. 1929
Armour, Norman
Gilbert, Prentiss
Gordon, George A.
Herrick, Parmely
Knecht, Marcel
Wilson, Tom
FRANCE - 1930 - 1932
Armour, Norman
Edge, Walter E.
Kellogg, Frank B.
Marriner, T.
Salisbury, Laurence E.
Taylor, William
Thaw, Benjamin, Jr.
6
GERMANY - 1920 - 1921 (Bound)
Allen, Henry T.
Bonn, Dr. M. J.
Dresel, Ellis Loring
Foster, Reggie
Harvey, George
Taylor, A. E.
Wilson, Hugh R.
GERMANY - Jan. 1922 - June 1923 (Bound)
Beehler, W. P.
Dresel, Ellis Loring
Houghton, Alanson B.
Kent, Fred I.
Newson, H. Dorsey
Norris, E. E.
Pennoyer, Richard E.
Robbins, Warren D.
GERMANY - July 1923 - 1924 (Bound)
Houghton, Alanson B.
Lowry, Alfred
Newson, Dorsey
Robbins, Warren
7
GERMANY - 1923 - Feb. 1925
Houghton, Alanson B.
Norweb, Harry
Reed, David A.
Robbins, Warren D.
Newson, H. Dorsey
GERMANY - March - Dec. 1925
Caffrey, Jefferson
Coffin, William
Hanna, Matthew E.
Hendrick, Burton J.
Robbins, Warren D.
Schurman, Jacob G.
GERMANY - 1926
Coffin, William
Neilsen, William A.
Poole, DeWitt C.
Schurman, Jacob G.
Wiley, John
Belin, F. Lamont
GERMANY - Jan. - Aug. 1927
Coffin, William
Curtis, Charles B.
Gilbert, S. Parker
Klieforth, Alfred W.
Poole, DeWitt C.
Schurman, Jacob G.
Wiley, John C.
GERMANY - Sept. 1927 - 1929
Davis, Norman H.
Gilbert, S. Parker
Hathaway, Charles J. Jr.
Klein, Julius
Poole, DeWitt C.
Schurman, Jacob G.
Wiley, John C.
Woods, Arthur
GERMANY - 1930 - 1933
Feis, Herbert
Fleming, Lamar Jr.
Gordon, George A.
Kellogg, Frank B.
Klotts, Allen T.
Lichtenstein, Walter
Sackett, Frederic M.
Villard, Oswald C.
GREECE - 1925
Laughlin, Irwin B.
HAITI - 1931
De la Rue, Sidney
HAWAII - 1926
Donovan, Colonel William
8
HUNGARY - 1920 - June 1925 (Bound)
Ambrozy, L.
"Amerikai Magyar Nepszava" Clipping
Bandholtz, Harry Hill
Brentano, Theodore
Carr, Wilbur J.
Diary, of a British Officer
Gordon, R. S. G.
Grant-Smith, Ulysses
Kebelsberg, Count Kuno,
Newson, H. Dorsey
Upson, William Ford
HUNGARY - 1923 - 1926
Curtis, Charles B.
Gordon, George A.
HUNGARY - 1927 - 1932
Akerson, George
Gordon, George A.
Roosevelt, Nicholas
Wright, Butler
INDIA - 1926 - 1928
Frazer, Robert Jr.
Lay, Julius
IRELAND - 1924 - 1931
Sterling, F.A.
Strathaway, Charles
ITALY - 1922 - 1925
See Also: Belgium (Bound)
Armour, Norman
Child, Richard Washburn
Dominian, Leon
Fletcher, Henry P.
Gunther, Franklin M.
Veatch, Harlan
ITALY - 1925 - Sept. 1926
Crocker, Edward S.
Dominian, Leon
Fletcher, Henry P.
Nitti, Francesco
Robbins, Warren D.
Tittmann, Harold H.
ITALY - Oct. 1926 - 1927
Byington, Homer A.
Dominian, Leon
Fletcher, Henry P.
Robbins, Warren D.
9
ITALY - 1928 - 1932
Daniels, Thomas L.
Deuel, Wallace
Dominian, Leon
Fletcher, Leon
Gowen, Franklin C.
Hoover, J. Edgar
Lodge, H. Cabot
Robbins, Warren D.
Rosso, Augusto
Sedgwick, Ellery
Swain, Chester O.
JAPAN - 1921 - April 1930
Armour, Norman
Adatci, M.
Anderson, Larz
Cartier, Emile de
Clark, Edward T.
Davis, Dwight
Gibson, Hugh
Grew, Joseph
Howard, Esme and Isabella
Johnson, Robert Underwood
Kellogg, Frank B.
Kurosawa, R.
Laughlin, Irvin
MacVeagh, Charles
Maddux, Mrs. Parker
Mitchell Ernest Edward
Matsudaira, Ambassador
Moffat, J. P.
Neville, Edwin L.
Norweb, R. Henry
O'Brien, Thomas
Reed, David, A.
Schneder, D. P.
Sheffield, James B.
Shinomiya, Captain
Shioehart, K. S.
Spalding, John, T.
Vandenburg, Arthur
Walcott, Frederic C.
Washburn, Albert H.
Williams, Charley P.
Wilson, Frederic C.
Wilson, Hugh R.
Debuchi, K.
JAPAN - May - June 1930
Anderson, Larz
Beck, L. Adams
Berry, Arthur D.
Bradley, Willis
Dooman, Eugene H.
Forbes, W. Cameron
Harada, Kumao
Lamont, Mr.
Matsudaira, Ambassador
Neville, Edwin L.
Lindsay
Miyaoka, Tsunejiro
Kurosawa, R.
Reifsnider, C.S.
Schneder, D. B.
Shidehara, Baron
Tokygawa, Pruni
White, J. W.
Young, John Mason
Yukawa Kwankichi
JAPAN - July - Aug. 1930
Adatchi, M.
Akamatsu, S.
Debuchi, Ambassador
Dooman, Eugene H.
Forbes, W. Cameron
Furukawa, Toranosuke
Hanihara, Masanao
Kaueko, Keutaro
Kurosawa, R.
Lanman, Charles R.
Makino, Count
Miyaoka, T.
Nakamura, Kaju
Neville, Edwin L.
Obata, K.
Salisbury, Lawerence
Sedgwick, Ellery
Shidehara, Baron
Soyeeshima, Count
Teusler, Mr.
Tyng, Sewell
JAPAN - Sept. - Dec. 1930
Alexander, Wallace M.
Dooman, Eugene H.
Forbes, W. Cameron
Houston, Herbert S.
Matsudaira, Tsuneo
Nitobe, Mr.
Shidehara, Baron K.
Soyeshima, Count
Torster, Rudolph
Watanabe, Naonichi
JAPAN - 1931
Dooman, Eugene H.
Forbes, W. Cameron
Grew, Joseph
Hobbs, Conrad
Harada, Kumao
Jamagata, Commander
Fleisher, B. W.
Lindbergh, Charles
Livesey, Mr.
Lowell, A. Lawerence
Moore, Charles
Nitobe, Mr,
Paine, Robert
Reid, William T.
Schneder, D. B.
Soyeshima, Count
Wile, Frederic William
Wickersham, George W.
10
JAPAN - 1932 - 1961
Bell, Edward Price
Debuchi, Katsuji
Grew, Joseph
Kellogg, Frank B.
Lamont, Thomas W.
Lee, Dr. Roger 1.
Lowell, A. Lawerence
Neville, Edwin L.
Nomura, Admiral K.
Reifsnider, D. B.
Salisbury, Lawerence
Soyeshima, Count
JAPAN - Mrs. Castle, 1930
Fujii, Keinosuke
Hall, Mrs. Gardiner
Hoover, Lou Henry
Imamura, Tomi
Kellogg, Clara
Kemper, Aubrey C.
Matsuelain, Nobu
Mendelson, Mrs. Morris M. (Leonore)
Mikimoto, K.
M'Illroy, Gwyneth
Nitobe, Mary
Okabe, Etsuko
Omon, Annie S.
Soyshima, Count
Sugimoto, Etsu
Tensler, Mary S.
Yashida, Huki
Personal
Farlow, Dr. John W. (Her father)
Uncle Lewis
JAPAN - General
Japan-American Society Dinner, Febuary, 1930 Clipping
"All in a Day's Work of an Emperor" - Clipping
from New York Times Magazine, Oct. 27, 1929
Imperial Household Invitation to a Concert of Court Music
Program from 50th Anniversary of St. Margaret's School
Clipping, guest list, etc. from dinner for their Imperial
Highness's Prince and Princess Takamatsu
Clipping and press release of visit of Their
Highnesses Prince and Princess Takamatsu
Ministers of Foreign Affairs - List of April 30
Program of laying of Corner Stone of St. Luke's
International Medical Center
Society for Japanese Studies, 1939
LATVIA - 1927 - 1928
Coleman, F. W. B.
LIBERIA - 1928
See Also; Liberian Assistance in box 12
Editor, The New Republic
Francis, William T.
MEXICO - 1925 - 1931
Clark, E. T.
Clark, J. Reuben
Higgins, Lawerence
Lane, Arthur Bliss
Marsh, H. W.
Morrow, Dwight
Winslow, Alan
MOROCCO - 1925 - 1928
Blake, Maxwell
Rand, Eldridge
NETHERLANDS - 1921 - 1926
Norweb, R. H.
Phillips, William
Sussdorf, Louis Jr.
Tobin, R. M.
Van Draat, P. Fijn
NETHERLANDS - 1927 - 1933
Brown, Helen Gilman
Hughes, Charles E.
Kellogg, Frank B.
Norweb, R. H.
Tobin, R. M.
Vandenberg, Arthur
NICARAGUA - 1927
Campribu, Jose
NORWAY - 1927 - 1939
Harriman, Mrs. Borden
Johnson, Hallet
Phillip, Hoffman
Swenson, Laurits
PERU - 1927 - 1928
De L. Boal, Pierre
Moore, Alexander
POLAND - 1920 - May 1922 (Bound)
Amory, Copley Jr.
Carr, Wilbur J.
Cooper, Merian C.
Dluska, Dr. B.
East Galicia Relief
Embree, E. E.
Pletcher, Henry P.
Frey, Adolf
Gibson, Hugh
Hayden, H. B.
Hibbard, Frederick
Kakowski, Alexander
Karpinski
Keena, L. J.
Moffat, J. Pierre
Pilsudski, J.
Ponikiwski, A.
Quinn, Cyril
Rickard, Edgar
Rybarski, R.
Rzetkowski, Dr. N.
Shluger, A. S.
Smith, H. B.
Thaw, Benjamin
Twynham, G. W.
Woodard, F. C.
POLAND - June 1922 - 1924 (Bound)
Beals, Boylston A.
Gibbs, George S.
Grew, Joseph
Keena, L. J.
Lev, Isadore
Phillips, William
Robbins, Warren D.
Skirmunt, Constance
Smith, H. B.
Wainwright, J. -Mayhew
Williamson, Harold L.
Wroblewski, Ladislas
Unidentified
POLAND - 1921 - 1929
Gibson, Hugh
Newson, H. Dorsey
Reed, Edward L.
Stetson, J. B. Jr.
12
PORTUGAL - 1922 - 1924 (Bound)
Dearing, Fred Morris
De La Rue, Sidney
PORTUGAL - 1926 - 1929
Dearing, Fred Morris
PORTUGESE EAST AFRICA - 1928 - 1929
Herter, Christian A.
Hinkle, E. M.
Macy, Charles E.
Wilson, Prof. George G.
RUMANIA - 1921 - 1932
Greene, Elbridge G.
Prince, J. D.
Wilson, Charles
RUSSIA - 1931 - 1933
Coolidge, H. J.
Lazaron, Morris S.
Mills, Ogden
Spalding, Eliot
SAN SALVADORE - 1929 - 1931
Robbins, Warren D.
Schott, William H.
SOUTH AMERICA - 1931 - 1932
Miller, Hugh G.
SPAIN - 1922 - 1923
See Portugal (Bound)
Moore, Alexander P.
Phillips, William
Roosevelt, Theodore
Spencer, William
Wilson, John
Woods, Colonel Arthur
Woods, Cyrus
SPAIN - 1923 - Feb. 1927
Hammond, O. H.
Moore, A1exander P.
Rand, Elbridge
White, Francis
SPAIN - March 1927 - 1932
Blair, Percy
Camp, Ernest W.
Dennison, John M.
Laughlin, Irwin
SWEDEN - 1922 - 1929
Bliss, Robert Woods
Harrison, Leland
Johnson, Hallet
Meyer, Cord
13
SWITZERLAND - 1922 - 1925 (Bound)
Bliss, Robert Woods
De L. Boal, Pierre
Gary, Hampson
Gibson, Hugh
Grew, Joseph C.
Lane, Arthur B.
Mott M
Southerland, Katherine
Suzor, Dr. Hans
Tuck, S. Pinckney
Wilson, Hugh
Winslow, Alan
Wright, J. Butler
SWITZERLAND - 1922 - June 1925
Gibson, Hugh
McCarl, J. R.
SWITZERLAND - July 1925 - Aug. 1925
Gibson, Hugh
Winslow, Alan F.
SWITZERLAND - Sept. - Oct. 1925
Gibson, Hugh
SWITZERLAND - Nov. 1925 - Feb. 1926
Gibson, Hugh
Tuck, S. Pinckney
SWITZERLAND - March - Dec. 1926
Gibson, Hugh
Marriner, T.
Reed, David A.
Tuck, S. Pinckney
SWITZERLAND - 1927
Gibson, Hugh
Gorden, George A.
Moffat, J. Pierrepont
Tuck, S. Pinckney
Wilson, Hugh
Young, Arthur
Marriner, T.
SWITZERLAND - 1928 - 1930
Gilbert, Prentiss
Greene, Elbridge
Moffat, J. Peirrepont
Tuck, S. Pinckney
Wilson, Hugh
SWITZERLAND - 1931 - 1933
Davis, Norman
Gilbert, Prentiss
Lippmann, Walter
Reed, David A.
Wilson, Hugh
TANGIER - 1922 - 1924
See Portugal (Bound)
Blake, Maxwell
Denning, Rev. Father J. M.
Ludwell, Roger Culver
Mayer, Ferdinand
Rand, Elbridge
TURKEY - 1920 - 1932
Belin, F. L.
Bristol, Mark
Clark, E. T.
Gerard, James W.
Grew, Joseph C.
Moffat, J. Pierrepont
Patterson, Jefferson
Restarick, Bishop H. R.
Shaw, G. Howland
Wilson, Hugh
URUGUAY - 1925 - 1932
Edison, Thomas
Gordon, George
Grant-Smith, Ulysses
Lindbergh, Charles A.
Wright, J. Butler
VENEZUELA - 1928
Engert, C. Van H.
YUGOSLAVIA - 1920 - 1922
De L. Boal, Pierre
Dodge, F. Murray
Subject File
Box Contents
15
Appointments in Dept. of State., 1919
Appreciation Letters, 1924 - 1939
Boston Medical Library, Francis A. Countway
Library, Harvard Medical Library 1960 - 1969
Congratulatory Letters., Assistant Secretaryof State, 1927
A - M
N - Z
Congratulatory Letters, Silver Wedding Anniversary 1927
Congratulatory Letters, Ambassador to Japan, 1929 December
16
Congratulatory Letters,, Under-Secretary of State, 1931
A - C
D - G
H - J
K - M
N - R
S
T - Z
17
Debts and Economic Conferences, Report of American Delegates, 1932
Debts and Reparations, President Hoover, 1931 - 1932
Debts and Reparations, Memoranda of Conversations,
1929 - April 1932
May 1932 - 1933
Debts and Reparations, Press Conferences, Memoranda
1929 - 1931
July - November 1931
December 1931 - 1932
Debts and Reparations, Press Releases, 1931 - 1933
18
Debts and Reparations, Telegrams,
1928 - April 1929
May 1929 - 1932
Diplomats, Lists, No Date
Food for Small Democracies,
1940
1941 - 1943
Herbert Hoover Presidential Library, 1967 - 1968
Latin America, 1927
Liberian Assistance, 1932 - 1933
See Also: Liberia, 1928, in Countries Correspondence File
London Naval Conference, 1929
Memorabilia, 1930
Neutrality 1939
Permanent Court of International Justice of the League of Nations, 1930
Presidential Reception of the Diplomatic Corp, 1929
Reciprocal Trade Agreements
Sino-Japanese Incident,
September - Oct. 6, 1931
October 7 - 16, 1931
October 17 - 31, 1931
Nov. 1 - 16, 1931
Nov. 17 - 30, 1931
December 1931
January 1932
20
February 1932
March - April, 1932
May - June, 1932
July - Sept, 1932
Oct. - Dec. 1932
1933
21
State Department Dinners, 1929 - 1931
State Department List
Sugar - Hawaii - 1934
Trans-Atlantic Telephone Conversations,
June- October 15, 1931
Oct. 16 - Nov. 16, 1931
November 17-30, 1931
December 1931
22
January - Feb. 6, 1932
February. 7 - 25, 1932
Feb. 26 - May 1932
June - July 1932
August - December, 1932
23
Treaty Information,
October 1929 - December 1930, & January - December 1931
January - December 1932, & Treaty Series, Nos. 778 - 857
United States News 1936 - 1943
Washington Cathedral 1933
Name File
Box Contents
24
Adams., Mrs. Chas. F. 1930
Benes, Edward 1937
Berryman, Clifford K. Memorial 1949
Clemens, Cyril 1944
Coolidge, Calvin 1921 - 1953
Cumming, Hugh S. 1934
Eisenhower Inauguration 1953
Finney, B.F. 1933
Flynn., John T. 1947
Hamilton, Wm.H. 1932
Hodges, Campbell B. 1932
Hoffman, Wm.Wickham 1931
Hoover, Herbert
1917 - 1930
1931 - 1932
1933 - 1937
1938 - 1939
1940 - 1944
1945 - 1949
25
1950 - 1959
Hoover, Lou Henry 1931 - 1933
Hughes, Charles E. 1922 - 1931
Ickes, Harold 1935
Johnston, Clem D. 1948
Joho, Mainichi 1951
Kellogg, Frank B. 1925 - 1939
Knecht, Marcel 1929
Kurosawa, R. 1937 - 1938
Landon, Alfred M. 1936 - 1938
Lewis, Fulton Jr. 1938
Lodge, Henry Cabot 1920
Montgomery, Geo. S. 1938
O'Brien, John A. 1933
O'Connor, Basil 1949
Oddie, Tasker L. 1924
Polk, Frank 1927 - 1932
Poole, DeWitt C. 1927-1929
Reed, David A. 1923 – 1932
Roosevelt, Franklin D. 1932 - 1933
Roosevelt, Theodore 1931 - 1932
Stearns, Frank W. 1925 - 1931
Stinson, Henry L. 1930
Taft, Robert A., 1947 - 1951
Vandenberg, Arthur 1929 - 1931
White, Wallace N. 1932 - 1933
Wister, Owen 1923 - 1924
Articles and Speeches File
Chronological Order
Box Contents
26
1919-20
Date: July 12, 1919
Place:
Title: "Hungary's Communist Experiment"
Published: The Review
Date: Aug, 16., 1919
Place:
Title: "The Leopord's Spots"
Published: The Review
Date: Nov. 1, 1919
Place:
Title: "The Hungarian Tangle"
Published: The Review
Date: Jan.. 24, 1920
Place:
Title: "Moscow's Campaign of Poison"
Published: The Review
Date: April 10, 1920
Place:
Title: "The Outlook in Germany"
Published: The Review
Date: May, 1920
Place:
Title: "Shall Hawaii Go East or West?"
Published: World Outlook
Date: May 15, 1920
Place:
Title: "Give Hungary A Chance"
Published: The Review
Date: Nov. 10, 1920
Place:
Title: "The Great Reactionaries"
Published: The Weekly Review
Date: Nov. 26, 1920
Place:
Title: "Germany As She Is Today?'
Published: New York Evening Post
Date: Dec, 1, 1920
Place:
Title: "Protection of Public Rights"
Published: The Weekly Review
Date: Dec. 15, 1920
Place:
Title: "Our Diplomatic Service"
Published: The Weekly Review
1921-24
Date: Jan. 26, 1921
Place:
Title: "The Austrian Collapse"
Published: The Weekly Review
Date: July 1921
Place:
Title: "Barrett Wendell, Some Memories of a Former Student"
Published: Scribner's Magazine
Date: Jan. 1923
Place:
Title: "A Meeting of Ministers"
Published: American Consular Bulletin
Date: July 22, 1924
Place:
Title: "Hawaii - Equal or Outcast"
Published: New York Herald
1925
Date: 1925
Place: California
Title:
Published:
Date: July 30, 1925
Place: Institute of Politics, Williamstown., Mass.
Title: "America and Europe"
Published: The American Foreign Service Journal,
Feb. 1926; Pan American Bulletin
Date: Sept. 29, 1925
Place: Oakland, California
Title:
Published:
Date: Sept. 30, 1925
Place: San Francisco, California
Title:
Published:
Date: Oct. 31, 1925
Place: Los Angeles, California
Title:
Published:
1926
Date: April 21, 1926
Place: Episcopalian Club of Massachusetts, Washington, D.C.
Title: "Propaganda"
Published:
Date: June 1926
Place:
Title: "Propaganda and Foreign Relations"
Published: The Pennsylvania Bulletin
1927
Date: Feb. 1927
Place:
Title: "Practical Labors for Peace"
Published: Advocate of Peace
Date: July 15, 1927
Place: Washington Cathedral, Washington, D.C.
Title: "In Memory of the Honorable Henry White"
Published:
Date: Sept. 30, 1927
Place: Dept. of State Foreign Service School
Title:
Published:
1928
Date: 1928
Place:
Title: "Campaign Speech for Herbert Hoover"
Published:
Date: March 7, 1928
Place: Republican Club of Massachusetts, Boston, Mass,
Title: "Our Foreign Relations"
Published: Press Release; The Massachusetts Elephant, June 1928
Date: April 18, 1928
Place: Old North Church., Boston, Mass.
Title:
Published: Press Release
Date: April 27, 1928
Place: National Foreign Trade Council, Houston, Texas
Title:
Published: Press Release, April 21, 1928;
The American Foreign Service Journal, May 1928
Date: May 18, 1928
Place: Annual Meeting of the National Cathedral Assoc.,
Washington., D.C.
Title: "Build That Vision in Enduring Stone"
Published: The Cathedral Age, Mid-Summer 1928
1929
Date: March 12, 1929
Place: NBC, Station WRC, Washington, D.C.
Title:
Published:
Date: April 29, 1929
Place: Canadian Club Luncheon, Montreal, Canada
Title:
Published: Press Release, April 26, 1929
Date: September 1929
Place:
Title: "Harvard Men in the Foreign Service of the United States"
Published: Harvard Graduate
Date: Nov. 11, 1929
Place: American Legion, Providence, Rhode Island
Title:
Published: Press Release, Nov. 9, 1929
27
1930
Date: Feb. 1930
Place:
Title: "Most Important American Pronouncement on
Far Eastern Affairs"
Published: The Far Eastern Review
Date: Feb. 4, 1930
Place: Tokio Kaikan
Title: "U.S. Far Eastern Policy"
Published: The American-Japanese Society Bulletin. May 1931
Date: Feb. 12, 1930
Place: American Association, Tokyo, Japan
Title: "Working for America!'
Published: The American Foreign Service Journal June 1930
Date: April 4, 1930
Place: Kojunsha Club
Title:
Published:
Date: May 7, 1930
Place: American Association of Kobe, Oriental Hotel,
Kobe, Japan
Title:
Published:
Date: May 12, 1930
Place: Doshisha
Title:
Published:
Date: May 21, 1930
Place: Representatives of Metropolitan Press of Japan
Dinner Tokyo Kaikan
Title:
Published:
Date: May 23, 1930
Place: America Society Peers' Club Dinner, Tokyo, Japan
Title:
Published:
Date: May 26, 1930
Place: Laying of Cornerstone of American Embassy, Tokyo
Title:
Published:
Date: June 1930
Place: Honolulu
Title:
Pub1ished:
Date: July 11, 1930
Place: Union League Club Chicago, IL.
Title: "London Naval Pact"
Published: Union League Club Bulletin Sept. 1930
Date: July 13, 1930
Place: Williamstown (Not delivered in person)
Title:
Published:
Date: August 27, 1930
Place: Chicago World Peace Day Committee Luncheon,
LaSalle Hotel, Chicago, IL.
Title: "The Significance of the Kellogg Peace Pact" Published:
Press Release, Aug. 26, 1930
Date: August 27, 1930
Place: British Empire-U.S. Track & Field Meet
Soldiers' Field, Chicago, IL.
Title:
Published: Aug. 26, 1930 Press Release
Date: Sept. 18-19, 1930
Place: Women's Auxiliary of the Inter-Allied Federation of
Former Combatants, Carlton Hotel
Title: "Peace Leaders"
Published: Sept. 18-19, 1930
Date: Nov. 8, 1930
Place: Armistice Luncheon, Society of Foreign Consuls, Hotel
Commodore
Title: "Peace"
Published:
Date: Dec. 1930
Place: Community Luncheon, Honolulu, Hawaii
Title: "Japanese Relations"
Published: The Mid-Pacific
Date: Dec. 9, 1930; Dec. 11, 1930
Place: The Japan Society of Boston; Japan Society of New York
Title: "My Impressions of Japan"
Published: The Mid-Pacific, Aug. 1931
1931
Date: April 22, 1931
Place: Indiana World Peace Committee, Indianapolis, Indiana
Title: "U.S. Armaments Limitation Stand"
Published:
Date: May 1931
Place:
Title: "The Youth as Builders of a New Civilization"
Published: The New Europe
Date: July 4, 1931
Place: The University of Virginia
Title: "Aspects of the Monroe Doctrine"
Published: Press Release, June 25, 1931, Times & Tribune,
July 5, 1931, Harvard Graduates Magazine, Sept. 1931
Date: July 8, 1931
Place: National Broadcasting Company
Title: "Hoover War Debt Plan"
Published: Press Release, July 8, 1931
Date: Sept. 22, 1931
Place: The Boston Advertising Club, Statler Hotel, Boston, Mass.
Title: What is At Stake in the Disarmament Conference"
Published: Nationwide Radio Address; Press Release,
Sept. 18, 1931; Federal Council Bulletin
Date: Oct. 26, 1931
Place: Societes Francaises de New York, Hotel Waldorf Astoria,
New York, N.Y.
Title:
Published:
Date: 1931
Place:
Title: "Inter-governmental Debts"
Published:
1932
Date: 1932
Place:
Title: "Foreign Service and Politics"
Published: The National Young Republican
Date: Jan. 4. 1932
Place: Women's National Republican Club, Inc New York, N.Y
School of Politics
Title: "Foreign Policies"
Published: Press Release, Dec. 31, 1931
Date: Jan- 5, 1932
Place: Washington., D.C.
Title: "Disarmament"
Published: National Broadcasting Blue Network, Station WJC,
New York, N.Y., Press Release, Jan 4, 1932
Date: Jan. 31, 1932
Place: Baltimore, Maryland
Title: "The Geneva Disarmameint Conference"
Published:
Date: April 6, 1932
Place: Atlantic City, N.J. Methodist Conference
Title:
Published:
Date: May 4, 1932
Place: American Conference on International Justice,Chamber
of Commerce Bldg., Washington, D.C.
Title: "American Aspects of World Justice"
Published: The Far Eastern Review, June 1932; World Affairs,
Vol. 94, No. 1, June 1932, Press Release, May, 1932
28
Date:June 20, 1932
Place: University of Rochester, Rochester, N.Y.
Title: "Commencement Speech"
Published: Press Release, June 16, 1932
Date: Sept. 20, 1932
Place: Rotary Club of Chicago, Grand Ball Room, Hotel
Sherman, Chicago, IL.
Title: "Our Foreign Affairs"
Published:
Date: Oct. 10, 1932
Place: National Radio Forum, NBC, Washington, D.C.
Title: "World Disarmament -- It's Significance & Developments
of Latest Discussion"
Published: Press Release, Oct. 10, 1932, The Sunday Star,
Washington, D.C.
Date: Oct. 15, 1932
Place: Foreign Born Citizens, Kismet Temple, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Title:
Published:
Date: Oct. 21, 1932
Place: Jamestown, New York
Title:
Published:
Date: Oct. 27, 1932
Place: Rotary Club of Cleveland, Statler Hotel.,
Cleveland, Ohio
Title: "War Debts and the Far Eastern Situation & Tariffs"
Published: Press Release, Oct. 26, 1932, Broadcast over Radio
Station WGAR
Date: Oct. 28, 1932
Place: Cincinnati Commonwealth Club of Cincinnati, Queen
City Club, Cincinnati, Ohio
Title:
Published: Radio Address:
Date: Nov. 1, 1932
Place: Bayshore, New York
Title: Campaign Speech
Published:
Date: Nov. 2, 1932
Place: Harvard University, Boston, Mass.
Title:
Published:
Date: Nov. 3, 1932
Place: Niagara Falls, New York
Title:
Published:
Date: Dec. 11, 1932
Place: School of Foreign Service Banquet, of Georgetown
University, Carlton Hotel, Washington, D.C.
Title:
Published:
Date: Dec. 25, 1932
Place:
Title: "The Cathedral Church of America!"
Published: The Cathedral Age, 1932
29
1933
Date: Jan. 21, 1933
Place: Women's National Republican Club, New York, N.Y.
Title: "Our Country's International Policies"
Published:
Date: Jan. 23, 1933
Place: Philadelphia Presbyterian Social Union,
Belevue-Stratford Hotel, Philadelphia, Penn.
Title: "Foreign Relations and the Press"
Published: Press Release, Jan. 20, 1933
Date: Mar. 2, 1933
Place:
Title: "The Problems of the New Administration in
the Field of Foreign Relations"
Published: Harvard Crimson
Date: April 7, 1933
Place: Academy of Political and Social Science,
Philadelphia, Penn.
Title: "Recent American Policy in the Far East"
Published:
Date: April 19, 1933
Place: Harvard Law School Assoc., Harvard Club, New York,
N.Y.
Title:
Published:
Date: April 27, 1933
Place: World Trade Dinner, 20th National Foreign Trade
Convention, Hotel Wm. Penn., Pittsburgh, Penn.
Title: "Treaty Negotiations in World Trade"
Published:
Date: April 30, 1933
Place:
Title: "Jobs--Thousands of Them"
Published: New York Herald Tribune
Date: June 1933
Place:
Title: "The Hoover Translation of Agricola's De Re Metalica"
Published: The Colophon
Date: June 25, 1933
Place:
Title: "The World's Oldest Ruling Family"
Published:
Date: July 1933
Place:
Title: "American Policy in the Pacific"
Published: The Annals of the American Academy of
Political and Social Science, Vol. 168, Page 46.
Date: July 2, 1933
Place:
Title: "'Our Allies--15 Years After"
Published: New York Herald Tribune Magazine
Date: July 9, 1933
Place:
Title: "'Our Enemies--15 Years After"
Published: New York Herald Tribune Magazine
Date: July 9, 1933
Place: St. Andrew's Cathedral, Honolulu, Hawaii
Title: "A Dream; Building the Washington Cathedral"; "The
Meaning of the Washington Cathedral in our National
Life"
Published: Hawaiian Church Chronicle, August 1933; Cathedral
Age, Michaelmas 1933
Date: Aug. 10, 1933
Place: Chamber of Commerce of Honolulu, Royal Hawaiian
Hotel, Honolulu, Hawaii
Title: "Results of 1932 Election"
Published:
Date: Aug. 13, 1933
Place: Kawaiahao Church, Honolulu, Hawaii
Title: "What It Means to be a Hawaiian"
Published:
Date: Aug. 27, 1933
Place:
Title: "Uncle Sam and Latin America"
Published: New York Herald Tribune Magazine
Date: Sept. 18, 1933
Place:
Title: "U.S. Must Protect Panama Canal as Great Artery"
Published: Japan Advertiser
Date: Oct. 8, 1933
Place:
Title: "America and the League"
Published: New York Herald Tribune Magazine
Date: Nov. 4, 1933
Place: Academy of World Economics 6th Meeting, Goucher
College, Baltimore, Maryland
Title: "Political Ramifications of Recovery"
Published:
Date: Nov. 12, 1933
Place:
Title: "Recognition for Russia"'
Published: New York Herald Tribune
Date: Dec. 20, 1933
Place: NBC, Washington, D.C.
Title: "Foreign Debt Question"
Published:
1934
Date: 1934
Place: Cleveland, Ohio
Title: "Intervention and the Policy of the Good Neighbor";
"Political Factors in World Recovery"
Published:
Date: Jan. 12, 1934
Place:
Title: "Trouble Ahead in the Far East?"
Published: New York Herald Tribune
Date: Feb. 19, 1934
Place: Bronxville Women's Club
Title: "Foreign Policy"; "Our Relations With Other Nations"
Published: The Bronxville Review, Feb. 24, 1934
Date: Feb. 25, 1934
Place:
Title: "What Recognition Means"
Published: New York Herald Tribune
Date: Mar. 18, 1934
Place: 7th Meeting, Academy of World Economics, Wash., D.C.
Title:
Published:
Date: April 5, 1934
Place: Harvard Club of New York, N.Y.
Title:
Published:
Date: April 6, 1934
Place: Residence of Theodore W. Noyes, Wash., D.C.
Title: "Reminiscences of 15 Years In The State Dept."
Published:
Date: May 6, 1934
Place:
Title: "Japan's Monroe Doctrine"
Published: New York Herald Tribune
Date: May 6, 1934
Place:
Title: "The Church In The State"
Published: Broadcast over CBS
Date: June, 1934
Place:
Title: "The New Diplomacy"'
Published:
Date: June 10, 1934
Place:
Title: "Peace and the Arms Traffic"
Published: New York Herald Tribune
Date: July 6, 1934
Place: Institute of Public Affairs, University of Virginia
Title: "Intervention and the Policy of the Good Neighbor"
Published:
Date: July 13, 14, 15, 1934
Place:
Title: "When The President Goes to Hawaii"
Published: Pan Pacific Press Bureau, Wash., D.C.
(Sent to 200 newspapers throughout the country)
Date: July 17, 1934
Place: NBC Network
Title: "Hawaii"
Published:
Date: August 1934
Place: National Cathedral Assoc. Annual Meeting
Title: "The Cathedral and the Church of God"
Published: The Cathedral Age
Date: Sept. 1934
Place:
Title: "Evaluating the League of Nations"
Published: The Rotarian, Sept. 1934
Date: Oct. 30, 1934
Place: Calvin Coolidge Memorial Library, Women's National
Republican Club, New York, N.Y.
Title:
Published:
Date: Nov. 7, 1934
Place: Eastman Theatre, Rochester, N.Y.
Title: "Cause of Peace"
Published:
Date: Nov. 19, 1934
Place: School of Public and International Affairs, Whig Hall,
Princeton Univ., Princeton, N.J.
Title:
Published:
Date: Dec. 6, 1934
Place:
Title:
Published: Broadcast over the Columbia Network
1935
Date: Jan. 6, 1935
Place:
Title: "Can America Be Neutral?"
Published: New York Herald Tribune
Date: Jan. 7, 1935
Place: League of Republican Women, Italian Garden,
Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D.C.
Title: "The Foreign Policy of the New Deal"
Published:
Date: Jan. 20, 1935
Place:
Title: "Arms Treaties and Peace"
Published: New York Herald Tribune
Date: Jan. 22, 1935
Place: Current Events Club, Bronxville Women's Club,
Bronxville, N.Y.
Title: "Governmental Critique"
Published: The Bronxville Review, Jan. 26, 1935
Date: Feb. 10, 1935
Place:
Title:
Published: Washington Post
Date: Feb. 15, 1935
Place: Residence of Wm. Holland Wilmer
Title:
Published:
Date: Feb. 20, 1935
Place: Current Events Series, El Mirasol (residence of Edward
T. Stotesbury), Palm Beach, Florida
Title: "Foreign Policies of New Deal"
Published:
Date: March 10, 1935
Place:
Title: "When Presidents Speak"
Published: New York Herald Tribune; This Week Magazine
Date: March 26, 1935
Place: The Washington Club
Title: "Hawaii"
Published:
Date: Mar. 21, 1935
Place: The Manufacturers and Bankers Club, Philadelphia
Title: "Government Interference in Business"
Published: Pennsylvania Manufacturers Journal', April, 1935
Date: Mar. 27, 1935
Place: Harvard Club of Washington, University Club,
Washington, D.C.
Title:
Published:
Date: April 3, 1935
Place:
Title:
Published: Review of Reviews
Date: April 14, 1935
Place:
Title: "New War Debts?"
Published: New York Herald Tribune, This Week Magazine
Date: April 21, 1935
Place:
Title: "Muzzling Alien Agitators"
Published: New York Herald Tribune, This Week Magazine
Date: May 5, 1935
Place:
Title: "Dethroning King Cotton!'
Published: New York Herald Tribune, This Week Magazine
Date:May 19, 1935
Place:
Title: "What Will Revive Trade?"
Published: New York Herald Tribune, This Week Magazine
Date: May 21, 1935
Place: Dedication of Memorial Stained Glass Windows,
for Myron T. Herrick, Washington Cathedral
Washington., D.C.
Title:
Published:
Date: May 25, 1935
Place:
Title: "Washington Contradictions"
Published:
Date: May 26, 1935
Place:
Title: "If Europe Goes To War"
Published: New York Herald Tribune, This Week Magazine
Date: June, 1935
Place:
Title: "Discussion: Security in Home"
Published: Academy of Political Science, June 1935
Date: June 24, 1935
Place:
Title: "Time for Stabilization?"
Published: Barron's, The Nation Financial Weekly
Date: Oct. 23, 1935
Place: Detroit Town Hall, Fisher Theatre, Detroit, Mich.
Title: "Our Relations With other Nations"'
Published:
Date: Nov. 5, 1935
Place: New Castle Civic Series, First Christian Church,
New Castles Indiana
Title: "Our Relations With Other Nations"
Published:
Date: Nov. 7, 1935
Place: Foreign Policy Assoc, Athletic Club, St. Paul, Minnesota
Title: "American Foreign Policy"
Published:
Date: Dec. l4, 1935
Place: New York County Lawyers Assoc. Annual Bar
Dinner, Waldorf Astoria, New York, N.Y.
Title: "U.S. Neutrality Legislation and World Sanctions"
Published:
Date: Dec. 18, 1935
Place: Council on Foreign Relations, Palmer House,
Chicago, IL.
Title: "American Foreign Policy"
Published: Chicago Journal of Commerce, Dec. 19, 1935
30
1936
Date: Jan. 1, 1936
Place:
Title: "Young Show Trend As Real Americans"
Published: Japanese-American Courier, Seattle, Wash.
Date: Jan. 10, 1936
Place: Foreign Affairs Council
Title:
Published:
Date: Jan. 13, 1936
Place: School of Politics, Women's National Republican Club,
New York, N.Y.
Title: "AAA Decision"; "Production Control Cuts Export
Trade"; "Controlled Production and American
Export Trade".
Published: The Guidon, Feb. 1936
Date: Jan. 15, 1936
Place: Church Service League 6th Annual Meeting,
Cathedral of St. Paul Boston, Mass"
Title: "Christian Citizenship"
Published:
Date: Feb. 9, 1936
Place: Dr. James E. Shepard Testimonial Service, White Rock
Church, North Carolina College for Negroes, Durham, N.C.
Title:
Published:
Date: Feb. 12, 1936
Place:
Title: "How To Prevent Future Wars"'
Published: Tokyo Nichi Nichi
Date: Mar. 22, 1936
Place:
Title: "After Japan's Purge"
Published: New York Herald Tribune, This Week Magazine
Date: May 21, 1936
Place: The Academy of World Economics, Washington, D.C.
Title:
Published:
Date: May 29, 1936
Place:
Title: "Cathedral Appeal Letter to the Editor"
Published: Washington Post
Date: May 30, 1936
Place: St. Albans School
Title: "The Church Still Calls to Pioneers"
Published: Cathedral Age, Midsummer 1936
Date: June 27, 1936
Place: Columbian Republican League of New York State,
Half Moon Hotel, Coney Island, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Title:
Published:
Date: July 24, 1936
Place:
Title: "Neutrality--When Is Not Neutrality"
Published: The Week (Italian Publication)
Date: Aug. 7, 1936
Place: Bryant College Commencement Exercises,
Providence, Rhode Island
Title:
Published:
Date: Sept. 25, 1936
Place:
Title: "I Hate War!"
Published: The Trumpeter
Date: Nov. 14, 1936
Place:
Title: "The Landon Train"
Published:
Date: Nov. 19, 1936
Place: Pan American Peace Conference
Title:
Published:
Date: Nov. 27, 1936
Place:
Title: "Neutrality"
Published:
1937
Date: Jan. 1, 1937
Place:
Title: "Young, By Concern With United States, Can Advance"
Published: Japanese American Courier
Date: Jan. 13, 1937
Place: Women's Republican Club of Massachusetts, Boston, Mass.
Title: "The Foreign Policy of the United States"
Published:
Date: Feb. 1937
Place:
Title: "Keep the United States Out of War"
Published: These Times, Feb. 1937
Date: Feb. 11, 1937
Place: County Republicans, Scranton, Pennsylvania
Title: "Need for Sense of Humor in Politics"
Published:
Date: April 7, 1937
Place: Political Science Academy, Hotel Astor, New York
Title: "Liberalism and Dictatorship"; Democracy and Other
World Forces"
Published: Academy of Political Science, May 1937
Vital Speeches of the Day, May 15, 1937
Date: April 8, 1937
Place: Women's National Republican Club, New York, N.Y.
Title: "Republican Party"
Published:
Date: April 17, 1937
Place: American Academy of Political & Social Science
Title: "Some Dangers of Local Neutrality Legislation";
"Can or Should the U.S. Be Neutral?"'
Published:
Date: May 5, 1937
Place: National Cathedral Assoc. Annual Meeting
Title: "The Cathedral and Liberal Democracy";
"Washington Cathedral and the Cause of Religion"
Published: Cathedral Age, Spring 1937
Date: June 15, 1937
Place: Sayonara Dinner, Japan Economic Mission, Waldorf
Astoria, New York, N.Y.
Title:
Published:
Date: July 1937
Place:
Title: "Dangers of Local Neutrality Legislation"
Published: The Annals of the American Academy
of Political & Social Science
Date: July 21-22, 1937
Place: Institute of Maine, Univ. of Maine, Orono, Maine
Title: "Determinants of American Foreign Policy"
Published:
Date: Oct. 1937
Place:
Title: "Hull Trade Treaties"
Published: Women's National Political Review
Date: Oct. 11, 1937
Place:
Title: "When Is War Not A War"
Published: Boston Herald
Date: Oct. 23, 1937
Place: New England Regional Meeting of Congregational
and Christian Churches and the 128th Annual
Meeting of the American Board of Foreign
Missions, Concord, New Hampshire
Title:
Published:
Date: Oct. 27, 1937
Place: Maryland Federation of Republican Women,
Hotel Emerson
Title: "Republican Party"
Published:
Date: Nov. 1, 1937
Place: League of Republican Women of the District
of Columbia, Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D.C.
Title:
Published:
Date: Dec. 1, 1937
Place:
Title: "Truth in Diplomacy"
Published: Advance
Date: Winter 1937-38
Place:
Title: "A Disciple of Peace"; "Frank B. Kellogg"
Published:
1938
Date: Jan. 9, 1938
Place: Cathedral of St. John the Divine, Cathedral Heights,
New York
Title: "The Influence of Christian Missions"
Published:
Date: Jan, 10, 1938
Place: Cathedral of St. John the Divine, Missionary Rally
Title: "Assails Communism and Facism"
Published:
Date: Jan. 11, 1938
Place: Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.
Title: "Propaganda"
Published:
Date: Jan. 23, 1938
Place: Adult Discussion Group, Mt. Pleasant Congregational
Church
Title: "The Trouble in the Far East"
Published:
Date: Mar. 1, 1938
Place: New York Annual Dinner of Harvard Class of
1900, Harvard Club.. New York, N.Y.
Title:
Published:
Date: Mar. 15, 1938
Place: Rhode Island World Affairs Week
Title: "The Policy of the U. S. Far Eastern Crisis";
"Religion and Statecraft"
Published:
Date: Mar. 28, 1938
Place: Republican Women's Luncheon Club,
Bellevue-Stratford, Philadelphia, Penn.
Title:
Published:
Date: April l, 1938
Place: 42nd Annual Meeting of the American Academy of
Political & Social Science, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Title: "A Critique of the Trade Agreements Program"
Published: Annals of the American Academy of Political
and Social Science, July 1936
Date: April 30, 1938
Place: Eastern Intercollegiate Republican Club, Stephen Knox
Republican Club, Princeton Univ., Princeton, N.J.
Title:
Published:
Date: May 17, 1938
Place: National Cathedral Association Annual Meeting,
Washington, D.C.
Title: "The National Cathedral Association"
Published:
Date: June 17, 1938
Place: St. Mark's School 73rd Graduation and Prize Day
Exercises, Southboro, Mass.
Title: "Prize Day Address"
Published: St. Mark's Alumni Bulletin, Dec. 1938
Date: July 29, 1938
Place: Mutual Broadcasting System, Station WOL,
Washington, D.C.
Title:
Published: Press Release, July 30, 1938
Date: Sept. 17, 1938
Place: Young Republican Convention of Virginia, Richmond,
Virginia
Title: "U.S. Attitude on Mexico"
Published: Press Release., Sept. 17, 1938
Date: Oct. 1938
Place:
Title: "Hawaii, Then and Now"
Published: The National Geographic Magazine
Date: Oct. 30, 1938
Place:
Title: "Statement re Governor Saltonstall"
Published: Pittsfield (Mass.) Eagle
Date: Dec. 7, 1938
Place: Station WOL, Washington, D.C.
Title: "Can the U.S. Retain Latin-American Trade and Cultural
Relations Against German, Italian and Japanese Competition?"
Published:
1939
Date: Jan. 10, 1939
Place: Women's Republican Club of Massachusetts
Title:
Publication: Press Release, Jan. 11, 1939
Date: Jan. 23, 1939
Place: National Women's Republican Club of New York
School of Politics, New York, N.Y.
Title: "American Neutrality"
Published: Press Release, Jan. 23, 1939, Vital Speeches of the
Day , The Women's National Political Review, March 1939
Date: Feb. 1939
Place:
Title: "Our Latin American Policy"; "'Look Out Below"
Published: Cosmopolite
Date: Feb. 15, 1939
Place:
Title: "The Kellogg Pact"
Published: The Living Church
Date: Feb. 21, 1939
Place: BerkshireVoiture of the Forty and Eight (American
Legion), Wendell Hotel. Pittsfield, Mass.
Title: "Foreign Policy of the U.S. Government"
Published: Press Release, Feb. 22, 1939, Broadcast over
Station WBRK
Date: Feb, 22, 1939
Place: Annual Breakfast and Mass Meeting for Laymen of
Long Island Diocese of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
Hotel St. George, Brooklyn, New York
Title: "Qualities of George Washington"
Published:
Date: Mar. 18, 1939
Place: Stark County Bar Association of Canton, Ohio
Title: "Let's Mind Our Own Business"
Published: Press Release, Mar. 19, 1938, Vital Speeches of
the Day, April 1,1939
Date: April 1, 1939
Place: Philadelphia Annual Meeting of American Academy of
Political Science
Title: "Pan Americanism and the Monroe Doctrine"; "The
Future of Pan Americanism"
Published:
Date: April 13, 1939
Place: U.S.House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee
Title: "Statement for Hearings on Pending Neutrality Legislation"
Published: Press Release
Date: April 22, 1939
Place: Inter-American Congress, Fordham University,
New York, N.Y.
Title: "The Administration's Policy Regarding South America";
"Dragon's Teeth in South America; "Government and
Inter-American Issues"; "A Critical Review of the Lima
Congress and the Administration's Policy Regarding
South America"
Published: Press Release; Today's Challenge June 1939 (official
organ of the American Fellowship Forum)
Date: May 1939
Place:
Title: "Minding Our Own Business"
Published: The Tocsin
Date: May 14., 1939
Place: St. Agnes' Episcopal Church
Title:
Published:
Date: July 1939
Place :
Title: "Take Under-Secretaries Out of Politics"
Published: Young Republican
Date: July 8, 1939
Place: Institute of Public Affairs of the University of Virginia,
Charlottesville, Virginia
Title: "War and the Democracies"
Published: Press Release, July 9, 1939; Vital Speeches of the Day,
Aug. 1, 1939
Date: July 19, 1939
Place: Massachusetts Committee of the National Cathedral
Association, residence of Keith Merrill, Prides Crossing,
Mass.
Title: "Architecture and Significance of Washington Cathedral"
Published:
Date: July 20, 1939
Place: Braman Fund Committee for Defense of Constitution
Conference, Dartmouth Hall, Hanover, New Hampshire
Title: "American Neutrality and the Peace of the World"'
Published: Press Release, July 20, 1939
Date: August 1939
Place:
Title: "Dictators--All Kinds"
Published: GUIDE--The Women's National Political Review
Date: August-September 1939
Place:
Title: "Wanted--International Courtesy"
Published: Today's Challenge
Date: Sept. 1939
Place:
Title: "A Green Old Age"
Published: The Spur
Date: Sept. 8, 1939
Place: Delaware Bankers Association, Henlopen Hotel, Rehoboth
Beach, Delaware
Title: "International Affairs"
Published: Press Release, Sept. 9, 1939
Date: Sept. 13, 1939
Place:
Title: "Insurance Against Being Caught in the War"
Published: Broadcast over Mutual Broadcasting System
Date: Oct. 8, 1939
Place: Annual Men's Meeting in the Diocese of Rochester, N.Y.
Title:
Published:
Date: Oct. 16, 1939
Place:
Title: "'Letter to the Editor of New York Times"
Published: New York Times
Date: Nov. 15, 1939
Place: Inter-American Center, Pan American Lectures,
George Washington University, Washington, D.C.
Title: "Phases of Inter-American Diplomacy"'
Published:
Date: Nov. 21, 1939
Place: Maplewood Adult School, South Orange, N.J.
Title: "Trade and Investment in Latin America"
Published: Vital Speeches of the Day;
Press Release, Nov. 22, 1939
Date: Dec. 1939
Place:
Title: "The Household of Faith"
Published:
Date: Dec. 5, 1939
Place: American Institute of Bankers, Willard Hotel,
Washington, D.C.
Title: "The War & We the People"
Published:
Date: Dec. 14, 1939
Place: America's Town Meeting of the Air in Town Hall,
New York, N.Y.
Title: "America and Japan--Embargo or Treaty?"
Published: Town Meeting, Dec. 18, 1939, Oil City
(Pennsylvania) Blizzard Feb. 20, 1940 and Feb. 2b, 1940
31
1940
Date: Jan. 9, 1940
Place:
Title: "The Far East"
Published:
Date: Jan. 15, 1940
Place: Mothers of American Sons, The Elton, Waterbury, Conn.
Title: "Aid to Britain Should Stay Inside Law"
Published:
Date: Jan. 18, 1940
Place:
Title: "United States--Japanese Relations Since 1937"
Published:
Date: Feb. 15, 1940
Place: Yale Club, New York City Meeting of Hardware
Manufacturers Statistical Association
Title: "The European and Far Eastern Situations"
Published:
Date: Feb. 20, 1940
Place: Junior League, Baltimore, Maryland
Title: "The Far Eastern Situation"
Published: Press Release
Date: Feb. 20 ,1940
Place:
Title: "The Orient"
Published:
Date: Feb. 20, 1940
Place: Jewish Community Center
Title: "Far Eastern Questions"
Published:
Date: Feb. 22, 1940
Place: St. Andrews Brotherhood, Baltimore, Maryland
Title:
Published:
Date: Feb. 28, 1940
Place:
Title: "Tuesday Forum"
Published:
Date: March 1940
Place:
Title: "Loans to Latin America"
Published: GUIDE--The Women's National Political Review
Date: Mar. 8, 1940
Place: South Carolina Society, Protestant Episcopal National
Cathedral, Washington, D.C.
Title:
Published:
Date: Mar. 18, 1940
Place:
Title: "Dept. of State"
Published:
Date: April 13, 1940
Place: Annual Meeting of American Academy of Political
and Social Science, Philadelphia, Penn.
Title: "Neutrality in the Chinese-Japanese War"; "Peace in the
Far East"
Published:
Date: April 22, 1940
Place: Pittsburgh Golf Club, Pittsburgh, Penn.
Title:
Published:
Date: May 1, 1940
Place: Freeman 50th Wedding Anniversary Dinner, Sulgrave
Club, Washington, D.C,
Title:
Published:
Date: May 8, 1940
Place: Pre-Convention Regional Conference of South Eastern
District of Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women,
Ritz-Carlton
Title:
Published:
Date: May 14, 1940
Place: Worcester, Massachusetts
Title: "Foreign Policy"
Published:
Date: June 9, 1940
Place: Howe School
Title: "Commencement Address"
Published:
Date: June 28, 1940
Place: Hotel Astor, New York, 2600th Anniversary of
Founding of Japanese Empire
Title:
Published:
Date: July 1940
Place: The American Academy of Political Science
Title: "Neutrality in the Chinese-Japanese War"
Published: The Annals of the American Academy of
Political and Social Science ; Far East Review
Date: July 1940
Place:
Title: "Is This the End of Civilization?"
Published: The Layman's Magazine
Date: July 27, 1940
Place:
Title: "What About the Monroe Doctrine Now?"'
Published: The Saturday Evening Post; The GUIDE, Aug. 1940
Date: Oct. 1940
Place:
Title: "A Monroe Doctrine for Japan"
Published: The Atlantic Monthly, Oct. 1940
Date: Oct. 20, 1940
Place: American Forum of the Air, Willard Hotel,
Washington, D.C.
Title: "Shall the United States Feed the Conquered
Nations of Europe?"
Published: Broadcast over Station WOL and Mutual Network
Date: Oct. 24, 1940
Place: Bernardsville, New Jersey
Title: "Foreign Policy"
Published:
Date: Oct. 25, 1940
Place:
Title: "Is Roosevelt Right In His Foreign Policies"
Published: The Nation
Date: Oct. 31, 1940
Place: St. Albans, Montpelier, Vermont
Title:
Published:
Date: Nov. 2, 1940
Place: Republican Club Rally, Hightstown, N.J.
Title:
Published:
Date: Nov. 16, 1940
Place:
Title: "Shall We Stop Japan By Force?"
Published: The American Forum, Washington Daily News
Date: Dec. 2, 1940
Place: Peoples Community Forum, Schenley High School,
Pittsburgh, Penn.
Title: "Relief"
Published:
Date: Dec. 2, 1940
Place: The Hungry Club, Hotel Henry Ballroom,
Pittsburgh, Penn.
Title: "Defend America First"
Published:
Date: Dec. 3, 1940
Place: Foreign Policy Association, Pittsburgh Athletic
Association Hall, Pittsburgh, Penn.
Title: "Japan"; "What Is the Responsibility of the
U.S. in the Far East"
Published:
Date: Dec. 4, 1940
Place: Hotel Gibson, Cincinnati, Ohio
Title: "America First"
Published: Catholic-Telegraph Register, Dec. 13, 1940
32
1941
Date: Jan. 1, 1941
Place:
Title: "Can Show Fealty in Everyday Life"
Published:
Date: Jan. 15, 1941
Place: Waterbury, Connecticut
Title:
Published:
Date: Jan. 24, 1941
Place: House Committee on Foreign Affairs
Title: "Concerning H.R. 1776"
Published:
Date: Feb. 19, 1941
Place: Rotary Club, Washington, D.C.
Title: "The Rotary Club"
Published:
Date: Feb. 25, 1941
Place:
Title: Report of the Committee on Far Eastern Civilizations,
Harvard Univ., Cambridge, Mass.
Published:
Date: Mar. 27, 1941
Place: Boston, Mass.
Title:
Published:
Date: Mar. 28, 1941
Place: Emerson Hotel, Baltimore, Maryland
Title: "Convoys for Britain"
Published:
Date: April 21, 1941
Place: Meeting of the Church Society for College Work
at the Metropolitan Club, Washington, D.C.
Title:
Published:
Date: April 27, 1941
Place: Washington-Cathedral, Washington, D.C.
Title: "Forward in Service"
Published:
Date: Dec. 7, 1941
Place:
Title: "Why War With Japan?"'
Published: New York Herald Tribune
Date: Dec. 10, 1941
Place: Fellowship Breakfast, Rock Creek Parish, St. Paul's
Church
Title:
Published:
1942
Date: April 27, 1942
Place: Men's Club of St. John's Church, Metropolitan Club,
Washington, D.C.
Title: "Supreme Opportunity in the Colleges"
Published: The Church Review
Date: May 21, 1942
Place: Hardware Manufacturer's Statistical Assoc., Yale Club,
New York, N.Y.
Title:
Published:
Date: Oct. 26, 1942
Place: Fathers and Sons Breakfast, Fathers' Weekend, Choate
School, New Haven--Wallingford, Conn.
Title: "Japan!"
Published: Choate News
Date: Dec. 1, 1942
Place: History Club, Choate School, New Haven,
Wallingford, Conn.
Title:
Published:
Date: Dec. 1, 1942
Place: Washington Cathedral Committee for Delaware,
Residence of Irving Warner
Title: "The Building of a Cathedral"
Published:
Date: Dec. 7, 1942
Place: Dupont Cixcle Citizens Association, Mayflower Hotel
Title:
Published:
1943
Date: Feb. 7, 1943
Place: St. Paul's Church, Washington Chapter of the
American Church Union, Washington, D.C.
Title: "The Church and the Wart
Published:
Date: March 18, 1943
Place: Washington Club
Title:
Published:
Date: April 11, 1943
Place:
Title: "Christian Americans Today"
Published: The Living Church
Date: May 27, 1943
Place: Washington Jr. Board of Commerce, Annapolis Hotel
Title:
Published:
Date: July 4, 1943
Place: Church of St. Stephen and the Incarnation,
Washington, D.C.
Title:
Published:
Date: August 1943
Place:
Title: "The Hoover Frame of Mind"
Published: Atlantic Monthly
Date:Aug. 5, 1943
Place:
Title: Unity With Presbyterians
Published: Letters, Living Church
Date: Sept. 3, 1943
Place:
Title: "Should Western Front Be Opened to Relieve
the Strain on Russia?"'
Published: U.S. News
1944
Date: Mar. 5, 1944
Place: Church of Our Saviour
Title: "'Japan As It Was and Is"
Published:
Date: April 26, 1944
Place:
Title: "Wilbur J. Carr Memorial Fund"
Published: American Foreign Service Journal, June 1944
Date: Summer 1944
Place:
Title: "Continuity"
Published: Cathedral Age
Date: Nov. 11, 1944
Place: Catholic Conference, Catholic Layman's Club
of New York, Hotel Capitol, New York
Title: "Armistice Day Address"
Published:
Date: Nov. 21, 1944
Place: Upper School, Headmaster's home, St. Peter's
Title:
Published:
Date: Dec. 1944
Place:
Title: "Dumbarton Oaks Proposals"
Published: World Affairs
Date: Michaelmas, 1944
Place:
Title: "St. Andrew's Cathedral, Honolulu"
Published:
1945
Date: Jan. 26, 1945
Place: Church of the Incarnation, New York, N.Y.
Title: Series of Four Conferences, "Our Church and
Our World, I. The Hope for a Christian
Nation: Church and State After the War"'
Published:
Date: April 19, 1945
Place: Wilmington, Delaware
Title:
Published:
Date: Aug. 29, 1945
Place: Rotary Club, Willard Hotel, Washington, D.C.
Title: "Japan"
Published:
Date: Oct. 12, 1945
Place: Day of Witness, The Church of the Advent, Boston, Mass.
Title: "Extension"
Published:
1946
Date: Feb. 27, 1946
Place: Dinner of the National Council of Churchmen,
Hotel Commodore, New York, N.Y.
Title: "The Work of the Laity"; "The Layman Speaks"
Published: Holy Cross Magazine, June 1946
Date: April 18, 1946
Place: The Hardware Manufacturers Association, New York,
Title:
Published:
Date: May 7, 1946
Place: Diocesan Convention Dinner, Albany, New York
Title:
Published:
Date: Aug. 22, 1946
Place:
Title: "'Are We Winning the Peace in Japan?"
Published: The Archive
Date: Dec. 1946
Place: Alibi Club, Washington Cathedral Chapter
Title: "Secretary of Cathedral Resigns--Tribute to C.F.R. Ogilby"
Published: Cathedral Age, Spring 1947
1947
Date: Jan. 19, 1947
Place: WRC Radio Station
Title: "Are We Making Progress Toward World Peace"
Published:
Date: Sept. 1947
Place: National Capital Area Hospital Council
Title:
Published: Medical Annals of the District of Columbia
Date: Oct. 20, 1947
Place: Statler Hotel, Washington, D.C., Agency
Rally Community Chest Federation Campaign
Title: "Report on Health Services"
Published:
1948
Date: 1948
Place:
Title: "50th Anniversary of the Fox Club, of Harvard University"
1949
Date: Jan, 1949
Place:
Title: "Review of Book Abbott Lawrence Lowell
by Henry Aaron Yeomans"
Published: The American Historical Review
Date: June 9, 1949
Place: Anglican Society American Branch, St. Paul's
Cathedral, Buffalo, New York
Title: "The Prayer Book & The Laity"
Published:
1952
Date: 1952
Place:
Title: "Political Essay"
Published:
33
Undated, Subject Order
American Diplomacy
Austria - Post World War I
California Real Estate Association
Cathedral
Church Schools
College Men and Politics
Commercial Treaties
Community Fund of Duluth
Disarmament
Far East Situation
Foreign Policy
Foreign Policy, New Deal
Foreign Relations
Foreign Trade Council
Freshmen
Interparliamentary Union Conference
Japan - Japanese Christians
Latin-American Peace Conference
Lindbergh, Charles
Military Preparedness
Miscellaneous Essays
Neutrality
New Deal
Political Essays
Politics
Progress
Public Affairs
Soviet Recognition
State Dept., Decline of
Trade Treaties
War
World Peace
35
Unpublished and Untitled Manuscript
(Xerox copy to serve)
36
Unpublished and Untitled Manuscript
(Original not to be served)
Hoover Library Resume of Unpublished and Untitled Manuscript by
WILLIAM R. CASTLE, JR.
In this manuscript, William R. Castle, Jr. attempts to describe the role of the
State Department in American foreign policy during the period 1914-1937. Mr. Castle
outlines effectively the inner workings of the State Department, it's Foreign Service,
and his understanding of American foreign relations, during this era.
There are a number of general subjects covered in this manuscript that define
the scope of foreign relations, the duties of personnel who deal with foreign relations,
and the tools which have been available to them. Mr. Castle discusses the following
subjects dealing with foreign relations: International Law; the protection of American
businesses and citizens abroad; the admission of aliens (immigrants and visitors) into the
United States; background of recognition policies toward other nations; neutrality in
general; foreign trade and travel, disarmament and treaties to prevent war, particularly
the legislation and usefullness of the Kellogg Pact; intervention into the affairs of other
nations; and inter-governmental debts (other nations attitudes toward payment of debts
to the U.S. which were accrued from World War I). Mr, Castle concludes this
unpublished work with several short chapters on American efforts to bring about
conditions of World stability and understanding with such nations as Japan, Russia,
Germany, Italy, France and Great Britain.
(accretion to original collection received 10-29-73)
Calendar File
Box Contents
37
Calendars - 1927, Bound volumes with index
Calendars - 1928-29, Bound volumes with index
Calendars - 1930-31, Bound volumes with index
Calendars - 1932, Bound volume with index
Clippings File
Box Contents
38
Scrapbooks, Clippings Dec. 1929 - June 1930
Scrapbooks, Clippings June 1930 - July 1931
Scrapbooks, Clippings July 1931 - Sept. 1932
Scrapbooks, Clippings Sept. 1932 - June 1934
39
Clippings, 1917-24
Feb. 1927 re Promotion Assistant Secretary of State
1927-29
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
40
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945-46
1947-48
1949-51
Published Articles
1920
"Shall Hawaii Go Fast or West?"
World Outlook, 6:16-20
May, 1920
1921
"Barrett, Wendell"
Schribners Magazine, 7:60-6
July, 1921
1929
"Harvard Men in the Foreign Service of the United States"
Harvard Graduates’Magazine, 38:14-23
September, 1929
1930
"Co-operation between Japan and United States guarantees
peace; text of speech"
Far East Review, 26:49-51
February, 1930
"Hawaiian goes to Japan"
Review of Reviews, 81:157
March, 1930
"Tribute to Ambassador Castle"
Trans-Pacific, 18:6
May 15, 1930
"Naval agreement lauded by Castle"
Trans-Pacific, 18:10
May 15, 1930
1931
Portrait
Current History 34:front
May, 1931
Portrait
Review of Reviews, 84:27
August, 1931
1932
"Tokyo Today." il por
National Geographic Magazine, 61:131-62
February, 1932
1933
"Recent American policy in the Far East"
Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science,
168:46-53
July, 1933
1934
"United States and the League"
Far East Review, 30:97-8
March 1934
"Views on Japanese policy"
Review of Reviews, 20:241-2
June, 1934
Russia: conclusions of a statesman
Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science ,
174:158-61
July, 1934
"American and Japanese relations"
Far East Review, 30:289-91
July, 1934
"Evaluating the League of Nations"
Rotarian, 45:14-15
September, 1934
1937
"Democracy and other world forces"
Academy of Political Science, Proceedings,
May, 1937
"Liberalism and dictatorship"
Vital Speeches, 3:463-6
May 15, 1937
"Dangers of local neutrality legislation"
Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science ,
192-107-12,
July, 1937
1938
"Critique of the trade agreements program"
Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science ,
198:48-52
July, 1939
"Hawaii, then and now"
National Geographic Magazine, 74:419-62
October, 1938
1939
"America and the dictatorships"
Vital Speeches, 5:162-6
January 1, 1939
"American neutrality"
Vital Speeches 5:297-300
March 1, 1939
"Let's mind our own business"
Vital Speeches 5:360-4
April 1, 1939
"Monroe Doctrine and Pan-Americanism"
Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science
204;111-18
July, 1939
"War and the democracies"
Vital Speeches 5:610-14
August 11 1939
"Trade and investment in Latin America"
Vital Speeches 6:124-8
December 1, 1939
1940
"Neutrality in the Sino-Nippon war"
Far East Review, 36:244-6
July, 1940
"Neutrality in the Chinese-Japanese war"
Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science
210-119-26
July, 1940
"What about the Monroe Doctrine now?"
Saturday Evening Post, 213:27+
July, 1940
Monroe Doctrine For Japan
Atlantic Monthly, 166:445-52
October, 1940
Castle Papers Reviewed and Opened
Austria (2 pages)
12/26/25, Washburn to Castle
Belgium (see also next page) (15 pages)
11/8/27, Gibson to Castle, re order of Leopold
12/8/27, Castle to Gibson, ibid
1/3/28, Gibson to Castle, ibid
1/23/28, Castle to Gibson, ibid and Implementation of Rogers Act.
6/8/28, Castle toGIbson, situation in Belgian Embassy in Washington, D.C.
1/18/3, Gibson to Castle, re appointment of new Belgian ambassador
Canada (2 pages)
9/8/27, Castle to Phillips, re Dolbeare and Newsom.
Chile (4 pages)
5/23/28, Castle to Julian Lay, re a Dave Reed
7/26/28, Castle to Julian Lay, ibid
Japan (8 pages)
12/11/29, Castle to Wilson, re Castle's appointment to Japan
12/27/32, Grew to Castle, re Mrs. Roosevelt's visit to Japan
and the Castle-Grew exchange of diaries.
3/1/37, Grew to Castle, re rumors of Grew's transfer to Europe
Mexico (9 pages)
1/18/26, Arthur Bliss Lane to Castle, re State Dept. appointments and gossip
Mexican affairs - feud in British colony,
7/7/26, Arthur Bliss Lane, re British embassy In Mexico
8/30/26, Castle to Arthur Bliss Lane, re Alan (?) appointment to Mexico -
Sheffield's report on Mexico.
Poland (7 pages)
10/16/2, Gibson to Castle, extensive letter on situation in Poland
11/11/27, Castle to John Stetson, re Carnegie Institute representatives
visit and Mr. Dewey's appointment as advisor to Bank of Poland.
Spain (10 pages)
9/30/26, Castle to Ogden Hammond, re Aleck Moore In Spain
1/6/27, Castle to Francis White, re Hammond's views - bank matter and
taxation - personnel changes in State Dept. Brentano - Butler Wright -
Hugh Wilson possible reorganization of, State Dept.-Fred Sterling
Sheldon Kellogg's nervous condition.
Switzerland (25 pages)
1/18/29, fictitious letter signed W. W. Winkle poking fun at the
State Department.
1/21/26, Gibson to Castle, re offer by Kellogg to be Undersecretary
1/27/26, Gibson to Castle, re Geneva Conference
2/15/26, Gibson to Castle, cover for Arthur Sweetser enclosure (not there)
7/28/26, Gibson to Castle, re rumor that Gibson is going to Constantinople
9/28/26, "Dear Willie" salutation, re Butler speech
1/14/27, J. Theodore Marriner to Castle, gossip and concern over Swiss
reaction to leaving woman in charge.
2/2/27, Castle to Marriner, re transferring Lucielle - reference to
Elbridge Rand, Dorsey Richardson's resignation, and Alan - Jim Daniels.
4/19/27, Gibson to Castle, re caliber of naval advisors - concern
over appointment of an "Adolphus" to naval conversations.
7/21/32, Gibson to Castle, re his No. 355 telegram
Belgium (Continued) (17 pages)
1-31-31, Castle to Gibson, re HH secretary
8-4-31, Castle to Alan J.Lowrey, re royal prince
12-23-31, Castle to Gibson, re Mrs. Arthur Payne
11-5-31, Gibson to Castle, re Mrs. Arthur Payne
1-19-31, Gibson to Castle, re Howard W. Bible
Libera (9 pages)
7-19-28, Castle to George Grafton Wilson, re Raymond Le Buell
7-19-28, Castle to Charles E. Macy, re Raymond Lo Buell
9-28-28, Castle to Christian A. Herter, re Raymond Lo Buell
Castle Diaries - Microfilm (12 Reels)
MF89/2687 to MF89/2698
Reel 1: 1929-30
Reel 2: 1931-33
Reel 3: June 1918-June 1924-Dec. 1924 (vol. 1-6)
Reel 4: January-December 1925-28 (Vol. 7-13)
Reel 5: May-December 1933; January-December 1934 (vol. 23-26)
Reel 6: 1935-36 (vol. 27-32)
Reel 7: 1937-38 (Vol. 33-36)
Reel 8: 1939-40 (Vol. 37-40)
Reel 9: 1941-43 (Vol. 41-46)
Reel 10: 1944-48 (Vol. 47-53)
Reel 11: 1949-53 (Vol. 54-58)
Reel 12: 1954-60 (Vol. 59-64)
Index to Castle diaries may be found in Castle papers box 41 (name and subject)
1918-56.